GoodCompany Awards 2023 Winners

Netball Australia (Diamonds), AFL (Sydney Swans), Soccer (Melbourne City FC)

We invest 4 % of net profits after tax into the community each year, across more than 50 types of organisations, State authorities and bodies, Universities and Colleges, Government and Non-Government schools, Public Sector Associations, community organisations, charities, advocacy groups, development agencies and Not for Profits. We invest in a diverse range of initiatives across education, emergency services, health communities and wider society. This encompasses scholarships, sponsorships, grants, conferences and events, professional associations and bodies, professional development, training and mentoring, education awards, charity donations, emergency relief for natural disasters, micro finance and financial literacy programmes in Asia Pacific. These include: The NSW Premier’s Teachers Mutual Bank Aboriginal Education Scholarship, Bell Shakespeare, Stewart House, NSW Teachers Federation, Universities Australia, Flourish, APPA – Primary Principals Association, NSW Primary Principals Association, Public Education Foundation, APNA – Australian Primary Health, Australia College of Midwives and Emergency Services awards, and WA Education Awards. Our bank has been partnering with the international development organisation CUFA since 2016 on the Children’s Financial Literacy Program to enhance the financial knowledge of Cambodian children affected by poverty. The results include 43,110 children receiving financial literacy training; we have visited 127 schools and 3040 homes, trained more than 992 teachers and resulted in more than 23,461 children opening savings accounts. Prior to COVID-19, 27 bank staff travelled to Cambodia on study tours to observe first-hand the project, community and the country.

KEY PARTNERS IN COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Brotherhood of St Laurence Berry Street The Smith Family Financial Counselling Australia ARTS AND SPORT Archibald Prize (Art Gallery of NSW) Australian Open Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC) REGIONAL Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) BUSINESS Australian Network on Disability (AND) Chief Executive Women Ganbina Fitted for Work ICAN Leadership Victoria Ltd (Williamson Community Leadership Scholarships) Vic ICT 4 Women Many other locally led sponsorship and funding

Foodbank Australia national partnership, Local Indigenous Partnerships and joint ventures, Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi Foundation Limited (NYFL), Karratha KDCCI Diamond Sponsor, • Australian Resources & Energy Employer Association (AREEA): Our partnership with AREEA spans more than 10 years, providing advocacy in the mental health and gender equity space, working with the KDCCI (Karratha & Districts Chamber of Commerce & Industry), and supporting local projects, procurement, and small businesses

We work closely with 18 Community Partners to support their work in the community through financial grants ($630K from the Clayton Utz Foundation in FY23), in kind (use of our office event spaces, catering and meeting rooms), pro bono legal work and fundraising (over $173K in FY23). Our partners include Wayside Chapel, FareShare and Waalitj Foundation. We work with Beacon Foundation, Daystar Foundation and Ardoch to run literacy and mentoring programs in schools in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. The Firm is a proud patron of the arts with arts partnerships exhibiting established and emerging artists and a non acquisition art award.

These are part of our Staff Led Partnerships and include Ardoch Literacy Program, Multicultural Communities Council, Albury Wodonga Food Share, ACT for kids, Street Chaplins and many many more

Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation- Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Nursing Development Scholarship (DEMNDS) – Principal Sponsor Eastern Health Foundation – 10 x BankVic Nursing Leadership and Development Scholarships and 4 Innovation and Research Grant recipients in FY23 Royal Women’s Hospital “International Women’s Day” event – Major Sponsor Major Partner for the Victorian Police Legacy (VPL) Children’s Christmas Appeal 2022 (raising over $15k) Major Partner for the Angela Taylor Walk/Run, produced by Blue Ribbon Foundation Major Partner for the Blue Light Victoria Foundation Gala ball 2022 Sponsored the 2022 member-drive campaign for Police Veterans Victoria (PVV), donating $40 for each new member. Raised $20k Supported the launch of the Victoria Police Women of Colour Network event Supported the Rainbow Families Day, held by Victoria Police Launched two scholarships for the Australian Women in Policing conference- Sponsored the first Victoria Police Womens Football team, to take part in the National Championship.

Community groups and schools

The Reach Foundation, Foodbank

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra; Feel the Magic; Run DIPG

Smiling Mind Philanthropic Partnership, LMBDW, Universtiy of Auckland – Sir Douglas Robb Societ (recognises donors who have given a total of $100K – $1 Mil)

Major sponsors of a range sporting clubs and schools. Strong community sponsorship and links. Assisted in the development of a school in Indonesia. Sponsor the South East Melbourne Pheonix (NBL). Sponsor a female cricketer. Sponsor an up and coming golf professional. Sponsor a mental health podcast. Strong links with Indigenous organisations.

Little Miracles

Many community groups and sports connected with our development locations

Major sponsor Workd Pride , Mardi Gras, Soldier On Gold Pledge partner, ABCN

The Smith Family, Youth Law Australia, National Justice Project, Pinnacle Foundation, Arts Law Centre of Australia

Currently supporting Yes 2023, Together Yes

Women Entering Business Society at Macquarie University, various charity lunches / balls e.g. Caritas, Youth Off The Streets, Mens Health, Giant Steps Golf Day etc.

St Kilda Mums Mother’s Day Lunch, Business Chicks

Homes for Homes

NSW Waratahs Women and Redfern Jarjum College, Participate in Annual Bennelong Cup

We support our community partners – Launch Housing, Orange Sky, and The Big Issue

KARI Foundation scholarships

Property Industry Foundation, SEDA(part of Bridging the Gap), Chain Reaction Foundation, Starlight Foundation, Royal Childrens Hospital Teddy Bear Hospital

Sydney Harbour 10K, NSW Volunteer awards, Grants program

MAKE-A-WISH AUSTRALIA AND FOODBANK AUSTRALIA

We provide grants and donations to not for profits and other community groups. Our marketing team provide sponsorships to business events. We provide grants to the following organisations, Dress for Success (Adelaide, Sydney), the Australian Red Cross, Indigital, Alannah and Madeline Foundation, Cerebral Palsy Alliance, Legacy, Fareshare, Out for Australia, ABCN, Grok Academy, Good Return, Indigenous Literacy Foundation, Solar Buddy, Eat Up and many others.

Melbourne Football Club, Wests Tigers, Mr Perfect

We provide grants to 12 charities that are aligned to our strategic priorities and Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Some of these include Red Dust, The Smith Family, Dementia Australia, Gotcha4Life, and the Pinnacle Foundation. We also sponsor numerous charities and events including Eat Up, STEPtember, Movember, Biggest Morning Tea, Sleep at the G and various corporate cups.

Our 5 Power Stations and Geelong Contact Centre supported over 85 local schools and community groups with community grants, sponsorships and small donations in 2022. Each year, our Mt Piper power station sponsors the Portland Art Show and employees vote for the 5 artworks which the business will purchase and display around site. Our Yallourn Power Station sponsors the Friendship Games soccer tournament hosted by Baringa School, which brings together students with disabilities from a number of schools around Victoria. This is the only event that all of the Latrobe Valley power generators join together to support. In addition, our Yallourn and Geelong Contact Centre participate in end of year giving appeals, supporting the Gippsland Motorcyclists Toy Run and the Geelong-based Elf Squad with the purchase and wrapping of thousands of toys distributed to families in need in the local areas. This year we were proud to sponsor Noel Pearson – In Conversation with Gippsland. EnergyAustralia has a strong commitment to reconciliation and supports the Uluru Statement. This important event provided information on the upcoming Voice to Parliament to the local community. Sixteen EA employees mentored 52 students across 3 programs in our volunteering partnership with ABCN. Our EnergyAssist Customer Hardship team continue their important partnerships with Uniting Vic Tas and Thriving Communities Partnership to better support our customers experiencing vulnerable circumstances.

Water Aid, Property Industry Foundation

Into Our Hands Community Foundation, Innovate Australia

Garvan Research Foundation, Save The Children Australia Women’s Legal Service NSW, QLD, North QLS & VIC, Youth Advocacy Service Inc, Arts Law Centre, International Women’s Development Agency, Marrickville Legal Centre, YouthLaw Victoria, Artists in the Black, Eat Up, Boundless, Redfern Legal Centre, Ngalaya, Refugee Council of Australia, Our Watch, Boundless, Aurous, 4 Voices, Hermannsburg Potters, Amnesty, Colombo Social, LawRight, RizeUp, Together for Humanity, Hermannsburg Potters, LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Foundation, Mettle Women, The Pride Foundation, Community Legal Centres Queensland, FareShare. ABSEC, WEAVE, Refugee Legal, Ngalaya, Inner City Legal Centre, Indigenous Literacy Foundation

Parkrun, TYIC, AIDA

HerTechPathSA; Women in IT WA; Australian Women in Security Network; CyberCX participants in charity runs/marathons; unicef, save the children, your town.

We sponsor a wide range of events and business events. From industry conferences to Meetups in 4 cities. We sponsor Churchill Club, Umbraco, Kentico, Optimizely, .NETMelb, Sitecore. We have provided minor sponsorships to small sporting clubs and primary schools.

Kawana Surf Club, PCYC Caboolture

Yes, we sponsor events of charities so that we cover the operating costs of the events.

Jemena’s 2023 Community Program includes a total of $750,000 in funding for community programs and groups including $155,000 in funding for community grants including funding for Barnardos Australia, The Bower, The Groundswell Collective, Reading Out Of Poverty and many others.