GJK has launched a new social impact program, GJK Giving Back, with one of the program’s partners, Lighthouse Foundation.
Built around four pillars; philanthropic, volunteering, workplace giving, and employment, the program has been designed so GJK employees can get involved, according to the company.
“Working with charities, not-for-profits and organisations we already support, like the Lighthouse Foundation, the GJK Giving Back program will build on these relationships to create shared value partnerships,” said GJK CEO, Elias Stamas.
Lighthouse Foundation provides homes and therapeutic care programs to children and young people impacted by long-term neglect, abuse, and homelessness.
“It’s integral for Lighthouse to have these purposeful partnerships with organisations, exactly like with GJK, so we can continue to deliver the care programs necessary for young people to heal,” Dr Eamonn McCarthy, CEO of Lighthouse Foundation, said.
The GJK Giving Back program also involves the Kids Cancer Project, SuperTee, The Hunger Project, Epworth Foundation, and Bridge of Hope.
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