This partnership highlights a shared belief that every child deserves safety, dignity, and a future filled with hope, a sentiment that the team has chosen to turn into tangible action.
Through this significant collaboration, the Harcourts team has already made a profound impact.
Their contributions have enabled the rescue and restoration of at least 16 children this year alone, providing these young lives with a crucial opportunity to step back into freedom and rebuild their futures.
The partnership represents a sincere form of community engagement, where leaders allow compassion to shape their business practices.
Matt Whittaker, Partnerships Team Leader QLD at Destiny Rescue, noted that the motivation behind this support goes far beyond corporate responsibility.
“When I asked Victor why Destiny Rescue’s mission matters to him, he didn’t give a corporate answer. He gave a father’s answer,” said Whittaker.
Reflecting on his personal motivation for supporting the cause, Victor Paz shared, “As a father myself, Destiny Rescue’s mission aligns deeply with my belief that every child deserves safety, dignity and a future full of hope. Knowing that my support directly helps rescue and restore children who have endured unthinkable exploitation makes the cause personal and meaningful to me.”
Paz’s sentiment is shared by many others who have become advocates for Destiny Rescue’s life-changing work.
The organisation’s efforts to rescue children from exploitation and ensure they have access to care, counselling, and opportunities for a brighter future resonate deeply with supporters from all walks of life.
It’s not just about raising funds—it’s about being part of a mission that restores hope and transforms lives.
For those who stand behind this cause, the impact is far-reaching, reminding them that even small contributions can make a substantial difference in a child’s life.
“Every child deserves safety, dignity and a future full of hope.”
It is a belief many of us share, and Victor, Kristy and the Harcourts Property Specialists have chosen to do something about it.
