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Giving online has never been more secure, convenient or hassle-free. Using the Eventbrite booking platform you can not only book tickets, you can also make donations to the fund here too.

Eventbrite have generously waived all fees. Every penny donated will go to Australia.

Click here to make your donation then click the green Ticket button.

Disbursement of funds*

All ticket revenues, donations received before the event and proceeds from the two charity auctions will be divided equally between the following four Australian bushfire charities:

1. Lifeline Australia | www.lifeline.org.au

2. Salvation Army—Emergency Services Relief Project | www.salvationarmy.org.au

3. Australian Bushfire Appeal—WWF Australia | www.wwf.org.au

4. Australian Bush Heritage | www.bushheritage.org.au

All cash collected today at the event will be sent to:    

  1. The Firesticks Alliance Indigenous Corporation | www.firesticks.org.au

Firesticks provides  Indigenous leadership, advocacy and action to protect Country through cultural fire and land management practices  

2. Leah & David—Bushfire Emergency Appeal | www.bit.ly/LeahandDavid

Leah Milston and David Wallace lost their home, their belongings and their beautiful bookshop during the Mogo, NSW bush fires on New Year’s Eve. 

Leah wrote the poem, ‘7 Days’, which Samuel Sakker, a family friend, read at the concert.

* All funds will be transferred to Australia at the best exchange rates and fee free by Event Partner—FairFX

Give to Aus charities

Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) has just established a facility for donations made to it in the UK to be channelled direct to any of 27 chosen Australian bushfire relief charities.  You can see this at https://www.cafonline.org/australian-bush-fire-emergency

CAF is a UK charity and confirmed that donations via CAF will attract Gift Aid and tax relief for UK taxpayer donors.

Other tax efficient options not covered by the CAF initiative.

Wilderness Foundation UK which offers tax benefits to UK taxpayers who wish to support Bush Heritage Australia.

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