Community Charities

Provides support, education and care to women facing socioeconomic disadvantage during pregnancy, childbirth and after the baby comes

ADAVIC provides grassroots support, information and resources to the community for anxiety and depression, as well as for related issues such as panic attacks, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress...

Brighter Future Charity is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization based in Los Angeles, California that supports individuals affected by autism by providing life-long assistance. Our organization pairs individuals who fall on...

Saving Huey Foundation specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of abused animals. We also run a "Read to the Shelter Animals" reading program at multiple local shelters.

Providing leading support and exceptional care for families in Australia who experience the loss of their baby

Agape Outreach Inc’s purpose is to improve the quality of impoverished people’s lives, both homeless and those in poverty. Helping them to move to the next level physically and emotionally....

We are only a handful of families in Australia as a whole tirelessly raising money to put into research for finding better treatment options for patients living with Niemann Pick Type C Disease. Hopefully one day we will find a cure. All monies raised are from families living with children...

A Sound Life deliver free interactive music, therapeutic yoga and meditation to the most vulnerable people in our society.

We provide Victorian children in foster and kinship care with essential items they need when entering a new placement.

Big Group Hug is a solely volunteer run organisation that was founded in 2014 to support disadvantaged families in the community by providing donated goods to help them care for...

CARAD is recognised is a respected voice for the rights of asylum seekers, refugees and detainees and a provider of essential services, ensuring that all people seeking safety in Australia...

Every 20 hours an Australian child is diagnosed with cerebral palsy, making it the most common physical disability in Australian children. Cerebral Palsy Alliance was founded in 1945 by parents of a child with cerebral palsy. Today, we provide family-centred therapies, life skills programs, early intervention, youth, health and wellbeing programs,...

Provides support, information, awareness and medical research grants for eosinophilic gastrointestinal disorders.

Empowering disadvantaged youth to fulfil their potential, regardless of circumstance.