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The major brokerage has helped raise a record sum to support Australians in need through its charity foundation.
Mortgage Choice brokers have helped raise a record amount of funds through the aggregator’s charity foundation in FY25.
In the 12 months ending 30 June 2025, the Mortgage Choice Charity Foundation (MCCF) raised a record $444,576 in donations, supporting charities such as Dolly’s Dream and Habitat for Humanity.
The majority of Mortgage Choice brokers (92 per cent) contributed by donating $5 for every loan settled over $100,000.
Additional funds were raised at professional development days, the Mortgage Choice national conference, and through a $150,000 annual contribution from REA Group.
The brokerage brand also indicated that 94 per cent of its network has opted in to the $5 donation program this financial year.
State-based charities nominated by franchisees will continue to be supported, while the Starlight Children’s Foundation was once again named Mortgage Choice’s national charity partner.
Mortgage Choice CEO Anthony Waldron said: “It’s fantastic to see the MCCF having a meaningful impact donating more than $444,000 to 78 charities throughout the financial year.
“Our Mortgage Choice brokers are incredibly passionate about making a real difference in the communities they operate in and the MCCF has raised more than $1 million for people in need around Australia since it was first established.”
Donna Campbell, MCCF committee national chairperson, said giving back has never been more important, noting the volume of people struggling with cost-of-living pressures.
“Mortgage Choice brokers are immensely proud of the impact the MCCF is making through donations and volunteering,” Campbell said.
“Our brokers not only donated funds, but they also volunteered their time at local charities. Whether they donned an apron to cook meals for people experiencing homelessness, or prepared emergency packs for vulnerable children and families, they brought dignity and hope to people who needed it most.”
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