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New South Wales Flooding

Help people in New South Wales impacted by storms and flooding

GIVIT is working in partnership with the New South Wales Government, local councils and recovery organisations to help people in NSW affected by storms and flooding get the essential goods and services they need.

The list below shows exactly what's needed right now. The list changes as requests are filled, and new needs are identified by GIVIT's partner charities. 100% of publicly donated funds received by GIVIT will be used to purchase essential goods and services for people who've been affected.

Help a region:

Help a region

  • Do you need help?

    Are you an individual looking for an organisation that can help you? Find local support organisations to request items on your behalf.
    Person in need

  • Organisations & charities

    Are you an organisation in need of donations for people you support?
    Register your organisation

  • Have something to give that's not listed?

    List your donation and make it visible to partner charities working with impacted people.
    Offer a donation

  • Fundraise for flood relief

    It's quick and easy for individuals, groups and companies to set up a personalised fundraiser to raise money for flood recovery.
    Fundraise now

Give the smart way

GIVIT is the smart way to support the recovery of people affected by flooding across Australia.

Please do not drop or send unrequested donations into flood or storm-impacted communities. Unrequested donations hinder recovery efforts. GIVIT captures all donation offers online, so you can see and give exactly what's needed.

100% of publicly donated funds received by GIVIT will be used to purchase essential goods and services for people who've been affected.

If you'd like to donate items to help people impacted by floods, check the list above to see what's needed, or list your donations in GIVIT's online warehouse so our partner charities can access them if required.

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