The MGA and Whittles Group have been long time supporters of a number of very worthwhile charities such as the Royal Flying Doctor Service, All Kids and the Variety Club. The MGA Whittles Foundation pays 100% of all funds received to our selected charities. Since our formation, the Foundation seeks to continue supporting

The MGA Whittles Foundation was approached by CareFlight who in conjunction with Magic Mania were asking for our support in their Christmas appeal, to assist in providing a special day out for disadvantaged children to attend a Christmas event - filled with clowns, magicians, acrobats, contortionists, jugglers etc. Our employees and representatives across

Jane Taylor and our local Darwin Office supports a new charity "T for Thomas Inc." their mission is to make people more aware of Sepsis and provide ongoing support for survivors. Luke Harris from MGA Darwin generously donating $1,000 and with the help of the Foundation Jane Taylor presented a cheque for $3,000

Simone Coonan and the Team at our Millennium Office, raised an incredible $1,500 for the Guide Dogs Association which was generously matched by the MGA Whittles Community Foundation. A cheque for $3,000 was presented to Marie from the Guide Dogs Assoc and her four legged friend Ebony during morning tea celebrations. The Guide Dogs

Heath Amber from the MGA Whittles Community Foundation presented a cheque for $2,000 to Sharon Hanlon, Chairman for Crime Stoppers SA. Crime Stoppers SA is a not for profit organisation and run a highly successful program in which the community and media help police solve crime. They also run various other crime prevention

The MGA Whittles Foundation has once again supported the Cancer Council’s campaign of the year, Daffodil Day! Staff across the MGA Whittles Group of Companies held fundraising activities throughout the month of August in support of the charity and collectively raised $12,617.56. A cheque was presented to Lincoln Size, the CEO for the local

MGA Whittles Executive Chairman John George presented Brian Kretschmer, the President of the St Peters Rotary Club with a $30,000 donation to help drought-stricken farmers.  The donation made to Rotary will be included in a fundraising effort in partnership with Channel 9 and the National Farmers' Federation, which has so far collected more

Today, Heath Amber (Director for MGA Whittles Community Foundation) had the pleasure of presenting a cheque for $2,000 to Scott Crowley on behalf of the Wheelchair Sports Assoc of SA.  Scott sustained a spinal injury while snowboarding in Canada 16 years ago.  He works full time, married to Clair and has two children,

All personnel within the MGA Whittles Group supported another fundraising initiative, this time for the Australian Melanoma Research Foundation, with offices collecting nation wide through sausage sizzles, selling merchandise, cup cakes and other activities. Every dollar raised by staff was matched by the MGA Whittles Group. CEO for AMRF Julie Calvert said "The

The MGA Whittles Adelaide Christmas party was not only a fun day out for everyone, but through staff donations we raised $1,140 for the Hutt St Centre. A cheque was presented from the Foundation to Ian Cox, Hutt St Centre CEO.