Telecom Fiji Charity Golf Tournament Raises over $33,000 for Fiji Cancer Society

Telecom Fiji Limited, in partnership with the Fiji Cancer Society (FCS), has announced the successful conclusion of the annual Telecom Fiji Charity Golf Tournament, held last month at the Golf Club in Vatuwaqa, Suva.

Now in its third consecutive year, this highly anticipated event brought together passionate golfers, community leaders, and supporters, raising a record-breaking $33,420—the highest amount to date.

Teams participating at the Charity Golf Tournament 2024

Charles Goundar, CEO of Telecom Fiji, expressed his gratitude: “Supporting the Fiji Cancer Society is an honor for Telecom Fiji. This tournament is more than just a game—it’s a community commitment to fighting cancer. We’re proud to stand with FCS in making a tangible difference.”

Belinda Chan, CEO of the Fiji Cancer Society, highlighted the event's significance: “Cancer awareness through sports resonates deeply with many people. Every swing at this tournament represents a step toward reducing the burden of cancer in our communities. We are truly grateful for the generous support from Telecom Fiji and all our sponsors who made this event possible.”

About Telecom Fiji

Telecom Fiji is the country’s backbone telecommunications network provider in Fiji, offering a wide range of innovative ICT solutions and services to its customers.

With a strong focus on delivering cutting-edge technologies and personalized support, Telecom Fiji continues to be at the forefront of the telecommunications industry in the region

About Fiji Cancer Society

Fiji Cancer Society was founded in 1993 and is the national cancer center in Fiji. It has established 3 main committees to represent the different activities offered by the Society: cancer education and health promotion, patient support services and finance and development. Fiji Cancer Society`s prime role i on advocacy awareness and patient support. A Cervical Cancer Task Force was established by the Cancer Education Committee top address cancer of the cervix, the most common form of cancer in Fiji, followed by breast cancer. In 1993, Fiji Cancer Society was accepted as associate member with UICC.