HELLOWORLD TRAVEL BUSHFIRE APPEAL
Tax deductible
We have all been touched by the impact of the devastating images of the bushfires which have destroyed 11 million acres of land, 480 million animals died and some fires are still burning. Many homes were lost and there are many families in need of help.
What you can do to help
We have heard today that donations of clothing and food are overflowing and most shelters have asked to stop sending "things". What is most needed is cash. Helloworld Travel is therefore going to coordinate this gofundme page and all donations made through this page will be directed to the Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund to give people the support they need as a result of the current bushfire crisis in Australia.
Red Cross is a trusted partner in disaster response, with decades of experience in caring for people affected by earthquakes, cyclones, floods, storms, fire, drought and other emergencies.
Your donation will double
Helloworld Travel will match every dollar you give - so even more money will go towards providing emergency relief to those in desperate need.
What you can do to help
We have heard today that donations of clothing and food are overflowing and most shelters have asked to stop sending "things". What is most needed is cash. Helloworld Travel is therefore going to coordinate this gofundme page and all donations made through this page will be directed to the Red Cross Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund to give people the support they need as a result of the current bushfire crisis in Australia.
Red Cross is a trusted partner in disaster response, with decades of experience in caring for people affected by earthquakes, cyclones, floods, storms, fire, drought and other emergencies.
Your donation will double
Helloworld Travel will match every dollar you give - so even more money will go towards providing emergency relief to those in desperate need.
Organizer
Cinzia Pellegrini Burnes
Organizer
South Melbourne VIC
AUSTRALIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically tax deductible in Australia.
