Charities supported
Radar Promotions Australia supports a number of charities in Tasmania and Australia.
HEART FOUNDATION:
Cardiac Arrest Day – a first for Australia
“Once again, I am very proud to be supporting The Heart Foundation and raising money for Cardiac Arrest Day, Tuesday 17th August. The following 60-second corporate commercial was produced with thanks to the Tasmanian Police, the Heart Foundation and many generous sponsors.– Tim Franklin
See also:
HEART FOUNDATION – “go red for women” television campaign.
Radar Promotions Australia has created a special Tasmanian Leisure & Pleasure show which airs 15 times per week. The segment is regularly updated and airtime is provided by Radar Promotions Australia free of charge.
The service promotes a variety of Tasmanian charities and volunteer-based organisations and gives them the recognition and support they deserve. Visit our charity television program page to see an example of one of these segments.
Radar Promotions Australia has undertaken many fundraising drives, including raising the highest amount of money ever for the National Heart Foundation in 2005 through their Cardiac Arrest event.
The following are some of the many charities which have received support from Radar Promotions Australia:
 Cancer Council Tasmania |  Heart Foundation |
 Appin Hall |  Camp Quality |  MBF Foundation “Supporting the KidFit Triathlon around Tasmania” |
 Festival of Dreams |  Variety Club |  RSPCA |
 McHappy Day |  Make a Wish Foundation |  Beyond Blue |
 MS Australia |  Muscular Dystrophy Association |  Menzies Research Institute |
 Cleftpals |  Cerebral Palsy Tasmania |  Butterfly Kidz |
 Aurora Disability Services |  Leukaemia Foundation Dinner 2002 |  Carers Tasmania |
 Tasdeaf |  Centacare “We Care” Concert |  Travel with a Cause |
 Colony 47 |  Nature Nic |
Letter of appreciation
from Beyond Blue
(see pdf for full text)
“On behalf of the Association may I congratulate you on your endeavours to inform wheelchair bound people of places that are accessible to them by showing a wheelchair motif on the screen during your Tasmanian Leisure and Pleasure show …”
Glenn Moore
Paraplegic and Quadriplegic Association of Tasmania
Messages following 2010 Cancer Gouncil Gala Ball:
“It was a great night. I would be interested to know what was raised for the cancer council. Certainly was great to see so many people getting behind such a worthy cause ... it was an honour to be asked to attend such a function.”
Stephen Giles
General Manager, Tasmanian Digial Television
“Congratulations to you and the Committee for hosting a fabulous night. The way the room was decorated displayed great imagination and put everyone in a generous mood to support such a worthwhile cause ... everything was very well done.
Tim, I believe your inclusion on the Committee to be a great asset and as the programme unfolds the cream will always rise to the top. A charity the likes of Cancer is close to all our hearts.”
Graham and Mary Chatfield
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