Giving back to the community
We believe in giving back to the community and supporting Australian families. The leader of our family, CEO Daniel Tartak, sadly lost both his Aunt Rose and Aunt Mary to cancer in 2014. For the BINGO family, our support for the community is deeply personal. We proudly support two major charities - the McGrath Foundation and the NSW Cancer Council. In 2018 we raised over $700,000 for these charities
Our Charity Partners
McGrath Foundation
The McGrath Foundation raises money to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia. They also provide greater breast cancer awareness education for young women. We have sprayed two of our marrell skip bin trucks in bright pink to show our support and ongoing commitment.
The McGrath Foundation raises money to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia. They also provide greater breast cancer awareness education for young women. We have sprayed two of our marrell skip bin trucks in bright pink to show our support and ongoing commitment.
Cancer Council
The Cancer Council NSW conducts and funds world-class research and believes in a cancer free future. The Council provides support for people with cancer, their carers, family and friends, throughout their cancer journey. We have given two of our front-lift commercial waste trucks a pink makeover to show our support for this charity.
The Cancer Council NSW conducts and funds world-class research and believes in a cancer free future. The Council provides support for people with cancer, their carers, family and friends, throughout their cancer journey. We have given two of our front-lift commercial waste trucks a pink makeover to show our support for this charity.
$141,000
Raised in 2014
$302,000
Raised in 2016
$706,000
Raised in 2018
Our fundraisers
Deep Blue 2018 Fundraiser
Total raised: $706,000
“We feel humbled and grateful to everyone for their support, contributions and efforts in making the night such a remarkable success.” - Daniel Tartak, Managing Director and CEO, BINGO INDUSTRIES
Deep Blue was held on 1 June 2018 at Doltone House, Australian Technology Park. It was a magical evening of entertainment, guest appearances and moving speeches. All guests were treated to aerial performances and an intimate concert by singer/songwriter, Delta Goodrem.
Through live and silent auctions, as well as the abundant support of the community, BINGO set a record-breaking benchmark of $706,000 that was equally donated to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council – at a total of $353,000 each.
Total raised: $706,000
“We feel humbled and grateful to everyone for their support, contributions and efforts in making the night such a remarkable success.” - Daniel Tartak, Managing Director and CEO, BINGO INDUSTRIES
Deep Blue was held on 1 June 2018 at Doltone House, Australian Technology Park. It was a magical evening of entertainment, guest appearances and moving speeches. All guests were treated to aerial performances and an intimate concert by singer/songwriter, Delta Goodrem.
Through live and silent auctions, as well as the abundant support of the community, BINGO set a record-breaking benchmark of $706,000 that was equally donated to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council – at a total of $353,000 each.
Paradise Garden 2016 Fundraiser
Total raised: $302,000
“This year we want to put on a show of a lifetime, something they will never forget!” - Daniel Tartak, CEO, BINGO INDUSTRIES
Paradise Garden was held on 10th June 2016 at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney. This event promised to be even bigger, better and more prestigious event than previous years - and it delivered. The event had Channel 9’s Tim Gilbert as MC, along with surprise entertainment from Guy Sebastian. There was also attendance and speeches from special guests including Mr Glenn McGrath AM, Co-Founder and President of McGrath Foundation and Mr Peter Taylor, CFO of Cancer Council NSW, on behalf of their charities.
We were prepared to raise even more money with targets and expectations set higher than our extravagant dinner in 2014. The $302,000 raised was equally donated to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council – at a total of $151,000 each.
Total raised: $302,000
“This year we want to put on a show of a lifetime, something they will never forget!” - Daniel Tartak, CEO, BINGO INDUSTRIES
Paradise Garden was held on 10th June 2016 at Doltone House, Jones Bay Wharf, Sydney. This event promised to be even bigger, better and more prestigious event than previous years - and it delivered. The event had Channel 9’s Tim Gilbert as MC, along with surprise entertainment from Guy Sebastian. There was also attendance and speeches from special guests including Mr Glenn McGrath AM, Co-Founder and President of McGrath Foundation and Mr Peter Taylor, CFO of Cancer Council NSW, on behalf of their charities.
We were prepared to raise even more money with targets and expectations set higher than our extravagant dinner in 2014. The $302,000 raised was equally donated to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council – at a total of $151,000 each.
Magical Memories 2014 Fundraiser
Magical Memories 2014 Fundraiser
Total raised: $144,000
Magical Memories was held on 21 November 2014. This world-class fundraising dinner event was an emotional and beautiful tribute to the late Rose and Mary.
The event saw Mr Glenn McGrath AM, Co-Founder and President of McGrath Foundation and Mr Jim L’Estrange, CEO of Cancer Council NSW, attend and speak as special guests on behalf of their respective charities. The event was an outstanding success and raised $144,000 that was donated equally to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council - at a total of $72,000 each.
Total raised: $144,000
Magical Memories was held on 21 November 2014. This world-class fundraising dinner event was an emotional and beautiful tribute to the late Rose and Mary.
The event saw Mr Glenn McGrath AM, Co-Founder and President of McGrath Foundation and Mr Jim L’Estrange, CEO of Cancer Council NSW, attend and speak as special guests on behalf of their respective charities. The event was an outstanding success and raised $144,000 that was donated equally to the McGrath Foundation and Cancer Council - at a total of $72,000 each.