Appeal for Homelessness
Christmas Appeal for Homelessness
Young families all over Australia are homeless right now – but your gift will help give them the support they desperately need.
Make a Donation
Families experiencing homelessness are in urgent need of your help this Christmas.
$50Â can help provide essentials like groceries, toiletries or transport for someone in crisis.
$125Â can help fund meals, warm clothing and hygiene packs through one of our community partners.
$250Â could help a person or family access temporary accommodation and vital support services.
$500Â can help a family facing homelessness find emergency accommodation and case management support.
All donations above $2 are tax-deductible.
Other ways to give
Donate monthly
Leave a gift in your Will
Donate in memory of a loved one
Workplace giving
Measurable and proven results
Why should you donate to the Sisters of Charity Foundation?
We’re here for everyone in need: The Sisters of Charity Foundation funds programs and initiatives that support people in Australia who are marginalised or living in disadvantage, no matter their gender, ethnicity, age or ability.
We work collaboratively: We believe in partnering with trusted organisations, like The Salvation Army and the Asylum Seekers Centre, to provide assistance where it’s needed most.
Real people, real stories: We regularly publish case studies and stories from program participants, giving you the best possible insight into where your donation goes. Please visit our Instagram to see the incredible difference your donation can make.
How to donate via direct deposit
- Account Name: Sisters of Charity Foundation Ltd
- BSB: 032 040
- Account number: 126 376
Please enter your full name in the reference field if using direct deposit. Please email info@sistersofcharityfoundation.org.au or phone (02) 9367 1211 and let us know the date of your contribution and the amount so that we can send you a tax receipt.
All donations above $2 are tax-deductible.
Thank you for your kindness.
Learn more about our programs
Community Grants Program
We provide grants of up to $20,000 to incredible community organisations and programs that support those experiencing disadvantage or marginalisation.
Tertiary Scholarship Program
Our scholarships allow young people from out-of-home care backgrounds to afford study expenses such as course fees and textbooks, as well as the cost of living on their own with no parental support.
Asylum Seekers Support Program
We provide housing assistance and casework support to refugees and people seeking asylum through our program partners the Asylum Seekers Centre and the House of Welcome.
Modern Slavery Transitional Housing Program
There are an estimated 41,000 people living in slavery-like conditions in Australia today. Through a partnership with The Salvation Army, we deliver housing for survivors in a model aimed at transitioning them to independent living.
Community Care
We provide support to families in remote, rural and regional New South Wales and Queensland who have been badly affected by droughts, bushfires, floods and general economic downturn.
Community Grants Program
We provide grants of up to $20,000 to incredible community organisations and programs that support those experiencing disadvantage or marginalisation.
Tertiary Scholarship Program
Our scholarships allow young people from out-of-home care backgrounds to afford study expenses such as course fees and textbooks, as well as the cost of living on their own with no parental support.
Asylum Seekers Support Program
We provide housing assistance and casework support to refugees and people seeking asylum through our program partners the Asylum Seekers Centre and the House of Welcome.
Modern Slavery Transitional Housing Program
There are an estimated 41,000 people living in slavery-like conditions in Australia today. Through a partnership with The Salvation Army, we deliver housing for survivors in a model aimed at transitioning them to independent living.
Community Care
We provide support to families in remote, rural and regional New South Wales and Queensland who have been badly affected by droughts, bushfires, floods and general economic downturn.
