Looking back on Port's year of pain
A Tasmanian firefighters battles a blaze. Source: Herald Sun
Hawthorn CEO Stuart Fox. Source: News Limited
HAWTHORN Football club has made a $10,000 Red Cross donation to help bushfire victims at its second home base in Tasmania.
Captain Luke Hodge was among several players who spoke with chief executive Stuart Fox yesterday to express their concerns.
The club will visit regions affected by the bushfires and help assist the recovery effort on its annual community camp in Tasmania next month.
The 2008 premiers have played home games in Launceston since 2001 and last year signed up 8700 Tasmanian members.
Fox yesterday expressed his sympathy and support for those affected by the disaster.
"The Hawthorn Football Club family wishes to extend its deepest concerns for all those in Tasmania who have been affected by the devastating bushfires," Fox said.
"Many families across the state now face an enormous challenge to rebuild their lives and livelihoods, and we offer our support and encouragement in what is an extremely difficult time for the community.
"Our small contribution is the least we can do for a state and a community that continues to support our football club.
"Hawthorn Football Club would also like to acknowledge the brave efforts of the firefighters, emergency service officers and volunteers across the state."
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