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Face-to-face fundraising is one of the campaigns we run throughout the year, to sign up new donors, who help to provide much needed funds for our programs and services. You can recognise our fundraisers from their red and white Mission Australia shirts. Our face-to-face fundraisers work in small groups, never alone and, have photo identification. Our fundraisers work in public places around major and regional cities. Once a person signs up with a face-to-face fundraiser to support Mission Australia, they will receive a phone call within a few days to confirm their ongoing donation and to thank them for the invaluable support. If a person approaches you asking for a donation for Mission Australia and you're concerned they are not part of our fundraising team, please call us on: 1800 888 868. Mission Australia also launches number of appeal campaigns throughout the year. These appeals are communicated to the Australian community using direct mail, opt-in email, brochure inserts into magazines and online banner advertising. Mission Australia relies on funding to provide over 450 services across Australia. The funds we receive enable us to help thousands of Australian's in need find pathways to a better life. We receive funds from the following avenues:
The Sir David Martin Foundation The Sir David Martin Foundation raises funds to support Mission Australia services that transform the lives of youth in crisis.  Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites           |
News Updates
| Volunteering is a life-changing experienceTuesday, 16 February 2010“Volunteering for Mission Australia has been a life-changing experience I’ll always treasure,” says Melbourne-born Yenny, a youth worker in the Northern Territory. “It challenged me in so many ways and rewarded me with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.”Yenny originally became involved with Mission Australia through... + Read Full Story |
Two victims of car theft handed the keys to restored vehiclesThursday, 18 March 2010Two Tasmanian victims of car theft were today handed the keys to a rebuilt Toyota Corolla and Daihatsu Applause, by a group of young Tasmanians graduating from Mission Australia’s U-Turn automotive training course. U-Turn is a best practice diversionary program for young people who have been involved in, or who are at risk of becoming... + Read Full Story | More News Articles
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