LSH Auto Australia supports Run2Cure as part of its ongoing commitment to community engagement and ESG initiatives, helping raise vital funds for Neuroblastoma Australia. The partnership includes vehicle sponsorship and the display of smart vehicles by retailers at each event, increasing brand and product exposure while showcasing smart’s fully electric mobility.

The initiative also encourages staff participation across LSH Auto Australia’s locations, with team members running, fundraising and volunteering to support children and families affected by this rare and aggressive childhood cancer. Beyond financial and in-kind contributions, this personal involvement highlights the strong connection between the organisation and the cause.

Support for Run2Cure helps advance research, raise awareness and make a tangible difference in the lives of those affected, in line with Lei Shing Hong Group’s ESG strategy of giving back to the community.

LSH Auto Australia has been a foundational corporate partner of Street Side Medics since 2020, supporting the charity’s mission to deliver accessible primary healthcare to people experiencing homelessness. The partnership began with the donation of the first Mercedes-Benz mobile clinic van and has since expanded to five vans, enabling services across Sydney, Melbourne and regional New South Wales.

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter’s spacious interior and flexibility to be fitted for medical use have been critical to this delivery, providing a practical, indirect endorsement of its suitability for a wide range of business applications. To date, this support has enabled more than 20,000 medical consultations through volunteer-led mobile clinics.

Recently, Her Excellency The Honourable Margaret Beazley AC, KC, Governor of New South Wales, viewed five Street Side Medics mobile clinic vans at Bennelong Lawn, between Government House and the Sydney Opera House.

Recently, the LSH Credit Australia teams from the Sydney and Melbourne offices visited Our Big Kitchen in Sydney, lending a hand in a bustling community kitchen.

The team shares Our Big Kitchen’s belief in the power of giving back to the community. It is more than just cooking: but about how every volunteer makes a difference, strengthens community bonds, and enriches their own life in the process.

We were split into three teams, each tasked with preparing either pasta or couscous using donated vegetables, spices, and condiments. While the task was to prepare and distribute meals to those in need, the spirit and journey of making the meals together was equally important.

From preparing ingredients to cooking and packing, we embraced the opportunity to bond and serve. Each team prepared 50 meals in just two hours, a tremendous team effort with a healthy dose of competitive spirit.

This CSR event will be remembered fondly by all of us as it was the last event with our respected Managing Director, Paul Munt, before his untimely passing the following day.

As part of our ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility programme, LSH Credit UK has proudly supported the Heaton Mersey Conservation Group (HMVCG) over the past few years. Our team has contributed to projects such as clearing overgrown grass and brambles, creating safe play areas for local primary school children by removing vegetation, and restoring the community orchard through mulching and weed suppression.

Looking ahead, we plan to return in early 2026 to plant new saplings, continuing our commitment to enhancing green spaces for residents and providing safe outdoor areas for children.

We are delighted that HMVCG’s volunteer-led efforts have recently been recognised with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2025, the UK’s highest honour for volunteer groups. This award highlights the group’s outstanding work in preserving Heaton Mersey’s natural and cultural heritage.

We are proud that our team’s contributions have supported these efforts and delivered tangible benefits to the local community.

The LSH Credit UK team was proud to once again support the Sywell Country Park as part of our CSR commitment to sustainability and community engagement in the country.

Although the 4 km park is owned by the Local Council, much of its upkeep depends on the dedication of volunteers. Our colleagues helped by building natural hedges from fallen branches to create safe habitats for wildlife just in time for winter. The team also cleared overgrown areas to encourage the growth of wildflowers in the park.

Beyond the environmental work, the day offered a valuable opportunity for colleagues to come together, strengthen connections, and contribute meaningfully to the local community – all under the blessing of clear skies and good weather on the day!