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GET INVOLVED
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HOW YOU CAN HELP
Collaboration is at our core. War Child wouldn’t exist without its friends.
Raising money can be incredibly fun. Most importantly, it helps us to support more children affected by war. Whether that’s rocking a band tee with your work mates, leaving a legacy, or running a marathon, your passion and energy means we can reach more children and have an even greater impact.
For corporate partnerships, it means sustainable funding, expertise and exposure to new audiences. Combined, this enables planning for the future and reaching more children whose lives have been torn apart by war.
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FUNDRAISE
Every child deserves the chance to grow up safe, supported and hopeful. Across the world, millions of children are living through the devastating effects of conflict, facing challenges no child should ever endure.
We invite Australian primary schools, students, teachers and families to join us in making a meaningful difference by raising funds for War Child Australia. Every contribution helps support programs that provide protection, education and psychological assistance to children affected by war.
Download the information pack to learn more about how War Child helps children in war zones. Contact us to discover how your school community can help bring hope, healing and opportunity to children who need it most.
LEAVE A LEGACY
After you’ve provided for your loved ones, would you consider leaving a gift for War Child in your will?
Our vision is a world where children’s lives are no longer torn apart by war. Our work won’t stop until every community, every family, every child is protected from the devastating effects of violent conflict.
It’s not a quick-fix solution—that’s why gifts in wills are so crucial to our work, and so valued.
Gifts in wills help make sure that our life-changing work will continue making a difference for generations to come, so more children can have a safer, happier, brighter future.
We understand and respect that your decisions about your will are private, personal and made after long, careful consideration.
But if a leaving a gift in your will to War Child is something you might be interested in, we’d be more than happy to discuss it with you.