LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
In a heartwarming move off the field, the Melbourne Storm are set to deliver a much-needed boost to education in Fiji.
According to a report on the club's official website, Storm CEO Justin Rodski and Fijian-born prop Tui Kamikamica have announced their support for the Fiji Book Drive initiative.
This noble project aims to provide schoolbooks to Fijian students who are in desperate need of educational resources.
In the lead up to their highly anticipated trial match at Churchill Park, the Storm players will trade their rugby league boots for library cards, visiting schools, local villages, and junior rugby league clubs.
It's a gesture that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the game - helping others and giving back to the community.
The CEO of Fiji Book Drive, Fiona Luth, explained that their focus is primarily on improving literacy rates and providing students with better opportunities in life.
The Melbourne Storm's involvement in this initiative highlights their commitment not just to rugby league, but to making a real difference in the lives of others.
Let's hope this heartfelt act of generosity inspires other sporting clubs to follow suit and support worthy causes around the world.