Every year GTES and our staff support the community in many different ways.  Here are just a few examples.

Micah House

Each year the GTES Board elect to support a local charity.  For the past number of years this has been Micah House in Wagga Wagga.  Our donation assists Micah House in providing a Christmas luncheon to many needy local people.

GTES Faces of the Carnival 2010

The Directors and Staff of GTES are extremely pleased to hold the naming rights to the "Faces of the Carnival" - 2010.

Young people are the life blood of our business - it is a great feeling to be able to give something back. We look forward to working with the Murrumbidgee Turf Club (MTC) to enhance what we believe is already an exceptional promotion.

Country Rugby League (CRL)

GTES  will commence partnership with the Bidgee region CRL in 2010. Including support of senior high school based competitions and  the Bidgee representative sides. GTES is proud to be a supporter of local competiions including the Hardy Shield. We will work in conjuction with the Bidgee CRL to promote regional sport and look to provide employment opportunities for players to work and play local.

Kooringal Softball Club

GTES has sponsored the Kooringal Softball Club for a number of years.  Providing a valuable contribution to the club, GTES has helped with uniform and other expenses for over 100 regular players across a large age group, ranging from juniors right through to the seniors, in this growing sport.

Wagga Wagga City Council’s Business Advisory Committee

GTES Finance and Administration Manager, Michael Morris is a member of the City Council’s Business Advisory Committee.  Michael’s participation on this committee is a very real and practical demonstration of the way GTES assists our community through making our internal expertise available to Wagga City.

Wagga Wagga Job Compact Steering Committee

Our Operations Manager, Tim Phelps, is lending his experience and knowledge of recruitment and employment to the Job Compact steering Committee.  This committee is playing an important part in fostering increased private sector employment of Aboriginal people.