With the World Cup in full swing this is an exciting time for women’s football, particularly for Ravens who have 300-plus women members and have produced the likes of Ellyse Perry (former Matilda) and Alisha Bass (former U17s Matilda’s captain).

Gladesville Ravens play in the NPL NSW Women’s competition and have a youth rep programme that gives local girls the opportunity to learn, train and progress into the higher levels of the game both nationally and internationally.

Good luck Ravens! Precise Air is excited to support you!

Cancer Council NSW has always been one of our special clients that has contributed to the growth of our business. It all began with the installation of mechanical services in their Head Office in Woolloomooloo back in 2008. Over the years we’ve developed a great working relationship with the facility management team and constantly work to improve the level of service we provide.

Cancer Council is Australia’s leading cancer charity working across every aspect of every cancer. “As a majority community funded organisation, Cancer Council NSW relies on the generous support of our supporters like Precise Air,” explains Property and Facilities Manager at Cancer Council NSW, Matthew Baldry. “This year marks Cancer Council’s 15th year in partnership with Precise Air and their 20th Anniversary since inception.”

“Precise Air support Cancer Council NSW, not only through their services, but also by supporting our POSH Gala Ball, hosting an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea every year, and participating in other fundraisers. All funds raised at these events go to Cancer Council’s life-saving cancer research, prevention, advocacy programs, cancer information and support.”

To find out more about Cancer Council NSW, visit their website.

A big thank you to Peter Caleo (Team Leader – Commercial Property), Andrew Kyriacou (HVAC Technician) and the Precise Air Sydney Commercial Property team for providing great service!

Pictured: Andrew Kyriacou and Peter Caleo with Matthew Baldry (Property and Facilities Manager at Cancer Council NSW) 

Precise Air’s fresh thinking team came together this morning in support of the Cancer Council and Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea.

Peter Hansen took control of the barbie serving up delicious bacon and egg rolls and sausages, while Laura Fonti encouraged the team to dig deep and help those affected by cancer.

Precise Air Director, Sam La Rocca commented, ‘With our special guest, Steve Ray from the Cancer Council, it was a great occasion to reflect on the great work the Cancer Council does. With the donations received today from the Precise Air team, we hope we can make a difference to others’ lives.’

Meanwhile, Precise Air Director Joe Mazza added, ‘Events like Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea are important to us here at Precise Air.  We take our corporate social responsibility very seriously and believe these events are a great way to support the communities in which we live and work. Thank you to Steve Ray for attending this morning, thank you to Laura Fonti for coordinating the event, and thanks to everyone for their generous donations.’.

If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to Precise Air’s Biggest Morning Tea it’s not too late – click here.  Or you can make a tax-deductible donation any time at http://www.cancer.org.au/get-involved/donate.html.

For more information about Precise Air contact Sam La Rocca or Joe Mazza on 1300 728 250.