Purpose, Minus the Premium – The Cost of Making an
Impact Isn’t a Hidden Extra
We’re TechForGood, Australia’s only B Corp Certified tech provider delivering top-notch, business-grade tech that doesn’t cost you extra but does make an impact—creating meaningful human connections by bringing tech to those who need it most.
Need scalable solutions, a hand with your ESG goals, or a way to boost your social creds for that tender? We’ve got you covered, with no extra charge for doing GOOD. We know your organisation has lofty goals—ESG targets, procurement needs, productivity aspirations. But it’s hard to align all those goals while also running a profitable business. That’s where we come in.
At TechForGood, we’ve built our entire business around the idea that tech should help you do GOOD and do well. We provide scalable tech solutions to organisations of all sizes that not only make your life easier but help you achieve those ESG targets, with 50% of our profit donated to social benefit initiatives to help form meaningful human connections.
Smarter tech with a bigger impact. That’s what we’re about.
"Our aim is to bridge the digital divide in Australia, by assisting those who are digitally excluded to access technology, enabling meaningful human connections."
The Digital Divide: Facts & Figures
1 in 4 Australians lack access to basic social, educational, and economic connections and are at risk of being left behind in our digital world. 14% of Australians remain digitally excluded, whilst another 9.4% are highly excluded, affecting our most vulnerable communities.
First Nations people and rural communities are most at risk of digital exclusion, as are those people who fall into the lowest income bracket. The digital divide also affects people living with disability or chronic illness, those living in public housing, those who did not complete secondary school, people over the age of 65, the unemployed, migrants, refugees and domestic violence survivors.
Affordability stress has meant some are forced to pay more than 10% of their household income to maintain basic connectivity.The answer is simple: Create meaningful and long-lasting human connections. Together we can connect hearts and homes across our most vulnerable communities.
