Sponsorship and Community
Crime Stoppers
We are pleased to announce that we have formed a crime prevention partnership with Crime Stoppers.
For more than 50 years, Wynstan has been dedicated to providing households with high-quality security door and window screen solutions as well as blinds, shutters and awnings.
Wynstan started off in 1968 supplying security doors and safes, so it’s really been the cornerstone of our business. Crime Stoppers is Australia’s most trusted information receiving service for people wanting to share what they know about unsolved crimes and/or suspicious activity. As home security is of paramount importance to Wynstan, we’re thrilled to be partnering with such an esteemed community policing resource.
People can provide information, in complete confidence, about unsolved crimes, people wanted by Police, crimes being planned or suspicious or unusual activity.
An independently prepared Community Impact Report shows 82 per cent of all Australians feel safer knowing Crime Stoppers exists. The research also found that 81 per cent of Australians believe the option to not say who they are when contacting Crime Stoppers is a significant motivator.
In 2019, Crime Stoppers programs across Australia received 300,000+ contacts via the hotline, website and other means, resulting in 155,240 information reports being provided to police. The information directly led to 5,215 apprehensions and 18,686 charges being laid.
Crime Stoppers helps solve a crime every 14 minutes somewhere in the world, and here they are contacted every 100 seconds and make 22 arrests on average every day in Australia.
As a family-run business, Wynstan has a passion for personalised service and tailor-made solutions. Its expert consultants are always ready to help customers make the right choices when it comes to style and functionality in their home.
If you need to make a report, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or nsw.crimestoppers.com.au
Ovarian Cancer Australia
With ovarian cancer being the eighth most common cancer in Australia claiming more than 1,500 women’s lives a year,
Ovarian Cancer Australia (OCA) is a charity that is extremely important.
The cause is one close to the heart of the family run and founded business. Wynstan matriarch Margaret Turner, wife to CEO & Founder Bruce, passed away from ovarian cancer in 1994 after a brave battle leaving her husband and three children devastated.
We partner with OCA to increase awareness of this illness and to support a charity that offers financial assistance to women suffering with ovarian cancer, as well as continue research for the disease. Our sole aim is to help change, so that others don’t have to share the same fate as the Wynstan family.
Unfortunately, there are no early detection tests for ovarian cancer, so all women need to be aware of the symptoms.
These can include unexplained fatigue, unexplained weight gain or loss, changes in bowel habits, bloating, abdominal pain and persistent feeling of fullness.
As a family-run business since 1968, Wynstan today employs over 450 staff and contractors. Its traditions and values have helped create a special culture – a unique blend of passion, creativity and taking pride in a job well done.
If you experience any of the following symptoms for longer than three weeks, please contact the OCA hotline on 1300 660 334. Always listen to what your body is saying and trust your instincts.
Local Area Sponsorships
As a family-owned business, at Wynstan we believe it’s
important to get involved and support our local communities and their families
across Australia. Here are a few of the communities we’re supporting –
Emerald Hills Ravens Netball Club
Based in the Campbelltown district Netball Association, the Emerald Hills Ravens Netball Club’s goal is to improve the social and physical health of the children and families through Netball. They also organise social events and gatherings for the local community.
North Steyne Surf Life Saving Club
Based in Manly, the North Steyne SLSC is one of Australia’s oldest surf clubs and has a long and proud history in Surf Life Saving and Australian beach culture. They’re committed to ensuring safety in the water and on the beach during patrol hours in rain, hail or shine. They also organise social gatherings, surfing and swimming competitions, and one of the best BBQ’s in Manly. Click here to learn more.
LCC Junior Rugby League
Based in Liverpool, the LCC Junior Rugby League (aka Liverpool Catholic Club Raiders) is one of the biggest junior rugby league clubs in the Western suburbs District for the past 30 years. The club has a strong focus on local community and building up the youth’s social and physical health through rugby league. Click here to learn more.
King's Old Boys Football Club
Based in Carlingford, the Kings Old Boys Football Club is a family orientated club that’s run by volunteers and focuses on building fundamental skills through soccer.
Brothers Junior Rugby League Club
Brothers Junior Rugby League Club is a non-denominational Club, with players registering from throughout the local area and community, coming from a wide variety of backgrounds. The Brothers Club is not only large, but it is also very competitive in all age divisions; with sides entered in First Division in every age group in season 2021. However, the Club has not lost sight that in junior sport, all ability levels need to be catered for, and it is part of our stated philosophy that one of the Club’s main aims is for its juniors, both male and female, to enjoy their sport – at the level at which they participate.
Londonderry Netball Club
Londonderry is a small, friendly club focused on fun, fitness and friendships.
Minchinbury Jet Junior Rugby League Club
Our ambition is to build a future for the youth of today in a multicultural society where they can play and achieve their goals. Flying High with pride.
Strathmore Netball Club
SNC was formed in 2003 for the benefit and enjoyment of players belonging to Strathmore, Essendon and the wider community. Originally the club was called St Vincents Netball club, but in 2017, an amalgamation with Strathmore Sports Club has seen the renaming of the club to Strathmore Netball Club. The club has a simple philosophy of encouraging all participants to have fun whilst participating, and enjoying, the sport of netball.