TAL Community Foundation
Supporting initiatives to make a meaningful contribution to the Australian community.
Through a coordinated approach of initiatives, the Foundation has created a space for giving, interacting, sharing and connecting with each other and the community with the aim of making meaningful impact on social and community issues and support employee involvement in the community.
Our partnerships are an opportunity for our people to work together with our communities to develop their own sense of purpose, grow and develop their capabilities and importantly build meaningful contribution to communities.
Eight years of the TAL Community Foundation
Supporting our people's passions
We support our people’s involvement in the community with a range of different programs, enabling them to make a positive difference.

Staff fundraising matching program
TAL matches funds raised for community causes that our people are passionate about, helping them make double the difference for their chosen charity or community group.

TAL community leave
We are committed to empowering our people to champion community causes. To facilitate this, we offer a day of paid volunteering each year to help the community.
Our four community partners
The TAL Community Foundation partners with community organisations to enable them to make a valued difference in their communities.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service
The Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia (RFDS) is one of the largest and most comprehensive aeromedical organisations in the world.
As a National Community Partner, our partnership enables us to help Australians access life-improving medical services and expertise, as well as educate people in rural and regional Australia about health.
In 2018 and 2019, our people raised funds for 127 defibrillators to be distributed among RFDS administered medical chests across rural and regional Australia.
National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy
The National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy (NASCA) provides holistic support to young aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, supporting them on their educational pathway to a self-determined future.
They utilise the power of structured sporting, education, and cultural programs in partnership with urban and remote schools to enhance learning experiences to improve the educational and wellbeing outcomes for Aboriginal youth.
Our partnership provides a range of skill-based volunteering opportunities for our people to share their expertise and skills to help to make a difference for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
The Australian Business and Community Network
We help empower young Australians make sound personal, educational and vocational choices through mentoring support.
The Australian Business and Community Network (ABCN) partners with schools with businesses to provide programs where our people can support young Australians reach their potential in the future world of work, regardless of socio-economic background.
Over the last seven years, 669 of our people donated 5,050 hours to mentor 1,469 students. And, together with our financial advisor partners, we raised $833,000 for the ABCN from fees charged for our Risk Academy Masterclasses.
SANE
SANE is a global leader in digital mental health, providing support, information and advocacy for Australians affected by complex mental health conditions. Through innovative digital platforms and peer-led programs, SANE reaches thousands of Australians each year, offering compassionate support and connection when people need it most.
Established in 2025, our three-year partnership is focused on developing and scaling innovative mental health tools and services that support SANE's vision for a better, more connected and person-centred mental health system.
Our first initiative is to develop an innovative digital support service to reach vulnerable Australians who have experienced mental health distress.