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Giving Back To The Community
Changing Our World One Hose At A Time.
Here at Hoseright, we’re committed to making a difference in the world. With every hydraulic hose we replace, a portion of our profits and resources are used to invest in life-changing initiatives. We believe that it is our responsibility as a successful business to pass on our good fortune to the community.
We partner with various organisations, both personally and professionally, to make a difference locally and around the globe. We invite you to join us in making a difference. By using our services, you allow us to contribute to brilliant causes.
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Our contribution to the community through B1G1 (Buy 1 Give 1)
Since July 2019, Hoseright has been part of a social enterprise and non-profit organisation called B1G1, which has a mission to create a world full of giving. B1G1 is different from other giving models because it embeds giving activities into everyday business operations. Because of the great work B1G1 does, we can make a big impact just by serving our customers!
Every time we replace a hydraulic hose for a customer, we’re able to provide shelter and protection for orphaned children, safe drinking water for families in need, or e-learning hubs for Australian Indigenous children living in remote Australia. We are committed to making thousands of impacts across the globe through B1G1.
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Kyampisi Childcare Ministries
Kyampisi Childcare Ministries (KCM) is a small Ugandan charity with a big vision to see an end to child sacrifice and trafficking in Uganda. KCM acts with urgency in its efforts to rescue and rehabilitate surviving victims and their families.
KCM improve the lives of many by raising awareness, rescuing children, facilitating medical treatment, and prosecuting offenders. Hoseright has been supporting the cause since 2019 and is proud to be a part of KCM’s mission and strives to help their cause by offering child sponsorship and funding.
Two of the children that we have sponsored are Aisha, since she was 15 years old, and Ian 10. Aisha lives in a family of 8 people. Ian lives with an Aunt who is a tailor, unfortunately, she does not have the capabilities to support her nephew to go to school. With our help, they can receive the education and resources they need to improve their lives and futures.
Dot Com Mob
The Dot Com Mob is an Australian not-for-profit organisation that has been working with and assisting remote Indigenous communities to create or upgrade community technology centres since 2005. They aim to enhance the educational outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, resulting in improved social inclusion and economic opportunities.
Their philosophy that ‘connected communities are smarter communities’, aligns with our mission of creating life-changing opportunities for people around the globe. For this reason, Hoseright has chosen to support Dom Com Mob, which aims to improve Indigenous Australians’ literacy and numeracy, digital skills and knowledge, social interaction, pursuit of interests, psychological well-being, and employment.
You can make your own donations to this incredible foundation via their website www.dotcommob.org, where 100% of your donation goes to the communities. Its parent organisation, Magid Foundation, matches every donation made, effectively doubling the amount available to spend on providing digital and computer access.
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Happy Boxes Project
Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are unable to access essential toiletry items due to their remote location, or they are faced with exorbitant price tags for items found in remote stores. In an endeavour to nurture positive mental health and spread happiness, founder Emma Sullings began the Happy Boxes Project, which gathers donations of essential and luxury items.
The nature of this charity is a direct connection between the donator and the person receiving it. Once items are collected, they are posted to different coordinators within various communities who distribute the items to those who women need them most.
Hoseright supports the project, empowering women by alleviating the barriers to accessing basic toiletry needs in remote Indigenous communities. We have liaised with the Happy Boxes Project and nominated ourselves as a drop-off location here in Perth, enabling others to drop off their donations. Hoseright covers the costs for all the items to be posted out together with our donations, monthly.
You can learn more about the Happy Boxes Project and the communities it supports by visiting its website at www.happyboxesproject.com.
