Community Engagement

Mader, making a lasting difference

Mader Group is proud to support a growing number of communities across the Americas and the world, forging strong local connections and an organizational culture of participation and mindfulness.

We recognize the opportunity that the mining sector has, to improve socio-economic development, particularly in remote and regional areas. Mader strives to empower communities, improve social dynamics and lessen educational inequality through the support of a broad scope of local events, sporting clubs, schools and community groups. With operations now spanning 4 continents, our charitable arm extends further than ever before.

Gillette College

Mader believes in participating in corporate volunteer initiatives to help establish a sense of purpose critical to maintaining a fulfilled, engaged and productive workforce, whilst also strengthening ties and making a valuable difference in the community. This year Mader Group was privileged to join the Gillette College for their annual skills competition in Wyoming. Students were tested on a range of mechanical knowledge including diagnosis, hydraulics, basic measuring, and component breakdown and rebuilds.

Winnemucca Rodeo

Mader takes pride in being a big company with a small business feel. We maintain a strong presence in the communities where we work, supporting our longstanding customers and employees through sponsoring local sports clubs, initiatives and community events. More recently we sponsored the Winnemucca Rodeo - a fantastic event which not only gave people a peek into the wild west, but also provided education about the importance of America's western heritage. For some, this was the first introduction to an integral part of American history - ensuring that through education of the past, we can positively influence the future.

Charity Initiatives

The digital divide has been exuberated by the global pandemic and could have long-term adverse effects for those students who don’t have access to laptops. In an initiative led by Nevada Gold Mines, Mader teamed up with 25 other local businesses and raised $170,000 for Chromebooks as K-12 students transition back into hybrid learning due to COVID-19