Tabitha Foundation Australia | Information for Businesses

Information for Businesses

Corporate Sponsorship

Plan a management/team building event unlike any other. Not only do house building trips provide an excellent basis for developing team-work and leadership skills for your personnel - at the end of the event you leave something of real value behind.

Corporate Team-Building/House-Building Programs

Tabitha will work with companies to take teams of employees to Cambodia to build houses. No building experience is necessary.

Experience with previous teams has shown that working with some of the poorest people on earth to tangibly improve their lives is often one of the most important experiences in a volunteer's life.

Fund Raising/Donations

Donations of more than $2 are tax deductible in Australia.

Tabitha will provide resources to support fund-raising drives (brochures, videos, online photo albums, donation forms, tax receipts, etc.).

Full reports on how funds are used will be given and major sponsors will be recognised on this website.

For more information, contact Doug Quarry.

03/18/2008 - Johnson & Johnson attends Tabitha in February 2008.

To learn more about Tabitha house building programs, the Learning & Development Manager from Johnson & Johnson Medical and Janssen-Cilag, participated in Jude Quarry 's house building trip in February 2008.

This manager was obviously captivated by the experience and has issued the following testimonial.

"I came along on my first house build a little bit unsure of what to expect. The aim of my visit was to check out the program so that I could bring other managers from our company for a week as part of a leadership program. After my time on the house build, I had no hesitations about the program. The trip is highly organised, executed most professionally and, most importantly creates the most wonderful level of social responsibility. It would be great for corporate group to not only have a team build and learn more about themselves, but to understand about the human condition and how connected we all are."