TMGM Supports UNICEF Australia’s Humanitarian Recovery Efforts in Gaza

TMGM today announced its role as an emergency contribution supporter for UNICEF Australia, providing a donation to support urgent humanitarian needs in the Gaza Strip. This contribution is a key element of TMGM's global Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy, aiming to provide substantial assistance to children affected by the ongoing conflict.

Addressing a Critical Crisis

The Gaza Strip is currently facing a severe humanitarian crisis, including extreme food insecurity, with more than 100,000 children under five years of age at risk of acute malnutrition. There is widespread displacement, and schools, medical facilities, and water systems have sustained heavy damage.

In this environment, TMGM’s donation aims to help children regain access to education, safety, and a stable environment for growth. TMGM chose to provide this contribution to UNICEF Australia due to the organization's specialized expertise and mature aid network, which ensures that resources reach the most vulnerable children.

Quote attributable to UNICEF Australia CEO Tony Stuart

“The ceasefire in Gaza has brought a pause in fighting, but the humanitarian crisis for children is far from over. More than 1.1 million children remain in need of humanitarian assistance, living in tents and under tarpaulins, and suffering deep trauma after years of conflict.

UNICEF is providing malnutrition screening and treatments, immunisation, mental health support in spaces where children can learn and play, and restoring access to safe drinking water.

We are deeply appreciative for TMGM’s emergency support for UNICEF’s lifesaving work in Gaza and solidarity with children at this critical time.”

A History of Corporate Responsibility

This support for UNICEF Australia follows TMGM's long-standing commitment to community and humanitarian projects:

• Marine Environmental Protection: In June 2022, TMGM sponsored The Sapphire Project, helping raise 1.22 million AUD for the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.

• Support for Special Education: In May 2025, the group provided a donation of stationery and supplies to the Qianshou Hope Primary School in Shaanxi to improve living conditions for underprivileged students.

• Emergency Disaster Relief: TMGM has previously provided immediate assistance during natural disasters, such as the Zhuozhou floods.

• Regional Economic Development: In April 2025, TMGM supported the #YumiStanap economic event in Vanuatu to aid national recovery.

From visiting veterans to supporting education in remote areas, TMGM believes that enterprises should be active participants in the global community. Supporting recovery efforts in Gaza is a natural extension of this principle.

Sustainability and Social Good

TMGM believes that long-term corporate development is inseparable from giving back. This contribution carries no commercial demands, originating from the belief that market prosperity is incomplete if children and families remain in survival crises. TMGM remains committed to supporting groups in need through transparent and pragmatic actions.

UNICEF does not endorse any company, brand, product or service.

About TMGM

Founded in 2013 in Sydney, Australia, TMGM Group is the Official Regional Partner of Chelsea Football Club. As a broker providing global financial product trading, TMGM is regulated by ASIC (Australia), VFSC (Vanuatu), FSC Mauritius, and FSA (Seychelles).

About UNICEF

UNICEF operates in more than 190 countries in some of the world’s toughest places to reach the most disadvantaged children. UNICEF Australia works with local partners to raise children’s voices, defend their rights, and help them reach their potential at all stages of life, here and in neighbouring countries. We rely entirely on voluntary donations to provide lifesaving support; improve maternal and child health, education, and nutrition; and to respond to global emergencies.

For more information about UNICEF Australia and its work for children, visit www.unicef.org.au

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