At Hatch, we strive for real partnerships with our clients and with the communities in which we work. We take every opportunity to assist and contribute to our local communities when and wherever we can, in areas like clean energy, student education, and philanthropic efforts.

Community Involvement

Team Hatch raises over $50,000 in Great Cycle Challenge

The 51 members of Team Hatch raised over $50,000 for the fight against kids’ cancer and the SickKids Foundation of Toronto, Ontario, Canada through the Great Cycle Challenge Canada. These cyclists collectively cycled more than 20,800 kilometres. Across Canada, Team Hatch is ranked first in the category of engineering companies, first in corporations category, and 2nd for total team fundraising.

To learn more, please visit the team's webpage here.

“ Cancer is the largest killer of kids in Canada. I am completely blown away that this team has raised over $50,000 to support our efforts in this important fight. Seven of our team members have individually raised over $2000 each and Mark Cumby and Tyler Dust have “blown the doors off” with donations of $5494.88 and $3864.86 respectively. All in all, a fantastic achievement!" said Craig Thorton, managing director, Digital.

Team Hatch raises over $50,000 in Great Cycle Challenge

Partnering with Anglo Platinum to improve the lives of local communities

Hatch Chile works to protect local, vulnerable populations from COVID-19

Supporting Indonesia’s communities through COVID-19

Hatch donates protective masks to local communities and health care centers in Australia amid global shortages

World's Greatest Shave

Bringing relief to Australia

Fundación Las Rosas Nursing Home

The Coldest Night of the Year raises funds to support the community of St. John's

Bringing aid to the communities affected by Cyclone Idai

Orbis Plane Pull for Sight: Hatch expands commitment to help strengthen sustainable vision care for communities around the world

Sleeping out for our communities—Hatch leaders raise more than $85K to help break the cycle of homelessness