John XXIII Rowing Club Fundraiser
The John XXIII Rowing Club is raising funds to assist with the purchase and repair costs of rowing equipment necessary to maintain a competitive and safe environment for our current and future rowers.
Variety All Stars online Edition
Here we are live on the web for 1 night only. Come join us online as we showcase some of Adelaides most talented in this very special event. free to watch however we will be running a fundraiser through trybooking for the show with all proceeds split amongst the artists. Keep an eye out for our link closer to the show time. lets support local arts at its best.
Box Hill Reporter Digitization Project
The Box Hill Historical Society is seeking to raise funds to have additional copies of the Box Hill Reporter newspaper digitized and placed on Trove, the National Library of Australia website, where they can be freely viewed by anyone. The early period, from 1889 to 1918 has already been placed on Trove. The Society holds paper copies from the period 1919 to 1930, but these have developed mould and thus pose an occupational health and safety issue, and have had to be quarantined. The National Library have provided a quote of $7,892.50 to digitize the papers for this period, using the microfilms held by the State Library. We have obtained a grant from Whitehorse Council and raised funds from a raffle, trivia night and secondhand book sales, but are still around $1,000 short of the target.
Yom Kippur Appeal 2024
Thank you for supporting Brighton Shule. The Kol Nidre Appeal provides the single largest source of donations to support our ongoing operations for you, our valued community members. With the efforts of Rabbi and Rebbetzin Tsykin we have continued to provide a vibrant program of events, services, and pastoral care for the Melbourne Community. We are grateful for all your efforts to support your Shule. If you would like to make a recurring donation please go to https://www.trybooking.com/au/donate/bhc132
Fraser Coast Low Vision Community ‘hardship’ fund
The Fraser Coast has a significant number of people experiencing severe vision loss or blindness. Not everyone has been able to access the supports or funding they need to help them live independently, access vision-saving treatments, training, or medical appointments. This fund supports the local low vision and blind community experiencing hardship. It may be used to assist towards the purchase of white canes, cane training, eye injections or treatment, travel to and from medical appointments, or the cost of assistive technology, for example. A quarter of all proceeds are also donated to Vision Australia - the leading organisation in Australia for providing support, training, community awareness and equipment for people experiencing severe vision loss. Every donation makes a difference in the life of someone who has experienced sudden or degenerative vision loss. Thank you for your generosity and kindness.
Benefactor Program | Silver Benefactor
The Antipodes Centre for Greek Culture, Heritage & Language Cultural Fund (The Fund) is a tax-deductible fund fund listed on the Australian Government's Register of Cultural Organisations. All proceeds raised by the fund are applied to the Cultural Activity program that is both produced and presented by the Greek Community of Melbourne. They also help realise and sustain the maintenance and development of our unique cultural practices. By donating to The Fund, you join an exclusive program supported by Hellenes and Philhennes alike and sees you enter the Greek Community's Benefactor Program. Silver Benefactor $10,000 - $49,999 Dedicated Newsletter | Discobolus Silver Pin | Annual GCM membership | Certificate of Recognition | Name on Honour Board | Early Access to GCM Ticketed Events For more benefits and levels of entry of Greek Community Benefactor Program please visit: www.greekcommunity.com.au/gocmv_public/index.php/en/donate
Melbourne Vintage HiFi Festival 2026
Help us raise the room hire, insurance premium, and catering costs for the Melbourne Vintage HFi Festival 2026.
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2026 ISP Cambodia - Sam Mould
The International Service Project (ISP) and the idea of giving back have long been part of the DNA of The Industry School. We completed our first project with New Hope in 2013 and have undertaken five more projects since then. Staff and selected students, together with skilled tradespeople of all backgrounds, fly to Siem Reap in Cambodia to utilise their skills, passion and enthusiasm to support New Hope Cambodia – a not-for-profit that provides free education, healthcare, and community and crisis care support for preschool-aged children and youth in Siem Reap.