FTD'S SOCIAL PURPOSE COMMITMENT (Excerpt from company constitution):

1. 1. 1. The Company intends to operate as a social enterprise and to deliver a clear, ongoing, and measurable public benefit.
      2. The Company’s Primary Social Purpose is to advance positive social, environmental, and economic outcomes by transforming how the built environment is planned, designed, procured, delivered, managed, demolished/de-fitted, and reused, in order to reduce waste, lower embodied environmental impacts, strengthen community outcomes, and improve long-term value for purpose-driven organisations and the public sector.
      3. In pursuing this purpose, the Company seeks to multiply the impact of funds invested in (spent on) the built environment by charities, social enterprises, government agencies, and values-aligned organisations through the following activities:
         1. Delivering professional strategy, advisory, design and circular economy services that prioritise waste avoidance, material re-use, embodied-carbon reduction, sustainability, whole-of-life value and equitable access to material resources.
         2. Embedding circular economy principles and systems, including building-as-material-bank approaches, material traceability, reuse pathways, and demolition/de-fit guidance, to divert materials from landfill and extend the productive life of existing assets.
         3. Building capability and knowledge across private, public and NFP design, construction, property, and waste sectors through training, tools, guidance, research, and thought leadership, thereby enabling broader market adoption of circular and socially responsible practices.
         4. Improving access to professional expertise for charities, social enterprises, and community-focused organisations through pro-bono work, discounted services, cross-subsidisation, partnerships, and scalable tools that reduce financial barriers to good design and sustainable outcomes.
         5. Supporting ethical, inclusive, and responsible supply chains, including social enterprises, reuse organisations, and local providers, to deliver social value, employment pathways, increased equitable access to resources and community benefit alongside environmental outcomes.
         6. Contributing to systemic change by influencing policy, procurement practices, standards, and industry norms to support waste reduction, circular economy outcomes, and socially responsible investment in, and governance of, the built environment.
      4. The Company’s Secondary Social Purpose is to contribute to public benefit by enabling and cross-subsidising unpaid or under-remunerated public-interest work, including governance, advisory, consumer representation, and policy-influencing roles in the health, community, environmental, and not-for-profit sectors, where such work delivers demonstrable social and community outcomes.
      5. In performing it’s operations, the Company commits to advancing social inclusion by creating meaningful, flexible, and accessible employment and contracting opportunities for people who face structural barriers to equitable participation at work; including LGBQTI+, CALD persons, women, single parents, people with disability and neurodivergence, and individuals living in regional, rural and lower socio-economic areas - through values-aligned and intersectionality-informed business practices, and remote-enabled projects.
      6. The Company commits to prioritising purpose over profit by reinvesting 100% of any profit into furthering its social and environmental objectives, improving its impact delivery, and strengthening the resilience and reach of its social enterprise activities.