Each year in Australia, our people participate in unique initiatives support both each other and our communities. From Ronald Mcdonald House to the MACA Cancer 200 Ride, we're proud of our ongoing community engagement.

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Lockton has a long-standing tradition of giving back to the communities where we live and work. Since 2012, we have proudly supported local causes including the MACA Cancer 200 Ride for the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. In 2024, we raised $91,000 to fund critical cancer research, helping families spend more time with their loved ones. With over $500,000 in contributions to cancer research, we're supporting dedicated researchers, scientists, and doctors working tirelessly to fight cancer. Some of the other organisations we support include:

Ronald McDonald House Charities Australiaopens a new windowEmpower Hour by Dress for Successopens a new windowCerebral Palsy Allianceopens a new windowRide for Researchopens a new window
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