Fundraise for people seeking asylum
We love all types of fundraising - nothing is too big or small and we appreciate all your efforts in supporting people seeking asylum in Australia.
Unsure what to do or need some advice?
Contact events@asrc.org.au
How It Works
1. Create your fundraiser
Choose how you want to raise funds & register.
2. Personalise your page
Decide on your goal, upload a pic and tell everyone what you’re doing and why.
3. Share and raise funds
Share your page and raise funds to support people seeking asylum.
Organise a fundraiser
A great way to raise funds and awareness is to organise your own fundraiser. The choices are endless!
In Celebration
Organise donations in lieu of gifts for a special occasion.
In Memory
Celebrate the life of a loved one with In Memory donations.
Challenge Yourself
Have fun and raise funds by setting yourself a personal challenge.
Run and other Events
Join Team ASRC to Run 4 Refugees and take part in public running events across Australia.
Feast for Freedom
Host a Feast For Freedom and celebrate the flavours that people seeking asylum bring to Australia.
Story of Impact
Piano Recital
St Paul’s Anglican Cathedral in Sale hosted a charming Piano Recital and Afternoon Tea, featuring acclaimed soloist Zachary Dunbar.
Story of Impact
Bike Ride
Andy and Mike recently completed a scenic 80km return ride from Lilydale to Warburton, embracing the challenge with determination and good humour, all while raising funds.
Story of Impact
Still We Sing
Tasmin and friends organised Still We Sing — a cosy and uplifting afternoon fundraiser filled with heartfelt solos, harmonious duets, and soulful small group performances.
Story of Impact
Art Sale
Wendy generously supported us by donating a percentage of her original art sales during a Festival.
Story of Impact
Sound Bath
Lenka and Nicole hosted a Sound Bath Yoga Fundraiser — a serene and soul-nourishing event designed to bring people together while raising funds.
Story of Impact
Cut for a Cause
Year 9 students at Kilvington Grammar organise an annual "Cut for a Cause" fundraiser.
Each student who chooses to go for the chop sets up a personal fundraising page, which they share with family and friends to collect donations.
