We are for regional West Australia and play an active role in supporting sustainable agricultural communities.
Our community investment program is driven by shared value as a business strategy identifying opportunities to create commercial value by achieving social ends.
Aligned with Wellness at WesCEF project
Capability building, focusing on future talent pipeline, research and innovation partnerships
Women in Ag and STEM programs
Regional or local initiatives supporting sports, culture and education
We support organisations that align with our values, enhance our reputation and share our commitment to shared value. Measuring impact is also important for us, and we value working with organisations that understand how they make a difference in regional communities.
We make lasting impact to communities in which we live and work through financial contribution to long-term partnerships, sponsorships or donations, in-kind services, employee involvement and voluntary donations
We expect measurable economic benefits by identifying and addressing social problems that intersect with our business.
To apply for support, please fill in our online application form. For long-term partnership applications, please contact the WesCEF Corporate Communications team
Where innovation and tech meets agriculture... We are proud to support the HARVEST Accelerator programs targeting late-stage start-ups and SMEs looking to scale their business, attract investment, develop new networks and partnerships or explore new export markets.
We wanted to give back to the local communities, and what better way than at the annual major field days, where we hosted an interactive community fundraising initiative at each, that looked to support different local not-for-profit organisations.
We asked our local CSBP Area Mangers to come back to us with the local / regional organisations to support for each event, then we left it in the hands of our customers and field day entrants to decide on the winners, by placing three large jars, each belonging to the chosen not-for-profit organisations, and all they had to do was place a bottle cap into their choice of organisation for us to support, leaving the donating to us.
Each organisation received a donation, but they were tiered based on the amount of votes. Winning amounts at each field day was $500, $300 and $200.
Now that the 2017 field days are done and dusted, and the counting of bottle caps is complete, it’s time to announce the local not-for-profit donation winners.
Thanks to everyone that took the time to vote, we look forward to seeing you back next year.
For the northern farming areas of the state it’s been a long dry season, and in times like these community solidarity is key to keep on keeping on, and for us at CSBP while we can’t make it rain, we can support community resilience.
More than 150 north midlands community members came together in Carnamah for our free community day on 9 August, with kids enjoying free football and netball clinics hosted by the Winning Edge Academy, and everyone alike appreciated special guest appearances from AFL Brownlow Medallist, Shane Woewodin, ex-Docker Troy Longmuir, and championship netball coach Karly Guadagnin.
Making a positive impact on the communities where we work and live is a focus for us, and we understand that the resilience of people and farming businesses are challenged from time to time, so it’s important that we support our customers and the wider community during these times.
Providing tailored business support to our customers is important, and equally important is supporting the wellbeing and vitality of regional communities as a whole.
Follow us on Twitter to keep up with our community activities, and keep your eyes posted on your emails for future events – we’ve got some great stuff coming up this year.
