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Pepper’s Corporate Social Responsibility Promise
Our Giving is mission based: Our mission is to help people succeed. Where there are great areas of need in our community that are not being served by traditional approaches, whether that be funding or otherwise, we look at how we can help those who are seeking out new or alternative pathways to help others.
We stay true to our values: Can Do people and projects, Balanced assessments of what we do, and always keeping things Real with solid processes to ensure success.
We support organisations that work to provide the social necessities of life including housing and shelter, transport, education, health and good living.
We work with organisations that are seeking an alternative or different pathway to help others who are underserved by traditional support structures.
We aim to inspire innovation and courage amongst those in need to find different pathways to achieve their goals. (Just like we have challenged the accepted to succeed.)
Pepper Money bushfire relief options
Pepper Money has donated $100,000 to the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) to help alleviate the immediate burdens being faced by communities living in the areas most heavily affected by the bushfires. We will also establish a program of work with the remaining funds from our $250,000 financial commitment to bushfire relief, combining community support and employee volunteering over the next two years. Read more about it here.
Who are FRRR? Established in 2000 to support the renewal of rural, regional and remote communities in Australia through partnership with the private sector, philanthropy and governments, FRRR has managed the distribution of nearly $100 million in grants and provided substantial capacity building support to community organisations across the nation. Learn more about FRRR here.
Community Groups and charities we work with
Women’s and Girls Emergency Centre (WAGEC)
We’re proud to partner with WAGEC to deliver the 2020 pilot ACCESS mentor program.
The ACCESS program creates pathways to training, education and employment opportunities for women within the WAGEC community. It provides women with the tools they need to rebuild their future after experiencing homelessness and/or domestic violence and set them up for long-term success.
About WAGEC
Wagec is a not-for-profit charity that’s been supporting communities in Inner City Sydney and the Inner West for over 40 years. Wagec creates safe spaces for women and children who have experienced homelessness, domestic violence and other systemic disadvantages. They do this by providing support and shelter to their clients at a time when they need it most, as they face crisis and adversity.
Learn more about WAGEC
Panthers on the Prowl
Since 2015, we have supported “Panthers on the Prowl” (POTP) a not for profit organisation set up to enhance opportunities for young people in the Penrith community.
POTP empowers young people and their families through education programs, providing skills, and opportunities that build successful futures.
Our commitment to POTP extends to funding key mentoring initiatives and, over the years, actively participating in events and fundraisers.
Oasis
Oasis is the Salvation Army’s response to youth homelessness in Sydney’s inner city. We partner with Oasis and participate in fundraising] activities.
Australasian Sports Academy
We’re delighted to announce our ongoing support for the community by backing the Australasian Sports Academy (ASA). ASA are a local soccer academy whom nurture young soccer talent.