Social Responsibility

The Smith Family

Cedar Woods is a proud partner of The Smith Family – a national children’s education charity with a vision of a world where every child has the opportunity to change their future.

We’re supporing 100 students through The Smith Family’s core Learning for Life program, which is delivered in communities across Australia.

Learning for Life provides students and their families with financial assistance for education essentials such as uniforms and excursions, personal support from a Smith Family team member, and practical support through access to learning and mentoring programs.

Our partnership is supporting young Australians from disadvantaged backgrounds through primary, secondary and tertiary education. Together with The Smith Family, we’re committed to helping young people overcome educational inequality – so they can thrive now and into their futures.

Community Grants

Cedar Woods recognises the importance of community. We proudly go above and beyond our statutory obligations to support grass roots community organisations through our Community Grants. 

Introduced in 2009, our Community Grants provide ongoing support to more than 150 community groups across Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia. A percentage of our sales is invested into the program, with the current total investment exceeding $500,000.

Communities that have participated in the program include Williams Landing and Carlingford in Victoria, Ellendale in Queensland, Bushmead, Emerald Park, The Rivergums, Millars Landing, Ariella Private Estate, Harrisdale Green, The Brook at Byford and Byford on the Scarp in Western Australia.

Modern Slavery

Cedar Woods is committed to limiting the risk of modern slavery occurring within its business, infiltrating its supply chain or through any other business relationship.

This Statement is being made in compliance with the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) (Modern Slavery Act).

The purpose of this Statement is to outline Cedar Woods’ approach to ensuring that its business is conducted within a framework that minimises modern slavery risks in its operations and supply chain.