The Industry School Cambodia Fundraising 2025
The Industry School has a mission to create change and opportunity for the critically poor families of Siem Reap, Cambodia through the technical talents, values and generosity of our community. You are a significant part of our ‘village’ and as such, we invite you to contribute to this year’s International Service Project. In September 2026, staff, students, and skilled tradespeople, will fly to Siem Reap in Cambodia to utilise their skills, passion and enthusiasm to build a village and 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. Donations will contribute to the project costs of materials and tools, and much-needed education supplies for New Hope. Giving back has long been part of the DNA for The Industry School. Every semester our schools complete service projects within their local communities in South East Queensland.
Geelong-Viqueque Scholarship Program
Your donation will go towards funding student scholarships to Secondary and University students yearly. We provide 60 scholarships yearly. Geelong-Viqueque Friendship Schools (GVFS) is a charity representing eleven Geelong schools committed to improving educational opportunities for the people of Viqueque, Timor-Leste.
24 Hour Row Fundraiser
ADFA Rowing Club raising money for The White Bear Foundation which aims to build children's and young adults' self-esteem by educating the community through workshops and presentations.
Regional Contemporary Dance Exchange - Yolanda Lowatta
The Illawarra's first, Regional Contemporary Dance Exchange is a program for local South Coast dancers, 15 years and over, to work with leading contemporary artists and choreographers right here in the Illawarra over a period of 44 consecutive weekends. ⠀⠀ Our vision for the RCDE is to create both an affordable and inclusive initiative where aspiring young dancers have the opportunity to train with and be inspired by leading and current Australian choreographers as they are exposed to the wide range of contemporary dance styles. Guest choreographers will be rotated to avoid duplication of styles and maximise diversity for participants. ⠀⠀ Class numbers will be capped to ensure optimal results for all participants. ⠀⠀
Keep Western art music alive in our diverse culture
We need your help. Unlike the UK, EU & USA, funding for Western Art Music is not a priority for our three tiers of government. Australia is lagging behind OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries in cultural funding, placing #23 out of 34 countries. There’s just not enough funding. Western Art Music is the foundational language of our multicultural music culture. We want to keep this music vibrant, engaging and accessible. Audiences are at the heart of our productions with one of our aims to bring the diversity of European music to new supporters. Audience development means not only more people but also a more diversified and more engaged audience, reaching out to people who never or rarely participate in cultural activities. We've been highly successful in engaging the under-35s who are looking for edgy and interesting music forms to stretch their musical appreciation. All donations are tax-deductible.
Purple Day Walk -22 October 2020
This year, the year 6 students will not be doing the Relay for Life because they it has been cancelled. Normally the students would have organized Purple Day to raise funds for the St Paul’s Team. Normally, the year 6 students would be organizing their tents and walking groups, ready to take part in the Relay for Life at Tyers. We have raised more than $5000 for the Cancer Council every year for the past 10 years and that is a huge commitment. With the constant worry of COVID 19, “normal” illnesses, like cancer have been overshadowed and the fund raising has been more difficult. ALL FUNDS RAISED WILL BE DONATED TO THE CANCER COUNCIL - RELAY FOR LIFE.
I Am Hair Womans Fundraiser
Raising awareness for woman who are fighting domestic Violence. The Sanctuary was opened in March 2016. In the period from January to December 2018 they housed 94 clients (32 adults, 62 children). That’s over 4,140 bed nights provided. The Sanctuary provides safe, temporary, supported accommodation, for up to 3 months, for women and their children who are escaping homelessness and/or domestic violence.
St Kilda Shule Trivia Night
Funds raised from this event will assist in the educational projects at the Shule undertaken by the Library Fund.
CDNA pink round U13 Scorchers
CDNA pink round U13 Scorchers