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Do you want to support Angelman syndrome families and the environment at the same time? Donate your empty drink containers to your local Recycle Rewards program and nominate ASAA as your charity. All funds raised go directly to practical supports for families living with Angelman syndrome, such as parking and meals during hospital admissions, care during times of crisis and welcome packs for newly diagnosed families.

We seek to improve resource levels and support volunteer tutors in our award-winning Learning Centre. This was set up 25 years ago to offer literacy and numeracy education for people living with significant disabilities. Due to the nature of their disabilities, they cannot access mainstream educational opportunities to education, and the right to ongoing education and training is a guaranteed human right. Please support us help people maximize their potential and live their best lives.

The b kinder foundation’s initiatives and programs are a proactive and positive approach to addressing mental health issues, bullying and suicide in children and young people. As the saying goes, “it takes a village to raise a child.” We are all part of that village, and we all have a role to play in ensuring our children feel seen, heard, supported, and safe. Not just as parents, teachers, and caregivers—but as businesses, organizations, and communities. Change starts with all of us.

Funding to support ski patrol services on Ben Lomond

Beautifying Bicheno and surrounding areas by restoration of native plants by weed removal , mulching and replanting with local provenance plants and keeping our habitat weed free until native cover thrives. Building a vibrant and active core of people who want to make a difference. Engaging with local landholders to educate and assist with their weed control that sustains our efforts . Raise community awareness of the impact of weeds on diversity. Provide local provenance plants as an option.

Citizen Advocacy works to ensure that the rights, needs, and concerns of people with intellectual disability are not only heard but acted upon. By uniting local community members with individuals, we bring about meaningful transformation in our communities to people who are isolated, vulnerable and are at risk of abuse, neglect and exploitation. But we need your help to sustain and grow our efforts in Citizen Advocacy, creating a stronger, more just society for all.

Almost 50 per cent of Tasmania’s population is functionally illiterate. CWA Online Branch support early intervention to support better literacy outcomes for children by encouraging parents and family members to read aloud to babies and pre schoolers to prepare them for school entry and a life long love of reading. We’re donating books to primary schools and childcare spaces to give Tasmanian kids a good head start on their literacy journey. Reading starts at home!

Cystic Fibrosis (CF) is a genetic condition affecting over 100 Tasmanians and there is no cure. Life expectancy is just 57 years of age. Cystic Fibrosis Tasmania is a small charity that supports Tasmanians living with CF and their loved ones. We rely on the generosity of individuals, businesses and community organisations for donations and help with fundraising and grants.These funds are used to buy medical equipment for CF patients and provide valuable financial support to those impacted.

We rely heavily on your donations. Every dollar helps to ensure Tasmanian dogs receive the care and support they need, to find new, safe and loving homes. Your donation will support vet care, dog enrichment and kennel/yard maintenance across our four Tasmanian Homes (Burnie, Devonport, Launceston, Hobart).

Dover is a small rural community about 90 minutes south of Hobart. The Dover Community Workshop has a comprehensive collection of most men’s shed facilities, there is a growing demand for technology, specifically 3D printing and laser cutting and engraving, which typically require contemporary PCs, internet access and an office environment. So we’re building a technology cell to offer suitable facilities to members, and our wider community to gain skills and have useful, modern facilities

Dress for Success Tasmania is a not-for-profit empowering women to overcome employment barriers and achieve long-term economic independence. We offer essential services like styling, workplace skills training, and workforce re-engagement. These programs help women build confidence, secure employment, and achieve financial stability, creating lasting change for them, their families, and the broader Tasmanian community. Your support enables us to continue to provide free life changing services.

Girl Guides aged 10+ from all over Tasmania will gather at our campsite Orana for chance to explore, lead & shape the future. It is designed to inspire, empower & challenge-this camp combines thrilling outdoor adventures with hands on experiences & opportunities to engage in activities across the outdoors, STEAM and culture. Volunteer-led, It is designed to get Guides out of their comfort zones to discover new strengths & build confidence in their ability to lead. $2000 funds 4 tickets.

Helping children in extreme poverty with all basic necessities such as food, clothing, medicines and school supplies.

We’re fundraising to provide: 🍴 Food 🛏️ Emergency shelter and 🏘️ Medium/long-term housing to people in crisis in our community. We need your help to wrap-around support to people in need in Southern Tasmania! EVERY cent counts. EVERY cent stays right here in our local community. EVERY cent makes a difference in someone’s life. Please give today 💖

The Hobart Clothing Hub provides free, new clothing to vulnerable individuals. We are key charity partners with Thread Together who redirect new, unsold clothing destined for landfill to people doing it tough. We do this through three main pathways: our Clothing Hub in Hobart, our mobile wardrobe taking clothes to regional areas in Southern Tasmania, and site wardrobes in women’s shelters, homelessness services, RHH and Prisons Tasmania. We partner with over 80 services and government agencies.

IIT’s self-funded Blind Cricket Tasmania statewide initiative is in partnership with Blind Sports Aust, Blind Cricket Aust and under MoU with Cricket Tas. The all-ages, all-abilities, free-of-charge program offers people with a vision impairment to access sport, as well as financially supporting our ‘Tigers’ state players to compete at the National Cricket Inclusion Championships. BCT won CT’s and Cricket Aust Community Partnership of the Year Awards, and a Tas Community Achievement Award.

Thanks for keeping Tassie special. Your donated drink containers support our efforts to protect wildlife and preserve natural landscapes.

Launceston United is a local community sporting club creating an active culture for all ages and abilities. The recycling campaign with generate funds towards new equipment to facilitate day-to-day training and game days for all members. This includes ball, bibs, cones, goals etc which are all needed to allow participants to play the sport of soccer.

We are needing to raise funds to undertake capital works on our building, in Lenah Valley, to upgrade and improve disability access. Our current access needs to be enhance/up graded to better suit modern mobility equipment.

Funds donated to Lifeline Tasmania will go toward supporting our work in achieving our vision of a resilient Tasmania free of suicide, through programs like A Tasmanian Lifeline, Suicide Bereavement Group, Chats, Aged Care Volunteer Visitor Scheme and 13 11 14 Crisis Support. Your donation can make a big difference to those in our Tassie community doing it tough!

With the introduction of Recycle Rewards on the 1st of May 2025 The Lions Club of Deloraine will be encouraging the whole community to pick up those containers and drop them off at the Lions shed at 6 Racecourse drive. Every Community group that gets involved will receive a donation from the Lions Club of Deloraine at the end of each year. Clean up Deloraine and reward our community.

The Lions Tasmania Skin Cancer Foundation is fundraising to build and operate a mobile skin cancer screening facility that can be taken to rural locations within Tasmania and conduct free skin cancer screening services. The facility will be manned by volunteers and supported by the local Lions Club.

In 2025, we planning to expand our successful Big Butt Hunt event into Tasmania. We welcome participants to form groups and tackle the issue of cigarette butt litter through a gamified approach to litter collection. The team who has collected the most cigarette butts during the event will be announced the winner. Funds will go towards promotion and materials, as well as other operating costs.

The Riverside Lions Club purposes are to take an active interest in the civic, cultural, social and moral welfare of the community by providing a forum for the open discussion of all matters of public interest and encourage service minded people to serve their community without personal financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in commerce, industry, professions, public works and private endeavours.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) Tasmania is excited to announce our partnership with the Recycle Rewards program, a Tasmanian Government initiative to reduce litter and increase recycling rates across the state. You can help us raise funds for our mental, dental and physical health programs and contribute to a cleaner Tasmania. Your support through the Recycle Rewards program helps us expand our program availability to reach more individuals in more communities.

Established in 1891 the Royal Hobart Bowling Club is one of the oldest bowls clubs in Tasmania and is now in need of some new improvements for all members and guests from the community. Our current facility does not have an undercover all weather seating area. The new improvements include expanding our bbq area to include an all weather undercover seating and viewing area for all visitors and guests so they can enjoy watching the game of bowls without the harsh effects of the weather.

You can help save the lives of preterm babies born in Tasmania. Almost all preterm infants born at less than 30 weeks have frequent life-threatening pauses in breathing. Existing monitoring methods cannot detect these pauses with the reliability necessary to prevent their life-endangering effects. With your support, local medical researchers can develop tiny sensors to detect these small baby’s breathing. Please donate today.

We provide care for the companion animals of people escaping domestic/family violence or who are temporarily hospitalised or homeless. Safe Beds is a statewide offering with around 150 participants each year. This unique service requires significant resources to transport animals from unsafe situations into temporary homes safely. Our Safe Beds animals stay with us for between a week and 18 months while their owners get back on their feet. Our only goal here is to reunite people and their pets.

We thank you for your generous contributions to our campaign to save for new kayaks. Our Scouting community thrives because of the passion and commitment of individuals like you. With your donations, we are closer to enhancing our goal, ensuring safety, and creating more enjoyable experiences on the water. Each donation brings us closer to purchasing new kayaks. Thank you.

Scouts Tasmania FY2025 fundraising initiative for statewide donations.

Sea Shepherd Australia’s Marine Debris Campaign is dedicated to protecting marine life by removing harmful trash from beaches, waterways, and coastal areas. As part of our efforts, all eligible containers collected during our community clean-ups will be donated through the Recycle Rewards system, directly supporting our mission to defend, conserve, and protect the ocean.

Shekinah House Inc – building hope for the homeless – fundraising to purchase a building to be able to offer supported transitional accommodation for those who would otherwise be homeless on the streets- including those who would otherwise exit prison or rehabilitation into homelessness.

SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY’s mission is to normalise mental health conversations, stop stigma and encourage help seeking. Through the delivery of educational mental health programs and initiatives, Stay ChatTY is dedicated to empowering Tasmanians to invest in their mental health and build confidence in showing up for others. Funds raised will enable Stay ChatTY to continue their work through their program, initiatives and advocacy work – all here in Tasmania!

St Michael’s Collegiate is a leading Anglican girls’ school in Hobart, empowering young women through excellence in education, leadership and community engagement. As part of our commitment to giving back, all funds raised from donations will go directly to this year’s Yr 12 charity Cancer Council Tasmania. This will help to support vital cancer research, patient support and prevention programs such as Transport 2 treatment and support groups

Tamar Canoe Club has served Northern Tasmania for over 35 years, promoting paddle sports and providing recreational and competitive opportunities for all ages. We are developing a Paddle Sports Park at Blackstone Heights to create a safe, year-round venue for canoe polo, slalom, and community paddling. Funds from this scheme will directly support its development, benefiting athletes, schools, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Tassie Mums provides essential baby and children’s items to social service organisation across Tasmania that work with vulnerable and at-risk children. Supporting 2,523 children in 28 (of 29) council areas in 2023/24. Our bundles diverted 160,000 items of clothing from landfill and returned $850,000 worth of goods back into community. Funding will contribute to much needed items like cots, car seats and prams that directly benefit the health and well-being of vulnerable and at-risk Tassie kids.

The Smith Family is a national children’s education charity with a vision of a world where every child has the opportunity to change their future, no matter what their circumstances. We believe that education is one of the most powerful change agents, and they work with young Australians to overcome educational inequality caused by poverty – so they can thrive now and into their futures. Please support us today and help make an impact!

Donations will help create an indoor cricket facility that will benefit both our club and the local primary school, which currently lacks an indoor gym. This facility will provide a space for cricket training, physical education, and community events, supporting both our club’s programs,the school’s and wider communities activities. The project aims to foster stronger ties within the community and promote youth engagement in sports, creating a lasting resource for all.

At Turners Beach Scout Group we are fundraising to purchase specialised hiking equipment that we will then be made available to our members so that family’s don’t face the added expense of having to buy items that may only be used for a short period of time. Our goal is put the Out back into scouting by making hiking an affordable out door activity for all our your members.

We believe all children deserve the same opportunities in life! Our mission is to support Tassie kids who are sick, experiencing disadvantage, or living with disability. Funds raised will go towards our state-wide Variety School Breakfast Club, emergency financial relief and equipment grants (such as wheelchairs), all abilities Variety Kids Sports Days, Variety Motor Mouth Camp for non-verbal kids and much more! Last year we granted more than $500,000 reaching over 13,000 kids across Tasmania.

Westbury RSL is continually providing support to the veteran community. The aim of this campaign is to add extra finance to our welfare account to enable continuation of this service over the next 12 months.