The Weekly Times - TWT - 27th June 2018

Wednesday 27 June, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 9
Charter Hall shopping centres partner with
Two Good to provide 20,000 meals to women in need
LEADING property group Charter Hall has partnered with social
enterprise Two Good to provide 20,000 meals to domestic violence
survivors throughout Australia.
From June 27 to July
14, Charter Hall, in partnership
with the communities
in which they
operate, is “Delivering
Good” across 26 of
its shopping centres
and raising awareness
about family and
domestic violence.
As part of this campaign,
Charter Hall will
provide meals to women
and children in refuges
nationwide.
Giant jigsaw puzzle
frames will be set up
in participating centres
including West Ryde
Marketplace with shoppers
encouraged to
play their part by adding
their piece to the
puzzle.
The puzzle-building
process symbolises
domestic violence survivors
rebuilding their
lives and the role the
community can play.
With every piece put
into its place, a Two
Good meal will be donated
to a nearby shelter,
up to 800 meals.
Greg Chubb, Head of
Retail for Charter Hall,
says: “We are delighted
and privileged to partner
with Two Good to
deliver this campaign.
As an owner and manager
of conveniencebased
shopping centres
Australia-wide, we
take our responsibility
of giving back seriously.
“One in four women in
Australia experience
domestic violence at
some point, and many
of them end up in refuges
whilst they
work through this very
challenging time in their
lives. Two Good is doing
extraordinary work
in supporting these
shelters and the women
in them, and Charter
Hall is honoured to be
able to support
Two Good to reach
into regional Australia.
We are also grateful
that both Neil Perry and
Maggie Beer are supporting
us in delivering
this important donation,”
he added.
A puzzle builder will
start the build at West
Ryde Marketplace and
encourage shoppers to
participate.
As the pieces of the
puzzle come together
they will reveal images
of the Two Good community
including founder
Rob Caslick, Delivering
Good ambassadors
Neil Perry and Maggie
Beer and some
of the beautiful women
within the community
who have experienced
domestic violence.
Shoppers who get
involved in-centre and
choose a ‘golden’ puzzle
piece at random will
also receive a Maggie
Beer cookbook or a
Rockpool dining experience
valued at $600.
Two Good founder
Rob Caslick says: “We
are thrilled to be partnering
with Charter
Hall Retail to raise the
awareness of domestic
violence in regional
areas, and to take our
message and work beyond
Australia’s largest
cities.
“The 20,000 meals
funded by the Delivering
Good campaign
will go directly to shelters
and refuges close
to those centres,” said
Rob.
“It is incredibly important
for Charter Hall to
support the
local communities in
which they operate and
to connect with and
provide a positive benefit
for those communities.”
Since Two Good began
its work in late
2016, the organisation
has delivered more than
40,000 meals to refuges
and shelters and has
established a kitchen in
Sydney where domestic
violence survivors
can train for jobs in
hospitality.
The Charter Hall Delivering
Good campaign is
Two Good’s biggest
donation to date.
Leagues Club’s support for Adam Gardiner Fund
RYDE Eastwood Leagues Club General Manager Chris McCarthy and Club President Jim McClymont
presented a $20,000 cheque to the Adam Gardiner Fund at the recent Origin Charity Sports Luncheon
held at the Club. They are pictured with Prof Graeme Stewart, Director of Clinical Immunology & Allergy
at Westmead Hospital. Luncheon proceeds helped raise much needed funds and awareness for Amyloidosis.
Photo by Kerry Beever of Melba Studios.
In partnership with Two Good
one puzzle piece
& meal at a time
West Ryde Marketplace is
home to a giant jigsaw puzzle
featuring the Two Good
community who are helping
deliver 800 meals to local
domestic violence shelters.
One piece delivers one meal.
Puzzle workshop near Woolworths
Every Wed to Sun – 10am to 2pm
27 Jun to 14 Jul
14 Anthony Road, West Ryde NSW 2114
PH (02) 9491 8200
westrydemarketplace.com.au