Corporate partnerships

Amazon Australia is a proud partner of Australian Red Cross and supports communities in times of crisis through its Disaster Relief by Amazon (DRbA) program. Amazon Australia works with its suppliers and non-profit charity partners to distribute thousands of items to communities in need quickly from its Disaster Relief Hubs around Australia.

We are pleased to welcome a new corporate partner for the Healthy Baby Health Community Program – Baby Hub, in Galiwin’ku East Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.

Bayer Australia has committed a three-year corporate donation to Baby Hub to support the health and wellbeing of pregnant women, mothers, children and families in the Galiwin’ku community.

Baby Hub is strongly aligned to Bayer’s vision – Health for all, hunger for none. Funding from Bayer will help to build local capacity and ensure the sustainability of this vital program in the community.

As one of Australia's leading fully integrated property groups, Charter Hall understands that its business and footprint can be a catalyst for positive change. With the frequency and intensity of climate-related disasters continuing to escalate, Charter Hall is focused on delivering long-term support and capabilities through meaningful community partnerships.

In 2023, Charter Hall became a major partner of Red Cross’ disaster response and recovery program, enabling us to recruit, train and mentor 130 Red Cross Emergency Services volunteers each year, and in turn, strengthen our capacity to provide vital support to impacted communities. The partnership also provides 10 Charter Hall employees each year the opportunity to make a meaningful contribution, by becoming Red Cross Emergency Services volunteers themselves.

Australia’s largest private rail freight company, Pacific National, and Australian Red Cross have united to care for and create safer communities together.

We know that a connected community is a safe community and our partnership enables Red Cross to sustain our vital work in First Nations communities, adopting a placed-based community–led approach with First Nations Community Disaster Resilience Teams across regional NSW.

Red Cross First Nations Community Disaster Resilience Teams support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities when a disaster strikes, on the long road to recovery and on their journey to create safer communities for the future.

For decades, Qantas and Australian Red Cross have worked hand-in-hand together to support people in times of need. From sending critical supplies overseas in the 1940s, to aiding the 2019 bushfire response here in Australia, Qantas is a proud and longstanding partner of Australian Red Cross.

In 2024, Qantas announced a new chapter in its support for Australian Red Cross with a multi-million-dollar commitment to strengthen emergency response efforts nationwide. This includes supporting the recruitment and training of 750 new volunteers, who will be able to travel across Australia for humanitarian work, reducing significant costs and enabling a faster support for communities in crisis.

Qantas is also a proud partner of Australian Red Cross’s Trauma Teddy® program – an iconic source of comfort for children and community members facing vulnerability and affected by emergencies like bushfires and floods, with up to 50,000 Trauma Teddies distributed annually.

Reckitt is proud to partner with Australian Red Cross, to help support long-term disaster recovery for Australian communities. With the iconic disinfectant brand Pine O Cleen, together we have launched ‘The Cleen Up Program’.

A multi-year partnership helping to provide financial support to the Australian Red Cross Disaster Response and Recovery Fund and provide cleaning and hygiene product donations to places impacted by an emergency.

Uber and Australian Red Cross have collaborated for nearly a decade, creating a powerful partnership that continues to drive significant social impact. Building on the success of the Uber x Australian Red Cross Clothing Drive, we have expanded our partnership to explore new ways to leverage technology to enhance the delivery of humanitarian services, improving efficiency in reaching those who need it most.

The partnership includes free Uber Rides and Uber Eats which will play a pivotal role in improving access to transport and meals for people facing vulnerability, while also supporting Emergency Services volunteers and staff in disaster response, recovery, resilience efforts and incident management activities. Together, Uber and the Australian Red Cross are amplifying our collective impact, providing long-term support to individuals and communities across Australia.