1. Supporting our community

Supporting our community

We’re passionate about supporting our members and the communities they live in. 

Here are some causes, events and teams that have inspired us to get involved.
 

Partnerships    

 

Mother's Day Classic

The Mother’s Day Classic (MDC) is Australia’s biggest fundraising event for breast cancer research. MTAA Super staff, members, and employers have joined more the 1.3 million other runners, walkers and volunteers at MDC events around Australia over the past decade. MTAA Super is also a partner of the Canberra MDC event. 

“Everyone knows someone who has been affected by breast cancer.” - Leeanne Turner, CEO, MTAA Super 

All proceeds from the MDC go towards innovative world-class research that works towards zero deaths from breast cancer by 2030. 

 

Road Safety Education (RSE)

Road Safety Education (RSE) is a not for profit organisation committed to reducing trauma on our roads. RSE runs practical workshops for young people in senior high school to change the way they think about road safety. 

Annually, MTAA Super’s support helps over 50,000 students across more than 650 schools take part in RSE’s flagship driver safety program, RYDA. Designed for 16-18-year-old students, RYDA helps equip young people with the tools and knowledge they need to stay safe on the roads.

 

R U OK?

RU OK? Life changing conversations in the motor trades

 
R U OK?’s mission is to inspire and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with people around them and support anyone struggling with life.
 
MTAA Super and R U OK? have developed a set of free resources that encourage people working in the motor trades industry to better support each other during life’s tough times. This includes a practical guide to help people manage conversations safely, sensitively and effectively, as well as workplace posters and digital assets.

Learn how to trust the signs with this short video. 

 

 

Sol Invictus


MTAA Super Sol Invictus is the Australian National University's Official solar car team which competes in the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

The Challenge sees teams drive over 3,000 km from Darwin to Adelaide using less power than it takes to make a cup of coffee with cars that will shape the future of motoring technology. The race has seen innovation in areas like data diagnostics, regenerative braking, power storage, and engine efficiencies which have been applied commercially to the motoring and associated industries. 

The partnership also inspires the next generation through a series of school visits and gives one lucky apprentice the chance to join the team in preparation for the race. 

The Big Super Day Out 

The Big Super Day Out connects Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with their superannuation through outreach events across Australia. First run in 2015, the Big Super Day Out has helped more than 1,000 people find lost super and develop plans to grow and protect their super. 

Australian Prostate Centre 

The Australian Prostate Centre (APC) is a medical facility like no other. Uniting research, education, and treatment, the Centre aims to make support accessible for all. 

MTAA Super’s partnership will help the APC in its mission to not only give every man the best possible chance to treat and beat prostate cancer but eliminate it as a cause of death of men. A series of educational pieces will also provide employers and members with important information to increase awareness of prostate cancer and men’s health.   

Staff-lead initiatives 

MTAA Super staff across Australia support their local communities through many employee-led fundraising and participation activities. Some ongoing and recent initiatives include: 

  • MTAA Super staff participate in Movember by growing a moustache or running or walking 60 kilometres during the month of November to raise funds and awareness for men’s health. 
  • For the last three years, MTAA Super has collected toys, food hampers, and non-perishable food items for the Salvation Army to distribute to families over the Christmas and New Year period. 
  • In 2018, MTAA Super teamed up with Giveit for Australia’s largest Secret Santa. Toy donations were provided to Life Without Barriers which supports refugees, mental health and housing support, and those with a disability.


Supporting our members

We support causes that help make your community safe and secure, now and in the future. Here’s a few ways we do the same for you and your super.    

 Giving you the right advice 
 Insurance to cover your needs

Everyone’s advice needs are different. That’s why we offer a range of tools and advice options to help you plan for and reach your financial goals. No matter how big, small, simple or complex your circumstances, we can help.

To speak with one of our superannuation advisers contact advice@mtaasuper.com.au.

 

Nobody plans to get sick or injured, but if the unexpected happens, it’s good to know that you and your family are protected. 

MTAA Super gives you financial peace of mind by providing insurance cover in case you die, become ill or disabled and can no longer work.  

Not sure you’ve got the right cover? We can help. Contact us at  advice@mtaasuper.com.au  and we’ll talk you through your options.   
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