As a long standing and ethical Australian family-owned business, Galvin Engineering is committed to the community. 

Each year 2.5% of the pre-tax profit from the approved financial budget is allocated for donation to approved community initiatives and charities. 

The values to be allocated are decided during the budget process; however, the following will hold true:

Charities selected need to be Government approved, registered as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), and be for the benefit of fellow Australians.

 



Engagement Committee 

Each year, an Engagement Committee comprised of Employees from various departments in the Company, promote philanthropic and community initiatives and, within the guidelines and processes provided, determine the recipients of the allocated 25% of the annual donation budget.

This financial year, we are proud to be supporting a vast array of very worthy causes including:

LifeLine: Saving Lives Logo Red Nose: Saving Little Lives Logo Breast Cancer Care WA Logo R U OK? Logo
The Returned and Services League Of WA Logo Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Logo Hope in a Suitcase Logo St John of God Foundation Logo
McGrath Foundation Logo Australian Marine Conservation Society Logo St. Vincent De Paul: Helps People Logo Red Dust Logo

Caritas Australia Logo
 
     

 



Employee Community Contributions

As a company, we are proud to support the following community contributions:


5 million Australians volunteer their time (489 million hours) each year to support community organisations, groups and clubs, including a number of our very own people at Galvin Engineering. Thank you all - what you do is SO important! 

St John Ambulance

I’ve been volunteering with the Swan SES (State Emergency Service), a division of DEFS, since January 2023. My work involves land and search rescues, storm damage response, bushfire safety awareness, roof safety systems, and helping out at community events. What I love most about volunteering is the people – they feel like a second family to me. We all share the same passion for giving back and helping others, which makes it really rewarding. Plus, there’s nothing quite like the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a difference in the community.

- Casey

Photo representing and employee volunteering with St John Ambulance

Swan SES 

My adventure as a Volunteer in SLSC in Sorrento started in 2017. Every season from October to March, on each Sunday session and sometimes on the competitions I help as a water safety for nippers and youth. As a part of the club, I try to help on BBQ shifts and I’m a part of competition as well. My biggest achievement on the competition was a Run – Swim – Run (1km run and 1km swim). The club gives me a lot of opportunities to grow up and get beautiful friendship in this community. Sorrento SLSC came 1st in the State Championship two years in the row, what I’m very proud of. Next season I’m going to be more involved as one of Age Managers in Youth group to help running Sunday’s sessions.

- Izabella

Photo representing and employee volunteering with Surf Life Saving

Rotary

I started volunteering with Rotary in 2018, having joined the Crawley Club as a scholar. I enjoyed the experience so much I never left! What I love about Rotary is that there are so many ways to get involved, supporting communities both locally and internationally, be it with hands on activities and projects through to facilitating and/or participating in fundraisers and events. I have had the opportunity to meet and collaborate with some amazing people, organisations and charity groups to help people in need, and learned so much along the way. It really is good fun getting out, seeing and doing new things all the while helping others.

- Leah

Photo representing and employee volunteering with Rotary

U7 Soccer Coaching

I coach the local under 7 Bears in soccer (football!!).

- Alan

Photo representing and employee volunteering with U7 Soccer Coaching