We pride ourselves on what we have committed to and delivered, through sponsorships, donations, employment, traineeships and learning pathways for Aboriginals, people with barriers and Veterans.
We support various not-for-profit organisations, employment programs, sporting clubs and regional local communities in which we operate.
We are proud to have built a diverse business of passionate people who share similar values of supporting community and charitable giving.
You can browse our major community partners below.
MACA is a proud long-term partner of the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. More than $82 million has been raised through the MACA Cancer 200 Ride for the Perkins since 2011, funding world-class research into the world’s toughest diseases.
MACA is the title sponsor of the MACA Cancer 200 Ride for the Perkins event. This annual charity cycling event has raised more than $82 million to date, all of which directly supports life-changing research by the dedicated team at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. The 2025 event alone raised over $8 million, solidifying its status as the most successful fundraising cycling event in the country.
The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research has been at the forefront of scientific innovation and medical breakthroughs since its establishment in 1998. As one of Australia’s leading medical research centres, the Perkins unites a team of more than 450 scientists, doctors, and clinical trial experts who are determined to defeat the diseases that impact millions of lives, including cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and rare genetic conditions.
The Institute’s work is driven by a profound commitment to keeping families together longer and improving the health of the WA community and beyond. With state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative research environment, the Perkins conducts cutting-edge studies, clinical trials, and develops innovative treatments that are transforming the future of medicine.
Our partnership reflects a shared commitment to community, health, and innovation, and we continue to proudly champion the extraordinary work of the Perkins. The October 2026 edition of the ride marks the 15th anniversary of this incredible event, highlighting our ongoing dedication to the fight against life-threatening diseases.
MACA is a proud partner of Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation (PCHF), supporting world-class health care and innovative programs to improve the lives of sick children and their families across WA.
Since 1998, the Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation has been instrumental in advancing paediatric health care across Western Australia. The Foundation has supported life-changing research, ongoing clinician training, and the integration of advanced medical technology to ensure young patients receive world-class treatment.
Through our partnership, MACA proudly funds the MACA Paediatric Simulation Education Fellowship, the only program in WA offering healthcare professionals the opportunity to enhance their skills through simulation-based education. This unique program recreates realistic, high-pressure scenarios in a simulated environment, enabling clinicians to improve their clinical practice, teamwork, and decision-making while ensuring the safety of patients.
MACA also supported the groundbreaking development of Australia’s first school-aged human simulation patient, affectionately named ‘Lil MACA’. This state-of-the-art simulator allows healthcare professionals to practise skills in a safe learning environment, honing their abilities to respond to emergencies and clinical challenges.
Additionally, our partnership has contributed to the creation of a neonatal transport unit fitted with Criticool technology, ensuring premature and critically ill babies can be safely transported for urgent care.
Our partnership with the Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation reflects our commitment to supporting innovative programs that empower clinicians and deliver better outcomes for children and families across WA.
Youth Focus provides frontline mental health services and education programs to reduce youth suicide, depression, anxiety, and self-harm, fostering better long-term mental wellbeing for young people.
MACA is proud to be a dedicated team sponsor of the Hawaiian Ride for Youth, an annual 700km cycling event from Albany to Perth. Entering its 24th year in 2026, the Ride raises vital funds and awareness for youth mental health, supporting the life-changing work of Youth Focus. The 2026 event marks the 12th consecutive year of MACA’s involvement in this inspiring initiative.
MACA also hosts the annual Team MACA Ride for Youth Breakfast, an eagerly anticipated fundraiser that brings together more than 400 guests and supporters. The breakfast has welcomed an array of influential guest speakers, including John Worsfold, Louisa “Lulu” Hawton, Brant Garvey, Trevor Gleeson, Nathan Sharpe, Justin Langer, Michelle Cowan, and Julie Bishop. This event has become a cornerstone of our annual fundraising efforts, helping to amplify the impact of the ride.
During the ride across three pelotons, cyclists stop at high schools along the route to connect with students, discuss crucial issues including youth suicide, depression, and anxiety, and share the resources and services offered by Youth Focus. Riders also can share their personal stories, inspiring meaningful conversations and reinforcing the message that help is available.
The funds raised through the Hawaiian Ride for Youth and associated events are instrumental in enabling Youth Focus to continue its vital work. Youth Focus offers safe, confidential, and free mental health counselling services to young people aged between 12 and 25 across Western Australia.
Since its inception in 2003, the Hawaiian Ride for Youth has raised more than $36 million and helped thousands of young people access support through Youth Focus.
MACA is proud to partner with Miners’ Promise, a registered charity supporting mining, energy, and resources families in times of crisis. Group Executive Australia West, David Greig serves as the Miners’ Promise WA Ambassador.
Founded in 2010, Miners’ Promise is a specialised, trauma-informed organisation dedicated to supporting families and communities in the mining, energy, and resources sectors as they face life’s most difficult times. Established from tragedy, Miners’ Promise offers long-term, wrap-around assistance to families navigating bereavement or crisis, ensuring they never face these challenges alone.
Miners’ Promise provides compassionate and personalised support, including trauma recovery, grief counselling, advocacy, and practical assistance. Uniquely, it operates independently of insurance or employee assistance programs, tailoring its support services to meet the specific needs of each family. Their promise is simple: to help families move forward in their own time and in their own way.
Group Executive Australia West, David Greig serves as the Miners’ Promise WA Ambassador. David is passionate about advocating for stronger safety practices across the mining and resources industry and prioritising the wellbeing of its workforces and communities. His role as WA Ambassador is instrumental in furthering the charity’s mission and driving greater support across the state.
MACA proudly stands as a partner of Miners’ Promise, championing their purpose of supporting mining, energy, and resources families during times of crisis. We are committed to raising awareness of this unique organisation’s vital work and its vision of ensuring no family has to navigate a tragedy or crisis alone.
MACA continues its foundation partnership with Murlpirrmarra Connection, a not-for-profit organisation helping Aboriginal youth in remote WA communities unlock their potential through education and sustainable employment opportunities.
Since 2010, Murlpirrmarra Connection has been transforming the lives of young Aboriginal people in remote and regional Western Australia. Murlpirrmarra Connection provides access to educational opportunities and employment pathways, empowering participants with the skills and knowledge to thrive academically and professionally.
Its work has proven the immense potential of education to unlock opportunities, foster independence, and enable meaningful contributions to communities and beyond. Guided by a holistic approach, the organisation supports students and their families across all aspects of life. From school education, community sports, and health programs to family network assistance, Murlpirrmarra’s initiatives equip participants with the resources and encouragement needed to succeed.
Every stage of a student’s journey is supported, helping them transition from primary and secondary schooling to tertiary studies, training programs, and sustainable employment.
Together, MACA and Murlpirrmarra Connection are committed to building a brighter future for Aboriginal youth by providing them with the tools to succeed and thrive both personally and professionally.
MACA is proud to be a Premier Partner of the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, supporting the MACA Symphonic Series.
The West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO) is the largest and busiest performing arts organisation in Western Australia, enriching the lives of millions through its extraordinary music. With a proud legacy dating back to 1928, WASO has been at the heart of WA’s arts and culture scene, delivering world-class music on stages, in classrooms, in communities, and even online.
As Perth’s first and finest orchestra, WASO employs the largest number of performing artists in the state and reaches an audience of more than two million people annually. From its powerful concerts at Perth’s concert halls to its work in schools, hospitals, and aged care, WASO engages with people of all ages and backgrounds, believing that everyone deserves the chance to experience live music.
In 2026, MACA is delighted to support the MACA Symphonic Series, which will include 10 unforgettable concerts held at the majestic Winthrop Hall. Beneath its soaring arches, audiences will enjoy evenings of orchestral brilliance as symphonies resonate with power and beauty, immersing listeners in music that stirs both the heart and spirit.
WASO’s work goes beyond the stage, inspiring learning and nurturing emerging talent in the Australian music industry. Through wide-ranging collaborations with leading arts companies and independent artists, WASO celebrates the classical music heritage while creating new works that renew and expand its repertoire.
