OUR HISTORY 

Almost a decade ago, we co-created a charity bike ride that’s become a major part of our annual Giving Program. To date, this ride alone has raised over $3,600,000.

Ride To Give (RTG) is an important part of our pledge to support causes that make a real difference to those in need. These causes typically involve children, health, education and those facing social or financial disadvantage. A number are focused in regional and rural Australia.

Each year, the ride’s route will benefit different regional communities as we ride through and show our support for regional schools, local community clubs, Indigenous communities and local charities.

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500+

The number of charities and community programs we have supported

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$12M+

Total funds raised to date for community and charity initiatives.

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20,000km

The record-breaking distance rode by FDC's Ben Woods in his Ride for Jase fundraiser in support of the Black Dog Institute.

About FDC

FDC is a national construction and fitout business which started from humble beginnings over 30 years ago. Today it is a major participant in the Australian construction industry, led by a community first culture and delivering award winning projects across sectors such as commercial buildings, data centres, hi-tech industrial, workplace, education, health and asset refurbishment. 

Despite the growth, we have never forgotten what matters most. It’s our people. The people that have got us to where we are and those that will take us further.

We’re committed to leaving a legacy we can all be proud of. 

From fundraising events to sponsorships to our ongoing work with local communities, we’re working hard to build a better future. At FDC we make an annual pledge to help causes that have made a personal impact to our people, families, partners or clients.

We are grateful to the many industry friends and clients that share our passion. This ride is about the collective making a difference.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

This year we ride across the land of the Wiradjuri, Ngunnawal, Tarlo, Burra Burra, Wollondilly, Pajong, Parramarragoo and Cookmal peoples. We acknowledge and respect these living cultures and their peoples, as the traditional custodians of the land on which we ride and pay tribute to the unique role that they have played and continue to play in the region.