We are all a part of
where we live.
Howrah Plumbing has been chosen and trusted across Tasmania for over 40 years. We are part of this community, and we think that comes with an obligation to participate.
Howrah Plumbing supports Tasmanian charities, schools and sporting clubs through fundraising, sponsorship and volunteering. We buy locally, employ locally, and back the organisations that keep Tasmanian communities healthy: Make A Wish, Movember, Dry July, Diabetes Australia and Dress for Success, alongside local junior sport and two Hobart schools.
01 / Fundraising
The 2024
Fairbrother Ride.
Howrah Plumbing contributed to the 2024 Fairbrother Ride, which raised over $108,275 against a $100,000 target.
Those funds go to the Fairbrother Foundation and its partners: Hobart City Mission, SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY, the National Heart Foundation, New Horizons, the Royal Flying Doctor Service, Action Against Homelessness, The Smith Family and the UTAS Foundation.
02 / Who we support
Not-for-profits
we back.
We support and help run fundraising for not-for-profit and community organisations. To name a few.
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Make A Wish
Critically ill children
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Dry July
People affected by cancer
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Dress for Success
Empowering women to overcome barriers to employment
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Movember
Men's health
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Diabetes Australia
Diabetes awareness and advice
03 / Sponsorship
Sport, schools
and healthy communities.
A healthy community is a resilient one, and sporting clubs are an underappreciated driver of that. They also take resources to run. Howrah Plumbing has sponsored local sport and education for years.
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Bellerive Junior Soccer Club -
Clarence Football Club -
Southern Tasmanian Junior Football League -
Lansdowne Crescent Primary School -
Taroona High School
04 / Team Puff
Variety
TasBash.
We have backed Team Puff in the Variety the Children's Charity TasBash across 2021, 2022 and 2023. Team Puff raised $6,843.05 in one year and $13,009.05 across two, with a further $6,587.85 raised in 2023, helped along by a golf day.
That money goes to Tasmanian children who are sick, disadvantaged or in need.
Doing our bit is not only about formal sponsorship and fundraising. Those have their place, because they let others contribute and achieve. But positive behaviours are contagious. With the mantra of making our communities a little better every day, you will find us doing our bit either formally, or informally by being helpful, courteous, kind, and always sharing a smile.
Get in touch
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in Hobart?
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