On Friday the 28th of October senior broker and director of Finance Brokers of Tasmania (FBT) Lance Cure presented St Helens Marine Rescue with sponsorship for the upcoming boating season. After the presentation Lance was given a familiarisation tour of our facilities. He was very impressed by what he saw and remarked how important volunteer […]
Sponsors
BP Australia
Break O'Day Council
Crowe Horwarth
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Deegan Marine
East Coast Auto Parts, Quail Street
Fieldwicks Crushing and Screening
Finance Brokers of Tasmania
GM Consult
Hunters Chemicals, Tasmania
Lyndcraft Boats
Moonraker Antenna Systems
Scope Insurance Pty Ltd- St Helens Marina
Tamar Marine, Launceston
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Scope Insurance Brokers P/L http://www.scopeinsurance.com.au/ St Helens Marine Rescue has pleasure in welcoming Scope Insurance’s ongoing sponsorship of our organisation. Scope Insurance is a Tasmanian owned company providing for the insurance needs of Tasmanians. We are delighted to have this very supportive and generous sponsorship. Scope Insurance has brokered coverage of our facilities and on […]
Hunters Products is a most welcomed sponsor of St Helens Marine Rescue. They are a proud and loyal Tasmania Company providing hygiene products state wide since 1948. Hunters employ Tasmanians as well as contributing generously to community organisations. St Helens Marine Rescue is thrilled to receive Hunter’s sponsorship. Their contribution will go a long way […]
St Helens Marine Rescue extends its gratitude and appreciation to Tamar Marine for the generous sponsorship announced this week.Tim Lovett of Tamar Marine presented President JD a support package in recognition of the essential service that Marine Rescue offers recreational and professional mariners in North Eastern Tasmania. St Helens Marine Rescue is indebted to Tamar […]
We are very pleased to announce that St Helens Marine Rescue was successful in its application to the Tasmanian Community Fund for funding to replace the outboard motors on the Break O’Day. The Tasmanian Community Fund awarded a grant of $28,268.19 to St Helens Marine Rescue Association in Grant round 25, and this will be […]