Workplace giving for employers
A corporate workplace giving program helps employers deliver on corporate social responsibility best practice, as well as save Australian lives
A simple and effective way for employees to donate to charities direct from their pay
Companies can incentivise their employees to donate by matching all staff donations. This helps to communicate their commitment to helping the Heart Foundation in its fight against Australia's number one killer - heart disease.
Why workplace giving?
Most participating employers report that their workplace giving program achieves high levels of employee engagement. It can also:
- Boost staff morale and motivation, which aids in retention and recruitment
- Enhance your business’ charitable giving, with little effort or cost to you
Matched giving
How to set up Workplace Giving
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