Two ways to give. Drop pantry items in person at our office, or donate online and choose your own amount.
ACNC Registered Charity. Based in Ballajura. Direct deposit option available on request.
TNWA runs on a mix of NDIS service revenue, grants, and donations. Donations are what keeps the charity side of TNWA going. Emergency relief, the Christmas Table, advocacy, and the community programs that don’t sit inside NDIS funding.
There’s no head office percentage being skimmed off the top, no corporate overhead between the donation and the work it pays for. The money you give stays in the City of Swan and gets put to use locally.
Our pantry stocks the emergency relief packages we put together for City of Swan residents who’ve reached out for help. Donating in kind is a direct way to support that work, and the team will give you a hand carrying things in if you need it.
Tinned goods, pasta, rice, long-life milk, breakfast cereals, sealed pantry staples, sealed personal care items, sealed sanitary items, baby formula, and nappies. Anything new, sealed, and shelf-stable that won't spoil before it reaches a household.
Partially used products, expired or near-expiry items, perishables, fresh food, and homemade goods. The intent behind a donation is always good, and we know that, but for safety reasons our pantry can only distribute sealed, in-date stock.
You choose the amount. Every dollar stays in the City of Swan and goes directly toward the work that needs funding most at the time.
Donations matter, and so does sharing what we do, volunteering your time, or referring someone who needs support. If you can’t give money or pantry items today, you could follow us, share our work, or sign up for our newsletter so you’re across what’s happening locally.
Pack care packages, run a stall, or help at a community event. Whatever time you've got, there's a way in.
Volunteer with us Show upMusic in the Park, NAIDOC Week, the Health and Community Fair, the Christmas Table. Bring a friend.
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