Create a fundraiser that starts useful conversations and helps White Ribbon Australia extend education, community action, resources, campaigns and advocacy.
a woman is killed by her current or former partner.
have experienced violence by an intimate partner since the age of 15.
have experienced sexual harassment since the age of 15.
White Ribbon Australia does not receive government funding. Our prevention work relies on the generosity of individuals, workplaces, schools, sporting clubs and communities who believe that change is possible.
Every fundraising effort helps us reach more people with practical prevention programs, education and resources. This includes engaging men and boys, working with young people, supporting workplaces to build safer and more respectful cultures, and helping communities challenge the attitudes and behaviours that contribute to violence against women.
Whether you organise an event, take on a challenge or fundraise with your workplace, school or club, your support helps turn conversations into action.
Together, we can give more people the knowledge, confidence and practical tools to contribute to change.
Host a breakfast, team challenge, learning event, merchandise day or matched-giving campaign.
Run an age-appropriate awareness activity, student challenge, community walk or creative event with staff oversight and clear support information.
Dedicate a round, match or club event to equality and respect, and pair fundraising with practical prevention messages.
Organise a walk, morning tea, quiz, performance, personal challenge or event that reflects your community.
Take on a fitness challenge, such as the HBF Run for a Reason, and raise funds to support violence prevention programs.
Invite donations in place of gifts for a birthday, wedding, anniversary or other occasion.
Honour someone’s memory by raising funds to help prevent men’s violence against women.
White Ribbon Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.
We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.