We gifted Emily $300 because her story is one of quiet strength.

Emily lost her life partner, father to their daughter. Now living with her elderly parents, she’s doing everything she can to rebuild searching for work that fits around school hours, determined to create security for her family.

So we stepped in.

Not because $300 changes everything... but because, right now, it can ease the pressure, help cover essentials, and give Emily a moment to breathe.

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We gave Tegan $300 because behind her message was a family doing everything they can just to stay afloat.

After their twins spent time in NICU, and a flood forced them to evacuate their business, they’ve been struggling ever since. Now facing mega challenging in mounting bills, and the pressure of feeding a family of five, Tegan is doing all she can... working weekends and carrying the load at home.

Her words were simple but heavy: “I just don’t know how much more we can take.”

$300 won’t fix everything, but it will put food on the table and give her family a moment to breathe.

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Jess is a mum of three, each of her kids navigating their own neurodivergent world.

Her days are full with appointments, emotional support, and the constant effort it takes to help them thrive. It’s the kind of responsibility that makes holding a steady job incredibly tough.

Still, Jess shows up for others. She volunteers her time supporting families in crisis and helps shape better systems through an advisory board... all at her own expenses.

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Right now, even fuel is a stretch. Getting her kids to therapy and being there for the families who rely on her isn’t easy without it.

We gave Jess $150 to help ease the burden of travel. Not to solve everything, but to keep her moving, so she can keep showing up where she’s needed most.

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We gifted Jade $200 to help support her pensioner parents during a really difficult time.

Her dad had to stop working after a serious car accident and now struggles with his mental health at home. Her mum, already managing her own health conditions, worked as long as she could but age have made things increasingly hard on both of them as they try to get by on pensions alone.

Even basic costs like fuel have become a burden. Jade has been helping her mum with petrol so she can travel an hour and a half to see her own mother while she still can—something that means everything to their family right now.

So we stepped in with $200... not to fix everything, but to ease the pressure just a little for two people who have given so much.

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