Hawkesbury's commitment to community
Partnering with organisations that make a difference
At Hawkesbury Partners, we believe that the strength of our business is inseparable from the strength of the communities we serve. Our work places us alongside entrepreneurs, clinicians, scientists, and investors who are shaping Australia's future - and we see it as our responsibility to contribute to that future beyond transactions.
Our community initiatives focus on supporting organisations and programs that advance health, education, and social equity. We prioritise partnerships where our involvement can create meaningful, longterm impact.
Streetside Medics delivers free, high-quality medical care to people experiencing homelessness through a network of mobile clinics. Their model removes barriers to access and ensures vulnerable Australians receive essential healthcare, dignity, and continuity of support.
R U OK? is a national suicide-prevention charity encouraging meaningful conversations to support mental wellbeing. Their work empowers Australians to recognise signs of struggle, check in with those around them, and build stronger, more connected communities.
The Sydney Breast Cancer Foundation supports patients and families through treatment, recovery, and survivorship. They fund clinical care, research, and education programs that improve outcomes and provide compassionate support for those affected by breast cancer.
Cure Our Kids supports children undergoing cancer treatment and the families who stand beside them. Their programs provide emotional care, practical assistance, and a sense of stability during an overwhelming time, helping families navigate treatment with strength, dignity, and hope.
The Mirabel Foundation supports children who have been orphaned or abandoned due to parental drug use, placing their wellbeing at the centre of every program. They provide stability, advocacy, and longterm support to help children build resilience, belonging, and brighter futures.
Breakthrough T1D (formerly the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) drives global research to prevent, treat, and ultimately cure type 1 diabetes. They fund scientific breakthroughs, support affected families, and advocate for better access to care, accelerating progress toward a world without the burden of this lifelong condition.