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GIVING IN LIEU OF A GIFT:
If
you would like to make a donation in a friend's name as a
gift, just send us an email:
donations@kidswithcancer.org.au and tell us the
amount of the donation and the email address, or postal
address of the person whom you would like us to contact and
the credit card details you wish to use.
Include your name and postal
address and a receipt for the donation amount will be sent
to you.
We
will respond in an email to your nominated friend by saying
that:
A
thoughtful gift as a donation has been made by (your
name) to Kids with Cancer Foundation in your name
(the amount of the donation will not be disclosed to the
email recipient, unless you request it). The gift
will be used in its entirety to assist families of kids with
cancer treated in our children's hospitals, who are
struggling financially over this period.
Many
thanks on behalf of the kids and their families, and all
of us here at Kids with Cancer Foundation.
The Foundation and the kids we
support need
all the help that YOU can give
and it's now even easier to raise money for these special
kids.
Sporting
fundraisers:



Supporters of kids with cancer can
challenge themselves by becoming an Everyday
Hero by organising
fun or serious events where they have their family, friends or
workmates sponsor their efforts in a fun run, bike ride or
swimming carnival etc and help to cure our kids.
Kids with cancer can benefit from the 'City
2 Surf', 'City to surf', 'Run Melbourne' or 'Bridge to Brisbane'
or the 'Run Brisbane' Running Festival etc through 'Everyday
Hero' just by choosing the kids to sponsor when you participate.
Parents can set up an online fundraising
page in 'Everyday Hero' (using our existing banner) for their children for an
organised event and challenge other family members and friends
to create similar fundraising pages or make
online donations supporting their efforts and of course kids
with cancer.
It's as easy as logging onto the 'Everyday
Hero' website
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/event/kwc_fundraising and
creating your very own fundraising page.
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Your online
fundraising on behalf of the kids allows you to email
people all over the world to show them what you are
doing, why and when you ask for support for the kids,
experience shows that 30% of people you email will
donate to your fundraising, so the more emails you send
to your friends the more funds you will raise for the
kids. Challenge your friends to help you to raise
funds for kids with cancer.
Other
fundraising opportunities:
Birthdays,
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/event/kwc_birthday
Celebrations, Weddings,
Anniversaries etc
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/event/kwc_celebration
In
memoriam
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/event/kwc_memoriam
All of the above can be done in lieu of
gifts or flowers if you choose, just email your friends and ask them to
make an online donation to your personal fundraising page set up
to direct funds to help Kids with Cancer Foundation to cure our
kids.
Our Gift
Account:
Once a
donation is received in our 'Gift Account' (an Australian Tax
Office requirement for donations) it goes wholly to family assistance.
No management fees or costs are deducted from our Gift Account i.e. 100%
is passed on. We work hard 7 days a
week without any major sponsors running our own lotteries
selling $2 tickets to raise the $11.7million in profit that we
have passed on to children's hospitals and families.
These
lotteries/art unions/raffles that we run all year round bear all
the costs (wages, postage, printing, phone etc.) associated with
running the Foundation. When you choose a charity to
benefit from your donations always ask how much of your donation
gets passed to the to the designated charity,
always ask.
You can
support our hard working fundraisers:
Help them to
achieve their goals, follow the link to their fundraising
page and challenge your friends to match your donation.
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/kathleen_cleary
http://www.everydayhero.com.au/melina_johns
An email from a donor to the kids
Sometimes I wish I was a gizillionaire and you could could have
it all.......
I have two
healthy girls myself and have never known a kid with cancer
personally but I'm sooo glad someone is out there looking after
them and their families.
Thanks for the work you're doing, and thanks also to the
countless others along side you.
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