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Radisson Blu Resort Fiji, Denarau Island has donated FJ$8,000 (AU$5,127) to the Fiji Cancer Society, which marks the conclusion of the resort’s Pinktober program for 2026.

The Pinktober program forms part of Radisson Blu Resort Fiji’s Responsible Business program, which focuses on making a positive contribution to the community and the wellbeing of its team members.

The resort presented the cheque on 2 November 2026. Initially, the day began with a Pinktober awareness walk around Denarau Island, led by resort Security Officer and cancer survivor Merewatisoni Railou. Dressed in pink, resort staff took part in the walk to promote awareness and show support for those affected by cancer.

On returning to the resort, staff hosted representatives of the Fiji Cancer Society to a morning tea. The resort also welcomed its guests to join.

During the event, Radisson Blu Resort Fiji general manager Charles Homsy handed the cheque to Vokili Ali of the Fiji Cancer Society and members of her team.

“Through our Responsible Business program, we are committed to continuing our advocacy and raising awareness among our staff, particularly on the importance of breast cancer early detection,” Homsy said. “Early detection saves lives, and we want our team to be informed and empowered.”

Additionally, Ali thanked the resort, its staff and guests for their generosity and support.

“On behalf of the Fiji Cancer Society, I sincerely thank Radisson Blu Resort Fiji for this generous donation and for the dedication shown throughout Pinktober,” Ali said. “Support like this helps us continue our work for patients and their families across Fiji, and the awareness raised by the team is just as valuable.”