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The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic had an immediate impact on all of us. However, few parts of the community were hit harder than the charitable sector, including many of GCF's charity partners.

Greater Bank is set to work with some of the region’s disadvantaged young people, providing them with information and support regarding money and financial literacy.

More than 80 Hunter dads looking to improve their health and wellbeing will take part in a specialised program.

GCF funding has enabled OzHarvest to meet an immediate and growing need for food relief as a result of the COVID-19 crisis.

Clontarf Foundation’s Newcastle High Academy program is working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to ensure they are equipped with key educational and life skills.

A funding commitment of almost $70,000 from GCF has allowed CPA to now provide early response therapy to clients through the Telepractice service.

GCF has committed more than $500,000 to assist its charity partners to deal with the challenges of rolling out their programs under the constraints of COVID-19.

Announcing the winners of the 2020 GCF Employee Volunteer of the Year award, in recognition of the significant contribution Greater Bank employees make to the community.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA) will continue to roll out its Early Response Therapy Program for babies at risk across the NSW Central West.

Greater Charitable Foundation and Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA) are spreading joy to the mothers and carers of children living with cerebral palsy this Easter.

KidsXpress, in partnership with Greater Charitable Foundation, today delivered the first of six trauma-informed workshops.

GCF is calling on the generosity of the people of Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast and Port Stephens to help make it a greater Christmas for disadvantaged youth.