Appeals | GIVIT NSW Bushfire Relief | Donations Still Needed - Clothing - Toiletries - Furniture

GIVIT is the smart way to give to people and communities affected by bushfire.

Bushfires have been devastating, lives have been lost and more than 2,400 homes in New South Wales have been destroyed, many more people have damage to their properties and are needing to find a way to replace essentials.

Listed below is exactly what is needed right now, including toiletries, furniture and clothing.

The list changes as requests are filled, and new needs are identified by support organisations providing essential assistance services. 100% of donated funds received by GIVIT will be used to purchase essential items identified by support organisations working directly with people impacted by these fires.

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A childcare centre bus destroyed by bushfires in Mogo NSW

Car seats donated after bushfire tears through Mogo

Mogo, in Eurobodalla, was one of the towns badly impacted by the fires. Dozens of homes and many businesses burnt down, with the Mogo Aboriginal Preschool's bus also a casualty.

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School donations spread joy throughout NSW communities

GIVIT continues to provide relief to people and communities impacted by drought, bushfires and the COVID-19 pandemic in NSW. It is our work with local schools which continues to bring joy. The children benefit from your wonderful donations, with their excitement and gratitude spreading joy throughout communities.

NSW Bushfires