Team-based volunteering is a fun, interesting and meaningful way for Woodside employees to engage with each other in non-traditional settings outside the office. It also gives teams the opportunity to support community organisations by completing a worthwhile project that will last well beyond their single volunteer day.
One prominent piece of Rottnest history is the island’s seawall, located behind the Visitors Centre extending north along Thomson Bay for approximately 400m. The seawall is believed to have been built by Aboriginal prisoners between 1846 and 1849 and was constructed using limestone quarried on the Island.
A small, yet dedicated team of Woodside Vacation students adopted the Woodside spirit of volunteering and ventured out on their first team volunteering day.
Bicycles for Humanity is a global grassroots movement that provides the gift of mobility delivered by a bicycle to many in rural and regional Australia as well as developing countries.
WA Blue Sky is a trusted provider of services for those with physical and intellectual disabilities, mental health needs and acquired brain injuries. They have a number of residential locations around WA, one of which welcomed a group of volunteers from the SpendWise team.