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Geelong Giving Tree Appeal 2021

At Christmas, you can share joy with our community members who need it more than ever. We’ve all been impacted by the pandemic, but there are families and people in our community who’ve faced their most significant hardships.

From Monday 15 November, you can donate to the Geelong Giving Tree Appeal.

The Geelong Giving Tree Appeal is run by Bethany Community Support and bay 93.9, in partnership with Barwon Child, Youth and Family and The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre.

Your donation will be exchanged for gift cards and given to a family or individual nominated by local community support organisations.

Your donation could:

  • be the reason children have presents to find on Christmas morning
  • give a single parent their first Christmas present in years
  • put food on the table for a family in need

How you can share joy with your community this Christmas

Run a fundraiser at your business, school, or community group, and donate to the Geelong Giving Tree Appeal between 15 November and 7 December.

You can also tune into bay 93.9 on Tuesday 7 December and donate during our Giving Day.

Download the Geelong Giving Tree marketing toolkit. This marketing toolkit includes suggestions on internal and external communication platforms your organisation may use to promote the Geelong Giving Tree Appeal.

The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land we stand on. We are committed to working toward creating a community where all people indigenous and non-indigenous are safe, connected and empowered to live well. The Sexual Assault & Family Violence Centre recognises the diverse needs of our community and we ensure our services are inclusive of all children, young people and their families including those who are of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds, those who identify as LGBTIQ and persons living with disability. We work collaboratively with people and partner organisations who also support our diverse client group. Interpreter and translator services are available to all our clients upon request.

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