Corporate Sponsorship | Remote Laundries

Partnerships

Laundry costs are divided into two sections: the setup costs and the ongoing costs. Its costs $360,000 to set up a new unit which includes the build, setup and staff training. The ongoing costs are $240,000 per annum per unit which includes laundry staff wages, chemicals, maintenance, power, water and internet.

The Remote Laundries project needs supporters and financial partners to help cover the ongoing costs. Like all good partnerships, both parties need to benefit. Talk to us about what you need to benefit from being a part of our special project.

Partner with us

We’re seeking partnerships with organisations that share our mission of helping Aboriginal communities to grow stronger through washing.

We can tailor each partnership to meet the unique needs of your organisation, and can be innovative about how we go about getting your needs met too.

Partner benefits

What our partners think

“Northern Territory Primary Health Network plays a key role in making sure all Territorians have access to the health services they need. For those living in remote communities, this can sometimes be challenging and often small investments, make a big difference to health outcomes. The AIG Remote Laundries project not only improves hygiene and reduces the instances of scabies and other skin conditions, but also makes a valuable contribution to the local economy, employing five locals. We are proud to be funding the Barunga Laundry for the next year and look forward to working with the team.”

I’m so proud of the work the National Heart Foundation is doing with the Aboriginal Investment Group whose brave, imaginative and far-sighted Remote Laundries project is taking a simple concept and turning it into a sustainable, life-saving contribution to remote life in the NT.