Proud sponsor of RRT ~ supporting our communities

Anstel Brands is a long-time sponsor of the Rapid Relief Team (RRT) in their tireless work supporting youth charities, emergency services, homeless missions and health and disability charities across Australia.

Helping new families take joy in their parenting journey is at the heart of everything we do. We believe this is not limited to our customers and our people, but extends to the wider community. After all, communities are made up of families. And families are in crisis, communities are in crisis.

Most recently, we have all seen the devastating effects of the COVID pandemic, bushfires and floods on families across Australia and the world. Sadly, it is often the most vulnerable members of our community who are hardest hit.

 

RRT helping at Australian bushfires

 

As a family-owned and operated business ourselves, this hits close to home. For the past five years, we have been proud to contribute to RRT as a ‘Smarrt Supporter’. This support has aided the charity in their efforts to support our community through frontline emergency and disaster relief, homeless missions, youth empowerment, as well as health and disability support.

 Driven by the motto of ‘compassion in action’, RRT’s care for communities aligns with our deep-rooted care for young families as a business and we are proud to join them in this goal

 RRT youth future fundraising event

 

We look forward to remaining a proud ‘RRT Smarrt Supporter’ for years to come.

Visit the RRT website to learn more about the excellent work the Rapid Relief Team does for out communities, and to see how you can also contribute to this worthy cause.

 

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