Last week WSBC held the first of a new series of WSBC Breakfasts and launched a new initiative, the WSBC Charity Program.

WSBC CEO, Michael Sugg, addressed the crowd in the fantastic setting of Careflight's helicopter hanger stating, 

"this program is not just about raising money to support the incredible work of WSBC charity partners in the Western Sydney community. It's about connecting you, our members, with these wonderful Western Sydney organisations and adding value to you and your businesses,  

demonstrating how you can benefit from a connection and association with any one of these six charities".

 

The six charities include:

Careflight

Northcott

Childrens Medical Research Institute

Westmead Medical Research Foundation

Parramatta Mission

Kids West

"Giving back is part of who we are in Western Sydney and helping those less fortunate than us is a good way to mark our success", added Sugg.

 

The program will spotlight all six charities over the coming year and connect you with the work they perform and the causes they serve. WSBC and it's six partners will also provide you with a tool kit and highlight the benefits of working with a charity for the development and growth of your business.

 

In return, WSBC will highlight and promote success stories of members work and further promote your brand as we all work towards the success of this new Western Sydney Charity Program.

Special thanks go to Careflight for hosting us and providing guided tours of their operations, as well as CastleHill RSL group who provided the amazing breakfast.

Platinum partners XVenture also got involved with their CEO Mike Conway hosting an "in conversation with" one of Careflight's pilots, Ian Smart and the GM of Castlehill RSL GRoup, David O'Neil.