Cargill Helps Strengthen Beach Safety at Stockton Surf Life Saving Club

Cargill's commitment to supporting local communities is helping make Stockton Beach safer for residents, visitors and volunteers.

Through the Cargill Cares program, Cargill contributed $22,243 towards the purchase of a new all-terrain vehicle (ATV) for Stockton Surf Life Saving Club. The vehicle plays a critical role in supporting lifesaving operations, enabling volunteers to transport personnel and equipment across Stockton Beach and respond more effectively to emergencies.

Serving one of Australia's largest patrolled waterways, Stockton Surf Life Saving Club relies on dedicated volunteers and specialised equipment to keep beachgoers safe. The new ATV enhances the club's ability to conduct beach patrols, transport essential rescue equipment and support emergency response activities along the coastline.

Geoff McQueen from Stockton Surf Life Saving Club thanked Cargill for its support, noting the significant difference the donation has made to the club's operations and the broader Stockton community. "We truly appreciate the investment Cargill has made in our club and the safety of our community," he said.

The partnership reflects Cargill's ongoing commitment to strengthening the communities where employees live and work. By supporting local organisations that deliver essential services and foster community wellbeing, Cargill continues to help build safer, more resilient regional communities.