Our Work

Women in Tourism Gold Coast (WIT)

How Allium Helped Women in Tourism Gold Coast (WIT)

Allium’s CEO, Georgina Randall, is currently elected to the Executive Committee as Event & Charity Coordinator for Women in Tourism Gold Coast.

Founded in 1987, Women in Tourism Gold Coast is one of the key networking groups on the Gold Coast for tourism professionals. Through our events, we aim to showcase the amazing products and services the Gold Coast has to offer, as well as encourage, motivate, and support women across the sector.

Georgina’s role includes helping to create more meaningful networking opportunities for women in the tourism industry on the Gold Coast helping;

  1. To provide world-class events that educate and inspire our members.

  2. To provide Guest speakers at our events that share the latest news, trends and research that is happening and relevant to our members and industry. 

  3. To host events at a variety of Gold Coast venues that showcase what is on offer on the Gold Coast. 

  4. To raise the profile of women in the tourism industry on the Gold Coast and see more women on the stage, sharing their stories. 

  5. To raise money for meaningful charities

  6. To create opportunities for women to connect, help each other and establish lifelong friendships. 

  7. To support and mentor young women who want to enter and rise through the ranks of the tourism industry.​

The Common Good

An Initiative of The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation

How Allium Helped The Common Good

Allium’s CEO/Founder, Georgina Randall is currently the Partnerships and Philanthropy Manager at Prince Charles Hospital Foundation.

Georgina looks after all the major donors to enable people to live healthier for longer by sustainably backing and helping to fund research and hospital innovation projects.

In addition to advancing research into heart disease, lung disease, mental health and dementia, the hospital also provides local hospital support to both The Prince Charles Hospital, Australia’s largest cardiothoracic hospital, as well as Caboolture Hospital.

Lindsay Foundation

How Allium Helped the Lindsay Foundation

Allium created a medical research programme for this philanthropic Foundation to fund, based on the Trustees love of animals and wanting to support health initiatives that made a positive impact in the community.

Born and raised in rural Australia,  Jo Lindsay along with her Kiwi husband Brendon, established the Lindsay Foundation after selling their successful New Zealand manufacturing company Sistema Plastics. With over $10million a year to distribute, Allium created a world first screening and diagnostic tool using medical detection dogs to sniff out bowel cancer in urine, and reduce the colonoscopy wait list putting patients at the front of the queue that are more likely to have bowel cancer.

The Foundation continues it's financial support totaling over $1 million dollars in the past 5 years.

Fierce Females

How Allium Helped Fierce Females

Allium helped facilitate the transition of this Gold Coast business to charity status which enabled them to grow rapidly in their first 6 months helping a larger number of ladies who have been affected by domestic violence.  

With Allium's sister company, Blue22 - Events for a cause, we were able to connect Fierce Females to a community of over 100 Gold Coast ladies who consistently raise funds for local Community charities. 

Greencross Health / Unichem and Life Pharmacies

How Allium Helped Greencross Health / Unichem and Life Pharmacies

Allium helped promote Greencross Health's Bowel screening kits through it's connection with Bowel Cancer Foundation Trust. These kits are available to the genral public but were not recognised by Health departments for follow up if required.

This resulted in a dip in sales. The charity helped to overcome this hurdle by funding and facilitating follow up colonoscopies when there was a positive test result that required further investigation.

These tests were promoted within the community to increase community engagement and awareness through Bowel Cancer Awaeness Month with media and press releases.

Merck sharp Dohme (MSDNZ)

How Allium Helped Merck sharp Dohme (MSDNZ)

Allium helped to facilitate community access to their unfunded bowel cancer drug, Keytruda, by promoting their patient cost share programme within the bowel cancer patient community with support from patient oncologists when relevant to the diagnosis and treatment plan. 

Allium also wrote a submission to the New Zealand Government in support of Keytruda to help the successful funding of the drug through the governments subsiding of prescription medicines.