Recently, members of the EXPHYS team came together to support our annual team charity event for
Australian Red Cross LifeBlood.
Every day, we work alongside people on their recovery journeys. Donating blood is one small way we can extend that support further across Australia and into the community.
We're incredibly proud of our team for getting involved and helping raise awareness for the thousands of Australians who rely on blood and plasma donations every day.
A huge thank you to everyone who donated, shared our campaign, or encouraged others to get involved. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.
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