A Dickensian Success: The Impact of DIK Contributions in Chile
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Discover the inspiring story of how the Epworth Maternity Services, led by Manager Robyn Acland, partnered with the Chilean community in Melbourne to facilitate much-needed aid. Under the guidance of figures like Consul-General Diego Velasco von Pilgrimm and engineer John Hine, volunteers from DIK (Do It Kinda) played a crucial role in organizing the pickup and shipping of essential supplies to Chile. This collaborative effort not only demonstrates the spirit of generosity but also showcases how a united community can turn a small gesture into a significant success story.
A Dickensian Success: The Impact of DIK Contributions in Chile
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RCPM and Chile A truly DIKensian Tale And International Success
Epworth Maternity Services Manager Robyn Acland advising the Big DIK Laurie Fisher
John Hine Epworth Chief Engineer with Volunteer DIK, John Campbell loading out
Grand PooBah A Lot of DIKS and a Grand PooBah Diego Velasco von Pilgrimm, Chilean Consul-General, Robyn, PP RCPM, Bob Glindemann OAM and PP of RC Melbourne and too many other titles to name them all, Rufus Pereira RCPM, Keke member of the Chilean Community in Melbourne, Ricardo, Jonathan and Alex Montecinos from the Chilean Community in Melbourne
From a small mention to a great success story The Club gratefully acknowledges the contributions and support of Epworth Hospital. The Austin Hospital and DIK. Together with support of the Consul General of Chile, Don Diego Velasco von Pilgrimm, who brought along a team of volunteers from the Melbourne Chileno community Don Diego facilitated the shipping to Chile . RCPM along with the DIK volunteers has facilitated the pickup and packing of the container. RCPM has paid for the local transport of the container and made a $1000 contribution to DIK’s ongoing expenses. Not bad for a large bunch of swinging DIKs