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Category Archives: CSR
stop traffick – the JC Denim Project
The United Nations estimate that 20.9 million men, women and children are trafficked around the world for purposes of forced prostitution, labor and other forms of exploitation every year. This is equivalent to the entire population of Australia. This figure … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Community, CSR, Ethical Shopping, GIVING, HIV / AIDS, Homelessness, KINDNESS, Pay it forward, Social Enterprise
Tagged Cambodia, Destiny Rescue, ethical fashion, forced labor, human trafficking, JC Clothing Company, JC Denim, JC Denim Project jeans, JCCC, Social Enterprise
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Eat Out to Help Out
I love the little things in life that you can do to help someone else that makes a big difference. Like, eating a piece of cheesecake that helps a charity…did I get your attention, yes you read correctly, cheesecake = … Continue reading
a call for help – 2013 #bne BBQ for homeless and others who need it
There is a Big Issue vendor in Brisbane known as “Grant the Polite Guy” and each year he organises a large scale and free BBQ for homeless people (and others who need it) in Musgrave Park in West End, Brisbane. With … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane Events, Children, Community, CSR, Flood relief, GIVING, Homelessness, Second Chance, The Big Issue
Tagged #qldfloods, BBQ for homeless, charity spam, Dalton Hospitality, Grant the polite guy, Jerome Dalton, Musgrave Park West End, Queensland Floods, Sunday 17th February 2013, Tara Castle
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#bakedrelief and other ways you can help
It feels like half of Australia is either under water or on fire, it is often hard to know what to do to help. An incredibly simple, yet highly effective way to help is to provide baked relief to support … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane Events, Children, Community, CSR, Ethical Shopping, Flood relief, GIVING, Homelessness, KINDNESS, Pay it forward
Tagged #bakedrelief, adopt a wash, baked relief, Charityspam, Danielle Crismani, do something, GIVIT, help a charity, help in a disaster, how can I help, Queensland Floods, Shoe Boxes of Love, Tara Castle, volunteer
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top ten socially kind christmas gifts 2012
STOP! Before you hit the local shopping mall and work your way through your Christmas shopping list, put a bit of thought in and see if your gift can give twice: here are my top ten socially kind Christmas gifts: … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Community, CSR, Ethical Shopping, GIVING, KINDNESS, KIVA, Mummy's Wish, Pay it forward, Social Enterprise, The Big Issue
Tagged Anh Do, children's christmas gift, cook book that helps charity, Food Connect, gifts that give twice, give a good gift, Good Gifts, Good Will Wine, Human Ventures, kiva, Mummy's Wish Teddy Bears, Oz Harvest cookbook, radius disability services, radius enterprises, Shop Ethical Guide, soically responsible christmas gifts, The Big Issue, Who Gives a Crap Toilet Paper
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Bear for Bear: the most beautiful Christmas gift
I am always on the look out for ethical or socially kind gifts, gifts that are more than just what you wrap up, put a pretty bow on, to give away. Gifts that somehow serve a greater cause or purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Community, CSR, Ethical Shopping, GIVING, KINDNESS, Mummy's Wish, Pay it forward, Social Enterprise
Tagged Charityspam, children's christmas gifts, Christmas Teddy Bear campaign, Gayle Richardson, help a charity this christmas, Mummy's Wish, one for one, socially responsible christmas gift, Tara Castle, the best christmas gift, The Indigenous Literacy Foundation, The Naked Boy and the Crocodile, TOMS
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Bulimba + Fashion = inspiring young women
This Friday, my wonderful friend Shannon Harvey from Place is hosting her annual charity event; The Bulimba Fashion Festival. As my title may have given away, it is in Bulimba (KRudd’s electorate in Brisbane), there is fashion and this year, … Continue reading
The Flower Project
I recently heard about the most lovely of community kindness initiatives – The Flower Project. A volunteer based project gifting beautiful bouquets of fresh flowers to people who care for others or to people who need a bit of extra … Continue reading
Posted in Brisbane Events, CSR, Ethical Shopping, GIVING, KINDNESS
Tagged acts of kindness, Brisbane charity, charity spam, community kindness, flowers, Flowers and Morning Tea Samford, make a difference, make someone smile, Shannon Yeardley, Tara Castle, The Flower Project, The Flower Project Foundation, Volunteers
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my annual charity dinner
As my good friend Neil Shannon from The Villager Hotel puts it “we are about to enter the boobs and balls fundraising season”. That would be Breast Cancer in the month of October, and Prostate Cancer (via hugely successful Movember … Continue reading
Posted in Breast Cancer, Brisbane Events, Cancer Council, Community, CSR, GIVING, KINDNESS, Movember, Uncategorized
Tagged #bne, annual charity dinner, Breast Cancer dinner, Brisbane, brisbane charity dinner, charity spam, GLAM it up for charity, Neil Shannon, Olive McMahon Lodge Toowoomba, Tara Castle, The Cancer Council, The Villager Hotel
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