Whether you are a school, registered club or community group there is always a way that you can help to make a difference to the lives of young Australians. Some of the community friends of Sir David Martin Foundation are:
Let's work together: Community groups may wish to build awareness and morale in their local area by fundraising for the Foundation. If you are interested in organising a fundraising event such as a Fair, Golf Day, Bowls Day or Carols by Candle Light, contact Donna Tunbridge.
Youth Understanding Youth: Your school will have the opportunity to grow with us while increasing your profile within the community, boosting morale of both staff and students and contributing to positive social change. Fetes, stalls and smaller fundraising drives can provide opportunities for students to build an awareness of youth issues.
Speakers from the Foundation as well as from the youth programs are always happy to visit your school to address assembly, P&C committees, smaller class groups or any other gatherings where there is a desire to learn more about our activities and those of the programs that we support.
If you would like to see the effects of your help first hand, we can also arrange for small groups to visit the programs that we support.
If you and your school are interested in helping the Foundation through fetes, stalls and fundraising drives please contact Donna Tunbridge.
Recent fundraising events:
- Trinity Grammer School held a sausage sizzle and raised $250.
Community Awareness: The Foundation welcomes the involvement of Registered Community Clubs. We have been the fortunate recipients of funds from Rotary, Rotaract, Apex and RSL clubs amongst many others. If you would like to find out specific items or projects that require funding at Triple Care Farm or Creative Youth Initiaitives please contact Sarah Hozack or have a look at the Wish List.
Build on your strength: A wide variety of sporting clubs show their support to the Foundation in many ways. Charity golf days and round robin sporting events are great ways for sporting groups to come together for a fun day away from the competitive environment. If you are interested in holding a Golf Day, Lawn Bowls Day or a round robin sporting event please contact Donna Tunbridge.
Previous charity sporting events:
- Naval Golf Association NSW Charity Golf Day raised over $18,000.
A Pearl Party is a unique and fun way to raise funds for the Sir David Martin Foundation. The jewellery comes in stylish settings which include rings, pendants, earrings, bracelets, strands and necklaces, designed in sterling silver, yellow gold and white gold.
Jewels for Liberty in conjunction with Australian Pearl Divers will hold pearl parties designed to raise funds for Sir David Martin Foundation where they offer a generous 30% of the total sales to be donated to Sir David Martin Foundation. For more information contact Shirley Hensby on 02 9261-2442.
Fundraise through the Sun-Herald City2Surf event
Thousands of people are coming together to participate in one of Australia’s most enjoyable events, The Sun-Heard City2Surf on 9th August 2009. One of the core aspects of this event is that every participant is encouraged to fundraise online for a cause they care about.
Make sure you’re a part of The Sun-Herald City2Surf Charity Challenge and get your heart racing for a good cause. You can create your own personalised fundraising page for Sir David Martin Foundation in just minutes.
To register online CLICK HERE and follow the easy steps, and then email it to your family and friends to gain their support. It is free and easy.
Become a Hero!!! – Fundraise Online!!
It has never been easier to raise money for Sir David Martin Foundation!!!
You can be a hero for Sir David Martin Foundation by building your own personal fundraising page. It only takes a few minutes to build and email to all of your contacts. CLICK HERE
Raise more money by creating a personalised online fundraising page with your own photo or video and tell your story about how and why you are trying to raise money. CLICK HERE to see what a fundraising page looks like.
