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Good Sammy, a cornerstone of Western Australia's community since 1958, is inviting locals to explore the many ways the social enterprise is making a difference beyond its popular op-shops.

The WA Government has an action plan to increase representation of people with disability employed in the public sector – a welcomed initiative to improve economic and social participation.

Good Sammy and Foodbank WA are working hard to reduce unnecessary waste, integrate operational sustainable practices, and help corporate organisations to improve their ESG practices.

Volunteering is more than just giving time, it's a chance to create positive change in our community.

Generous philanthropic donations and social investment can influence lasting social change, making a significant difference that aligns with ESG deliverables and executive interests.

The unemployment rate for people with disability is more than double that for people without disability.

There's one aspect of diversity, equity and inclusion in ESG that seems to be an afterthought.

Good Sammy has pulled itself out of a $4 million loss, with a big mission at heart.

Leading WA charities say the inclusion of people living with disability into open employment is an area that requires more attention.