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Wed, 23 November 2011
The Cerebral Palsy Alliance, the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence, the School for Social Entrepreneurs, and United Way have been announced as ING Direct’s new community partners.
Following a review of its Community Impact program ING Direct has announced its new community partners for 2012.
These not-for-profit organisations were chosen for their innovative approach to helping young people realise their potential.
ING Direct CEO Don Koch said “These partners will help us take the Community Impact program to the next level, continue to make a real and meaningful difference in the community, and give our staff a greater opportunity to contribute.”
To find out more about each organisation click on the links below:
Cerebral Palsy Alliance
National Centre for Indigenous Excellence
School for Social Entrepreneurs
United Way: Community Impact Program
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