Sponsorships at Big Rock Toyota

Supporting Our Community

At Big Rock Toyota, we’re passionate about giving back and helping our local community thrive.

Through our Community Support Program, we’re proud to support local organisations making a difference in the lives of others.

How It Works

Since October 2023, we’ve been helping local community groups and charities by providing funding for small projects and initiatives.

Each month, our team selects two organisations that have applied for support. When customers visit our dealership, they simply place a slip in the relevant box to vote for the organisation they’d most like to support.

At the end of the month:

  • The organisation with the most votes receives $500
  • The runner-up receives $250

Nominate an Organisation

Do you know a local community group, charity, sporting club, school or not-for-profit organisation that could benefit from a helping hand?

We’d love to hear from you!

If the organisation operates within our local area, simply submit a nomination using the form below. We’ll take care of the rest.

Together, we can make a positive difference in our community.

Organisations Supported in September 2026:

Perth Wildlife Hospital

Perth Wildlife Hospital is a not-for-profit organization wildlife rehabilitation centre in Malaga, dedicated to rescuing, treating, rehabilitating and releasing sick, injured, orphaned, and displaced native animals.

The hospital provides expert veterinary care while also supporting wildlife conservation, community education, and research initiatives across the state. Every year the organization helps thousands of native animals recover and return to the wild.

The $500 donation from Big Rock Toyota will directly support the care and rehabilitation of wildlife to ensure each animal received the best chance of recovery and release back ito its natural habitat.

UWA Motorsport Team

UWA Motorsport is a student-led team at the UWA that designs, builds and races electric Formula SAE vehicles in one of the world’s largest student engineering competitions. Teams are challenged to design, manufacture and race a prototype vehicle while also demonstrating it’s cost effectiveness and business viability.

It provides hands-on experience in engineering, innovation, finance, marketing and project management which help students develop the practical skills needed for future careers while advancing sustainable vehicle technology.

The $250 donated by Big Rock Toyota will help fund vehicle development and competition costs, supporting students as they represent WA in international-standard engineering competitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Charitable and community groups that benefit from Big Rock Toyota’s support on a regular basis include:

OzHarvest

OzHarvest

Big Rock Toyota are proud sponsors of OzHarvest. They are the first perishable food rescue organisation in Australia collecting quality excess food from commercial outlets and delivering it, direct and free of charge, to 500 charities providing much needed assistance to vulnerable men, women and children across Perth, Canberra, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne and Newcastle.

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Perth Special Children's Christmas Party

Perth Special Children's Christmas Party

Through our support of the Special Childrens Christmas Party Big Rock Toyota gives up to 3000 local WA children a chance to forget about the tough road they have ahead and the struggles they’ve dealt with during the year, as well as supporting around 200 charity groups.

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Wheels for Hope

Wheels for Hope

Wheels for Hope is a West Australian charitable foundation, supported by the automotive industry in WA. Their focus is on improving the mobility of people with disabilities by providing them with access to wheel chair accessible vehicles on a loan basis.

Wheels for Hope has a fleet of vehicles which it secures through its fund-raising efforts with the vehicles allocated on a loan basis to eligible families with need for transport assistance.

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Activ

Activ

As a registered NDIS provider, Activ support more than 1,900 Western Australian individuals and their families. Since 1951 they have been supporting people living with intellectual disability.

They provide services in over 100 locations across the state in accommodation, employment, training and education, short-term accommodation, and community.

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