Fundraising activities play an all-important role in keeping the SANE Helpline and other services running.
Get physical for SANE
Take part in a local sports event and fundraise from friends and families through the Everyday Hero website. For a choice of events or to create your own fundraising page to benefit SANE in another local event. See some examples of what others are doing below:
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Richard Bowles • Marathon Man You can support Richard today by sponsoring him via the Everyday Hero website. |
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Luke Lukess • The ADFD Initiative You can support Luke today by sponsoring him via the Everyday Hero website. |
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Sarah is currently walking the 1,400 km Pilgrimage around Shikoku, Japan in memory of her brother, Ben and to raise funds for SANE Australia. The name Walking Feat not only refers to the walks (this is her third walk), but also symbolises the community walking collectively towards a better quality of life for all people affected by mental illness. You can support Sarah today by sponsoring her via the Everyday Hero website. |
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Get together for SANE
Host a get-together for friends and acquaintances to benefit SANE. Be creative, whether you are having a:
- tea party, office lunch, anniversary, birthday, wedding, picnic, fancy dress party or
- special public event held as a concert, corporate dinner or school fete.
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The CorriLee Foundation • A Letter to Larry |
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| Anne Cameron • Photography Exhibition Caroline Storm organised a fundraising exhibition of photographs by her daughter, Anne Cameron. Anne died aged 40, after living with schizophrenia for many years. The exhibition was a tribute to a remarkable photographer, and raised much-needed funds to help support the SANE Helpline. |
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| Sophia Konstantyniuk • Open Garden As part of Open Gardens Australia, Sophia invited the public into her own garden, with the entry charge donated to SANE Australia – an easy way to have an enjoyable day and help others at the same time. |
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Get the word out for SANE
You can promote SANE’s youth services by selling itsallright.org key rings at your school or workplace or club. Each bag of these practical 'trolley coin' keyrings raises $20 to help SANE answer the thousands of calls for help we get every year. Find out more here or download an order form.
Fundraising Contact
Contact SANE’s Fundraising Relationships Manager to request a free copy of our Guidelines for Successful Fundraising Events.
Jo Robertson
Fundraising Relationships Manager
email:
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phone: 03 9682 5933












