At Hall, we understand our business can only thrive with the support of the communities in which we live and work. Our team possesses a strong belief in giving back to community members and helping them in a meaningful way.
We are proud to support various charities and community groups, and we believe in encouraging potential and strengthening our communities through education.
Some of the worthy organisations and causes we have chosen to support in recent years include:
With the Nambour community garden haven fallen into disrepair and facing being decommissioned, Hall Contracting joined forces with Sunshine Coast green thumbs to revitalise the space and create a flourishing new community hub called Nambour Grown.
Hall Contracting once again made Christmas a little brighter for Sunshine Coast families in need, supporting Maroochy Neighbourhood Centre’s ‘Adopt a Family’ Christmas appeal.
In an effort to support both the environment and Australians facing food insecurity, Hall rolled out Containers for Change collection bins across its Queensland-based sites in 2023.
In recognition of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month, Hall got behind Australian charity DV Safe Phone to support people experiencing abuse.
Hall Contracting has helped to tackle the digital divide, donating more than 50 laptops plus tablets and docking stations to not-for-profit organisation LiteHaus International.
A range of Hall team members banded together for Movember to raise almost $4,000 for ground-breaking men’s health research and support programs.
Hall spread some Christmas cheer to women and children living in refuge, donating $5,000 worth of gifts to domestic and family violence support charity RizeUp’s annual Christmas gift appeal.
Hall Contracting commemorated 75 years in business by donating 75 back-to-school packs to disadvantaged Sunshine Coast students impacted by economic hardship or family violence.
Hall joined forces with not-for-profit Sweet Dreams and Good Night Wishes to donate much-needed ‘care bags’ for Queensland children entering foster care and group homes.
Hall Project Engineer Jessica McDonnell cut her long locks for a worthy cause on Daffodil Day, raising over $2,000 for Cancer Council. Jessica donated 36cm of hair to salon waste recovery initiative Sustainable Salons, which makes wigs for people affected by hair loss related to medical conditions or cancer treatment.
The Caloundra Junior Rugby Union Club under 12 team participated in the sporting adventure of a lifetime, flying to Fiji to test out their skills against some talented local teams.
Underprivileged school students in Townsville benefited from the donation of a range of essential school items after Hall’s Townsville crew raised $5,000 for local charity Fuel for Schools.
Townsville’s next generation of football stars welcomed an annual $3,000 donation from Hall over consecutive years, with the company sponsoring the JCU Saints Rugby League Club.
Hall made Easter a little brighter for women and children in refuge, donating $500 plus hundreds of chocolate bunnies and eggs to RizeUp’s Townsville branch.
Having wrapped up works at Ranger Mine in the Northern Territory, Hall donated furniture and appliances from a four-bedroom home to the Red Lily Health Board Aboriginal Corporation (RLHBAC).
Hall sponsored the purchase of new running shirts for the Mooloolaba State School Run Club, ensuring students and teachers could exercise in style.