
Across Renascent, our teams support charities, community organisations and causes that matter to our people. Sometimes that means raising money. Sometimes it means giving our time, our skills or our network. And some of those relationships have lasted nearly two decades.






Our relationship with the MonSTaR Foundation stretches back nearly two decades. And there is a reason it has lasted that long.
MonSTaR supports two causes: Motor Neurone Disease research and support, and STaR programs improving the lives of children and young people with disability.
Over the years, our support has grown well beyond Renascent itself. Clients, subcontractors, suppliers, colleagues and friends have all become part of the MonSTaR community.
Together, around $1.5 million has been raised through Renascent’s support over the years.
Special Teaching and Research supports children and young adults with disability and their families.
Funding has helped initiatives including transition support for young adults leaving school and the MyTime Playgroup, creating a supported environment for parents and young children with disability.
Supporting research working towards better treatments, understanding and ultimately a cure for Motor Neurone Disease.
Supporting specialist MND care and research at Macquarie University.
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Across Australia, our offices and project teams get behind organisations and causes that matter to the communities where we live and work.

Our Melbourne team delivered HoMie’s new Emporium flagship store pro bono, helping create a new space for a social enterprise providing employment and education pathways for young people affected by homelessness or hardship.
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Our Melbourne team continues to get behind the Big Freeze and the fight against Motor Neurone Disease.
Because apparently one MND fundraiser wasn’t enough for us.
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Our team swapped the construction site for the stage with Murder by Design, an original construction-themed murder mystery that raised $15,000 for MATES in Construction and mental health in our industry.
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