TCS names seven charities for pro bono technology support

Tata Consultancy Services has selected seven not-for-profit organisations in Australia and New Zealand to receive pro bono technology support through its Tech4HOPE program, according to a report published by SecurityBrief Australia.

The latest cohort comprises Meals on Wheels NSW, Baby Give Back in Queensland, Women and Mentoring in Victoria, ANZUP Cancer Trials Group in New South Wales, Playgroup WA in Western Australia, RUN DIPG in New South Wales and Pregnancy Help in New Zealand.

TCS says its specialists will work with the organisations on areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and digital transformation. The stated aim is to help the groups improve service delivery, strengthen digital resilience, address operational challenges and better protect data.

The report did not disclose the value of the in-kind support, the number of staff involved, the specific projects planned for each organisation, or the expected duration of the engagements. It is also not clear whether the participating charities were selected through an open application process.

The organisations named span aged care, family support, cancer research, early childhood services, women’s support and other health or social services. Several are likely to handle sensitive client, donor or health-related information, making cyber risk and data protection relevant operational concerns, although the source did not identify any specific security incidents affecting the recipients.

According to TCS, Tech4HOPE has operated in Australia since 2016 and is nearing its 10th anniversary. The same report also describes the program as being in its second decade, a point that is not further explained.

TCS, part of the Tata Group, is a global IT services and consulting company. The source states the company reported consolidated revenue of more than US$30 billion for the financial year ended March 2026. No independent financial filing was provided in the supplied material.