JMF provides financial assistance to purchase items such as new wheelchairs, vehicle and house modifications, surgery and medical assistance, computers, remedial aids or any item that improves the quality of life for the child and their family.
The John Maclean Foundation (JMF) exists to change the lives of young Australians who use wheelchairs.
Our mission is to inspire, motivate and enable these great kids to chase their dreams.
The Steve Waugh Foundation is about ‘Strength of Character.’ It’s at the core of what we do, from the people we support, to the people who support us.
Our team is dedicated to helping improve the quality of life for children and young people living with Rare Diseases in a holistic manner. We see some children come for help once, while others come back time and time again.
We endeavour to raises awareness, building connections and support networks within the Rare Disease community to continue to be ‘somewhere to turn’ for our families.
We believe no one should have to stand alone as we strive to be the support team for those who need it most.
HILLS UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB was established in 1989 following Castle Hill United FC and Baulkham Hills FC recognising a strong demand and need for the Hills Community to have its own representative Football Club so the Youth and Adults of the Hills region could play elite level football.
As the representative football club of the Hills region, Hills United FC now provides an opportunity for an elite football pathway to every child from every local football club in the Hills. Hills United FC is a foundation member of the Hills Football Association with over 13,000 registered players.
We are part of an interconnected whole and have our part to play in solving youth homelessness.
Not every young person is able to live with their family.
Youth homelessness affects 44,000 young Australians and every night 1 in 3 young people are turned away from accommodation.
They need a safe and secure place to rebuild their lives.
As the creator of homes and communities, our industry can and should play a role in addressing youth homelessness.
We help women be who they want to be in construction
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) is an Australian, not-for-profit organisation formed in 1995.
NAWIC is led by a team of passionate volunteers who all strive to help champion and empower women in the construction and related industries to reach their full potential. With Chapters in every state and territory, we are also part of a global network of NAWIC organisations, including those in the United States, New Zealand and Canada.
Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation exists to help support the health and wellbeing of sick kids across NSW, regardless of their age or the type of care or treatment they need.
Every year the Foundation funds services which help over 170,000 kids with countless more benefitting for years to come. Here are some of their stories.
When you take part and raise money for World’s Greatest Shave, you’ll be joining an elite task force of heroic shavers on a mission for a future free of blood cancer!
Every single day, over 50 Australian families will receive a devastating blood cancer diagnosis.
The money you raise will provide these families with the special care and support that they need to make it through the darkest days.
You will also help brilliant research scientists continue their search for better ways to diagnose and treat blood cancer more effectively, and ultimately find a cure.
We connect the businesses of Western Sydney to deliver leads and opportunity for economic growth.
We save business owners time by facilitating fruitful, strategic connections at world class business events.
We help our members keep their fingers on the pulse by providing learning tools and regional updates essential to succeeding in a burgeoning economy.
We also work closely with our members to identity key regional and business issues affecting SME’s and we are actively advocating on their behalf to create economic and social outcomes.
