- Corporate Volunteering
Join us for NAIDOC Week 2024
Have you made plans for your team for National NAIDOC Week 2024? In recognition and support of NAIDOC Week, where the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated, Habitat for Humanity Australia wish to show support of local Indigenous communities and invite you to join us.
The 2024 National NAIDOC Week theme is “Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud!” This theme celebrates the unyielding spirit of our communities and invites all to stand in solidarity, amplifying the voices that have long been silenced.
The Brush with Kindness program mobilises teams of corporate volunteers to conduct renovations, painting, landscaping, gardening, and minor building repairs to the homes of people who may be disadvantaged, escaping domestic violence, or experiencing homelessness. The one-day group activity is an opportunity for your employees, colleagues, or partners to come together and spend time out of the office – no building skills are required! They will enjoy an opportunity to make a life-changing impact in the community for people who are less fortunate and have some fun getting their hands dirty.
- every volunteer builds strength and stability
Why Volunteer?
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The Program
Team building near the CBD
Habitat can deliver full-day activities for teams of 10 people within 60 minutes of the Sydney, Melbourne , Brisbane and Adelaide CBD’s.
Supports local communities
Through our Australian Program, we have helped over 1,000 people through Brush with Kindness activities.
Makes an Impact
Through our program we engaged with more than 10,000 volunteers from both the community and corporate sector.
*If you would like a larger team please speak to us about your specific requirements.
We generally host teams of up to 10 people for a contribution of $5,000+ GST per activity. Habitat for Humanity will also provide a Site Supervisor trained in health, safety and first aid requirements, Habitat branded T-shirts/ caps, briefing and refreshments for volunteers.
To read our FAQs please click here and scroll to the Corporate Volunteering section.
How we support communities
The Brush with Kindness program mobilises teams of volunteers to undertake:
-Home building
-Disaster Recovery
-Repair and maintenance
-Landscaping, gardening & clean-ups
-Painting
-Minor building projects
Who we assist
We assist people who are disadvantaged including:
-Indigenous people and communities
-Vulnerable families
-Women & children escaping domestic violence
-People with disabilities
What Corporates Say
- Corelogic Volunteer
- Arup Volunteer
- SMEC Volunteer
If you have any questions please visit our FAQs page, or contact us at [email protected] or on 1800 88 55 99.
