COMMUNITY

We are committed to helping our community in a meaningful way, with each team member making a difference to what's important to them

Our structured program includes; time out to assist with volunteer activities, a matched giving program and team based commitment to give our time and through fundraising.

2024 Commitments

A discovery session with our team unearthed a connection to family and friends who suffered loss due to Pancreatic cancer.   Pancreatic cancer is often diagnosed at an advanced stage and few effective treatment options are available. Survival rates have remained low for the past 40 years.

In 2024, we commenced support of WEHI's Panreatic cancer research, where researchers are discovering how pancreatic cancer cells become resistant to current therapies.  Their goal  is to find more effective treatments to improve outcomes for people with pancreatic cancer.

In 2023, we continued our commitment with another 2 year sponsorship of a young woman from Vietnam.

KOTO is the first social enterprise in Vietnam, providing positive, permanent change for at-risk and disadvantaged youth in a 2 year hospitality training programme that incorporates both vocation training and life skills.

Past Commitments

WIRE
(2015-2021)
Free Financial Planning support to women through one-on-one 45 minute consultations.
Future2Foundation
(2016)
Sam Hunt climbed Mount Kilimanjaro with his team of 4 raising more than $40,000.
Pinchapoo
(December 2022 and 2018)
Each December we packed 1000 hygiene packs to be distributed to people in need.
Cool Australia
(2014-2019)
Support with venue/facilities for board and training meetings throughout the year.
Koto
(2014)
Sponsorship of Tai in the KOTO training program, successfully completed in December 2015.
Movember
(2019 and 2014)
WARR HUNT MoBros and MoSistas raised over $10,000 in 2019 and $5,000 in 2019.
The Smith Family
(2014-2015)
Support of a young boy in the Back to School Appeal.
Oxfam Australia
(2012 and 2014)
Marina Warr completed 100km trailwalker raising in excess of $20,000 in 2012 and the 50km Trailwalker raising over $5,000 in 2014.