$25,046 Raised in Support of Homeless Youth

On Friday 9 September, Team Taylor participated in the Property Industry Foundation’s annual Tour de PIF. Wet weather couldn’t dampen attendees’ spirits, with participants from the property and construction industry coming together to walk, run and cycle on the day.  

Taylor has proudly supported the Property Industry Foundation since 2009. Over recent years and despite the impact of COVID-19, Taylor has made substantial progress engaging with the Property Industry Foundation to create a deeper partnership, which has resulted in a year-on-year increase in advocacy and fundraising across the organisation. Taylor would like to acknowledge the fundraising efforts of Tim Christie, General Manager – General Build, who was the second highest individual fundraiser with an impressive $16,254! 

Taylor is delighted to be an ongoing key sponsor of Tour de PIF, a fundraising challenge that has established itself as a significant milestone in our annual calendar. Our regular participation in industry events assist the Property Industry Foundation to plan ahead each year and make long-term improvements by increasing the availability of transitional housing for homeless youth (aged 25 and under) through the PIF House Program.

We would like to thank our incredible donors. 

Without their generous support, the success of this fundraising initiative would not be possible.  

We would also like to acknowledge Team Taylor’s walkers and riders, as well as those who worked in the background to make this event such a resounding success: 

• Tim Christie, General Manager – General Build  
• Philip Bermingham, General Manager – Major Projects  
• Shane Tozer, Project Director 
• Steve Gatt GAICD  
• Stephen Winfield, Senior Site Manager 
• Michael Gad, Senior Project Manager  
• Ian Short, Project Manager  
• Clare Bailey, Head of Marketing 
• Cadie Doorley, Marketing Manager  
• Elizabeth Mackison, Submissions Manager.  

Our regular participation in industry events assist the Property Industry Foundation to plan ahead each year and make long-term improvements by increasing the availability of transitional housing for homeless youth (aged 25 and under) through the PIF House Program.