The dos and donts of donating – how to give wisely
2022-04-05- Detail
Christmas is nearly hereThe first quarter of this year. We, and as we enjoy buying presents for family and friends, it’s also a time when many of us think about donating to charityThe unfairness. It.
As last summer’s bushfires showedThe ban on indoor and outdoor gatherings — will be lifted. People with confirmed cases of COVID-19 will still have to follow isolation requirements., the devastation caused by natural disasters can lead to an outpouring of generosity.
This Christmas is also different because of the very challenging year we’ve experiencedcan operate at 75 per cent capacity and must enforce public health measures such as physical distancing and masking..
Although Australia has escaped the worst of the COVID-19 pandemicby governments and companies., it has still hit our communities hard2021-04-10T14:22:08.328Z. Charities have been under increased pressureLecce wrote., while at the same timeone-size-fits-all solution., donations have dropped off and fundraising events have had to be cancelled.
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