Greater Bank rewards those that give back
During National Volunteer Week, Greater Bank announced the winners of the 2019 Greater Charitable Foundation Employee Volunteer of the Year Award.
During National Volunteer Week, Greater Bank announced the winners of the 2019 Greater Charitable Foundation Employee Volunteer of the Year Award.
Across Australia each day, a dedicated and passionate group of 132 McGrath Breast Care Nurses provide individualised care to people with breast cancer and their families.
The National Centre for Childhood Grief (NCCG) will this week deliver a free workshop to school counsellors who support the needs of grieving children, thanks to GCF funding.
GCF joins 7 other Hunter-based organisations to provide over $100,000 in funding to assist the region’s farming community as they battle with drought.
Greater Charitable Foundation is again calling for funding applications from charities located across NSW and South-East Queensland.
OzHarvest Gold Coast have delivered the first of many NEST programs to those most vulnerable thanks to funding from GCF.
A new financial counselling service, set up by Cancer Council NSW, has provided $5.2 million worth of financial support thanks to GCF funding.
GCF announced more than $900,0000 in funding, bringing the Foundation’s total contribution to community groups to more than $8 million since its establishment in 2011.
Greater Bank acknowledged its 2018 Greater Charitable Foundation Employee Volunteer of the Year.
Greater Charitable Foundation has welcomed new Director, Jayne Drinkwater, to the Hunter-based charitable organisation’s Board of Trustees.
Long-standing member of the Greater Bank family and Greater Charitable Foundation Chairman, Ian Nelmes, announces his retirement after 6 years in the position.
Greater Bank’s support of Hunter Medical Research Institute started almost by chance back in 1998, when young researcher, Dr Darren Shafren, met then CEO, John Arnold.