Lottoland Donates $20,000 to Royal Flying Doctor Service

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Leading online bookmaker Lottoland is pleased to announce a further $20,000 donation to aeromedical organisation the Royal Flying Doctor Service following their #LottolandDance4Charity Instagram initiative.

The initiative saw entrants on Instagram upload videos of themselves doing the Lottoland ‘Winners Dance’ with the hashtag #LottolandDance4Charity. Lottoland pledged $20,000 to the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) once 500 videos were submitted, along with $5,000 to the most creative dance.

The donation continues Lottoland’s ongoing support to the RFDS, which last year saw a $50,000 donation through the Lottoland Million Dollar Mitchell Street Mile.  In addition, Lottoland also offered up their sponsorship of the Manly Sea Eagles jersey to raise brand awareness for the RFDS.

Lottoland CEO Luke Brill said the initiative was designed for a bit of fun, but at the same time was a great way to help raise awareness and support the RFDS.

“Everybody had a bit of fun doing the dance, but at the end of the day it’s all for a good cause.” Mr Brill said.

RFDS General Manager Northern Territory Michael Toomey praised Lottoland for their ongoing support.

“We commend Lottoland for their commitment to the local community and appreciate once again their generosity to help keep the Flying Doctor flying.”

The Royal Flying Doctor Service provides extensive primary health care and 24-hour emergency service to people in rural and remote Australia.

More information about the Royal Flying Doctor Service

www.flyingdoctor.org.au