Cocktails, canapés, music, entertainment and fireworks set the scene for one of the most spectacular events of the year, all for a worthwhile cause
August 3rd, 2012
To celebrate Godfrey Hirst Commercial’s partnership with the Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) a launch was held in July at Sketch in the Docklands, Melbourne.
In line with their partnership, Godfrey Hirst Commercial committed to donating 20 cents to BCNA for every square metre of modular tile registered & sold.
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