New supplier Aletek have jumped on board to support the Upper Hunter Charity Golf Day to be played on August 23.

The event helps raise much needed funds for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service which is there to help over 1.5 million people throughout Northern NSW. 

Founded in 2006, Aletek is a family owned business and prides themselves on being a reputable and trusted manufacturer of specialised mining equipment focused on improving safety and efficiencies.

With a huge product range of heavy-duty exhaust systems, thermal insulation blankets, emission control solutions, and sound suppression and noise attenuation solutions, it’s great to see that a relatively new company to the Hunter region support this day of fun and fundraising for an important cause.

Working in conjunction with Danny Eather, Community Liaison Officer from the Rescue Helicopter Service, Aletek will be raising additional funds for the cause by giving event attendees the opportunity to ‘Beat the BDM’ for Aletek’s sponsored hole.

Players will be able to make a donation to play against Ryan Norton, Aletek’s Business Development Manager (BDM). But there’s a catch – Ryan is a former pro golfer who finished third at the Queensland Trainee Championship and has played multiple tournaments around Australia. 

Fortunately, players can take solace in the fact that most of Ryan’s time is now spent travelling throughout Australia working with Aletek’s clients as well as developing new relationships within the mining industry.

All funds raised from the day will go towards the fantastic cause of the Rescue service and players will have the chance to win some fantastic prizes supplied by Aletek. The golfers will be gunning for the top prize, a Callaway golf bag.

Ryan and the Aletek team are excited to be on board for the Golf Day that will help support the Hunter community and Rescue Helicopter’s efforts.

In continuing this community support and following on from the success of last year’s inaugural ‘new-look’ event, Danny and the Westpac team are expecting a big turnout and show of support for this year’s Golf Day.