91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳Recognised As One Of Australia’s Leading Community Givers
At Mirvac, the choices we make every day are not just for the benefit of our customers, but also for our communities and each other.
Our commitment to giving back through volunteering and community investment is something that unites our employees and helps to foster a better society.
We’re pleased to have been recognised as one of Australia’s leading community givers in the 2023 GivingLarge report.
Now in its sixth year, the report provides an annual record of corporate philanthropy in Australia.
This financial year our *independently verified community investment spend reached $13.9m which included almost $800,000 worth of volunteering hours from our staff, a considerable proportion of which came from our annual community day, where nearly 900 staff members delivered 6,650+ volunteer hours across 48 activities.
We are proud to continue to provide unlimited, fully paid volunteer leave to all employees, and we also provide matched funding for employee donations.
* B4SI verified contributions for FY23
View 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳Group Annual Report 2023
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