We’re proud to support Cancer Council—Australia’s only charity working across every aspect of cancer, from research and prevention to advocacy and support. Every day, they provide vital care to those affected, while driving progress toward a cancer free future.
At Summit Fleet, we contribute to this mission through our annual Biggest Morning Tea events, hosted across all our offices nationally. Our team also actively participates in Cancer Council’s 7 Bridges Walk—joining thousands each year to walk 28km across Sydney Harbour’s iconic bridges to raise funds for life-saving cancer research, prevention, and support services. These initiatives bring our teams and communities together and reflect our deep commitment to making a meaningful impact in the fight against cancer.
Summit Fleet is proud to be an official member of Supply Nation, an initiative that connects Indigenous businesses with corporate, government, and not-for-profit organisations across Australia. Through this partnership, we’re committed to supporting the growth of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses and contributing to a more inclusive and diverse economy.
We recognise the value of supplier diversity—not only as a driver of equality, but as a source of innovation and long-term business success. By championing Indigenous enterprise, we’re helping to create opportunities that lead to lasting, positive impact.
We’re proud to support the Ted Noffs Foundation, Australia’s largest provider of drug treatment services for young people. Founded in 1970 by humanitarian Reverend Ted Noffs, the organisation has been at the forefront of addressing youth drug and alcohol challenges for decades.
In addition to supporting their mission, our team actively volunteers with the Foundation—contributing time and care to help create brighter futures for vulnerable young Australians.
We’re proud to support The Push for Better Foundation, a health promotion charity dedicated to improving mental and physical wellbeing across Australia.
Through initiatives like The Push-Up Challenge, the Foundation raises awareness of mental health, encourages connection, and promotes mental fitness. Our team proudly gets involved in these campaigns—pushing for better health outcomes and helping to spark important conversations around mental wellbeing.
We’re proud to support the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS), a vital not-for-profit delivering lifesaving emergency and primary healthcare to remote, rural, and regional communities across NSW.
For nearly a century, RFDS has brought critical medical services—from aeromedical retrievals to mental health support and chronic disease care—to those who need it most, no matter how far.
We’re proud to support PCYC Queensland—an award-winning charity dedicated to building safer, healthier communities through youth development.
PCYC delivers impactful programs that uplift young people, support their wellbeing, foster leadership, and empower them to reach their full potential.
We’re proud to support Achieve Australia, a for-purpose organisation that has been empowering people with disability since 1952.
As a NDIS-registered provider, Achieve champions inclusion and delivers personalised support across Greater Sydney, the Northern Rivers region, and Southeast Queensland.
Summit Fleet is proud to support Challenge Community Services in their mission to ensure people with disability, children, and vulnerable members of our community have equal rights and opportunities.
For over 65 years, Challenge has delivered people-focused services across regional and metropolitan areas—including Disability Services, Foster Care, Allied Health, and supported employment. Their work is driven by a passion for inclusion, empowerment, and realising the potential of every individual. We’re honoured to stand alongside them in creating a more equitable and supportive society.
