AGIG Community Partnerships Program

AGIG supported the Active Adelaide 36ers program, delivered to participating South Australian schools where students learned about the importance of health and wellbeing.

Angel Flight is a national charity that provides free flights to assist rural Australians access non-emergency and specialist medical treatment that would otherwise be unavailable to them due to because of vast distance and high travel costs. Our support provides the funding for the cost of fuel to enable the volunteer pilots, who donate their time and aircraft, make these journeys possible.

We support Backpacks 4 VIC Kids in 2025 to help provide crisis packs and gift packs to vulnerable babies, children and youth in out-of-home care, emergency accommodation, victims of crime and domestic violence, or homeless.

AGIG were proud Silver Sponsors of Findon Technical College’s Team Thunder participation in the 2025 H2GP World Finals in Germany.

Guide Dogs SA/NT is committed to providing high-quality integrated services to individuals who are living with low vision, blindness and other specialised needs. Over the next two years we will be sponsoring a Guide Dog puppy through all stages its placement and training with a client. Apart from regular puppy updates there will be opportunities for staff in South Australia to attend puppy classes, participate in office visits and hopefully a Graduation ceremony.

AGIG proudly supported for a second year in a row, Catholic College Wodonga’s participation in the Horizon Hydrogen Grand Prix educational program, learning about climate change, sustainability, renewable energies, energy storage, and fuel cell and electric vehicles.

We support the important work of The Hutt St Centre in South Australia which helps people facing homelessness to rebuild their lives, without judgement. Each year Hutt St Centre serves up to 40,000 meals and offers social work and support services to nearly 2,000 people. The funding we provide is targeted towards supporting people transitioning off the street into homes, and also providing much needed meals to those in need.

Hero Hunter Foundation supports families of children with childhood cancer and certain blood disorders. With a focus on supporting the health and well-being of carers in hospital and assistance with maintaining a household, AGIG helped by funding much needed relief with in-hospital massages for family members.

AGIG is proud to be NECA’s first corporate sponsor, helping to raise awareness and provide support to neuroendocrine tumour (NET) patients and their families. 60% of NETs are advanced by the time patients are correctly diagnosed. You can learn more about NETs or join next year’s Walk4NETs below.

AGIG proudly sponsored the Onslow Occys Swimming Club to benefit the youth of Onslow, Western Australia, by encouraging healthy lifestyles, teamwork and personal growth.

As a Bronze Sponsor our support helps both Robogals Melbourne and Monash deliver not-for-profit STEM education programs promoting gender equality by inspiring, engaging and empowering young women into engineering and related fields.

St Mary’s House of Welcome is a Specialist Access Point for people experiencing homelessness and experiencing disadvantage, severe and persistent mental health issues, and those who are extremely isolated, socially marginalised and are at risk of falling through the gaps.

SECL offers support to multicultural communities in the south eastern suburbs of Melbourne, including employment, youth, refugee settlement, employment, emergency relief and financial wellbeing.

The Salvation Army provides social support services to Australians facing hardship or injustice. In 2025 we supported the Salvation Army in Gladstone, Queensland, helping provide affordable food and groceries for local families.

The annual Lester Prize provides an avenue for artists nationally to exhibit works of portraiture in Western Australia. The program includes exhibitions at the Art Gallery of Western Australia and Brookfield Place, outdoor exhibitions, big screen displays, guided tours, floor talks, outdoor pop up events amongst others, and works with Starlight Livewire at the Perth Children's Hospital, aged care residents and schools working towards making positive changes within their communities, including non-English speaking backgrounds and Indigenous groups.

This is the second year AGIG is supporting the amazing work Uniting WA is doing at Tranby Engagement Hub, where meals and clothing essentials are provided, as well as referral services 365 days a year for adults experiencing homelessness in and around the city of Perth.

AGIG have been proud Gold Sponsors of the Wallaby Rugby League Club in Gladstone, Queensland, since 2024.

AGIG was a sponsor at YSRC’s 2025 NAIDOC Drone Show Celebration 2025 held in Geraldton, Western Australia, celebrating Yamatji culture.

Zonta House provides safety, essential relief and support to women who have experienced family and domestic violence, including the Positive Pathways program which includes education, skill building, self-care and fostering social connections.