There are a few ways you can fundraise for our organisation as an individual, team, club, school or business entity through online fundraising, hosting your own fundraiser or corporate fundraising.
Choose one or a combination of the below options to make that difference today.
Make a difference today with an online fundraiser and provide essential bereavement care and support services across Australia. Help families access fee-free support whilst navigating life after the loss of their baby.
For every $50 you raise, a bears of hope support package will be donated to a family, in honour of a baby special to you. We aim to comfort, acknowledge, empower, guide and connect families from within days of their loss and beyond. Create your fundraising page today.
A Cuddle Cot allows the family to spend every moment with their baby, precious moments where every minute counts before saying goodbye forever. Raise $6500 and donate a cuddle cot in honour of a baby special to you.
Stand together in hope. Community fundraising involves collecting funds offline on behalf of Bears Of Hope, no matter how small or large the fundraiser. Submit your application to fundraise today.
Fun runs, marathons, bike rides and swims provide a great opportunity for individuals and teams to fundraise for their favourite charity. We have included a selection of organised events around Australia you may be interested participating in to help raise funds for Bears Of Hope.
A walk of honour and remembrance in support of bereaved families this October. Dedicate your steps and raise funds online to help make a difference.
We can provide donation envelopes for a funeral or memorial service. Please complete the order form and we will send out your resources.
Beards of Hope invites blokes across Australia to grow a beard from 1st June - 31st August, then brave the shave in September. Get your team together or go solo to help raise funds and awareness at the same time. Registrations open May 2025!
Take on the Kokoda Trail and raise funds for Bears Of Hope. This is one you can feel proud to say you’ve completed; as a mark of respect to Australian wartime history, as a great personal physical challenge, and knowing that you are making a difference.