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Donate to the Tropical Cyclone Alfred Appeal to help people impacted
GIVIT is working in partnership with the Queensland and New South Wales Governments, local councils and recovery organisations to help people impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred get the essential goods and services they need.
The list below will show essential goods and services requested by recovery organisations on behalf of people impacted by damage and flooding caused by TC Alfred. To donate money, click here. As recovery progresses and new needs are identified by organisations helping people impacted by the cyclone, more requests to support those affected will appear in the list below.
100% of publicly donated funds for this appeal will be used to buy essential goods and services to help people affected.
See what people need right now
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Pet Food Pack - Wet
Single Person living alone with pet - lost groceries and pet food in the power outage due to TC Alfred
Post / Courier
Voucher
Gold Coast
QLD 4217
Delivery
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Gold Coast
QLD 4217
Pharmacy Voucher - $50
Family lost everything in a house fire, were living in a shed when TC Alfred came through and destroyed remaining possessions
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Rosewood
QLD 4340
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Rosewood
QLD 4340
Grocery Voucher - $20
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Washing Machine - 5-7KG
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Fridge/Freezer - Medium (300-550L)
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Grocery Voucher - $20
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Grocery Voucher - $20
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Grocery Voucher - $20
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Grocery Voucher - $20
Cyclone Alfred Flood Impacted March 2025
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Laidley
QLD 4341
Delivery
Drop off
Post / Courier
Voucher
Area
Laidley
QLD 4341
Questions answered about helping those impacted by Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
The most effective way to provide immediate support for people devastated by impacts from Ex-TC Alfred is to donate money to our cyclone appeal by clicking the 'Donate Funds' button at the top of this page. Donating to the Tropical Cyclone Alfred Appeal is the quickest way to provide emergency help, such as vital goods like food, clothing & fuel, for people who are doing it tough right now. 100% of your public donation will be used to purchase essential items for people impacted by flooding, storms, or other effects of TC Alfred.
GIVIT provides a streamlined way to donate much-needed items, ensuring that donations contribute positively to recovery efforts rather than overwhelming support organizations with unrequested goods.
Our What's Needed list is updated as our 4,900 charity partners request essential goods for the people they support. You can see how to help with Tropical Cyclone Alfred by checking the list above. If you have something that matches the listed needs, simply click the GIVIT button to arrange your donation.
For items not currently listed, you can still offer your goods through our online warehouse using our donate items form. If a registered charity requires what you’ve offered, they will claim it, and you’ll be connected to that organization. Please keep in mind that not all donated items may be needed at this time. That doesn’t mean they won’t be reserved for later in the disaster recovery process.
GIVIT is here to support disaster recovery at every stage-short, medium, and long-term. To receive essential goods and services through GIVIT, you must first connect with a local recovery organisation. This group will assess your needs and submit requests on your behalf. Visit the Need Help page on GIVIT organisation near you that can assist.
Please note that while every effort is made to fulfill requests, there is no guarantee that all assistance needs will be met.
Have something to give that's not listed above?
Listing your donation will make it visible and available to GIVIT's partner helping people impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Partners
Do you need help after Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred?
Are you impacted by the cyclone and looking for an organisation that can help you? Find local GIVIT partner charities to request items and services on your behalf.
Recovery organisations & charities
Is your organisation supporting people impacted by Tropical Cyclone Alfred? Register as a GIVIT partner charity to access donated items and services.
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