2025 Winter Appeal

Anglicare’s team of frontline workers are telling us that people are in crisis.

This winter they need additional assistance.

When you donate to our Winter Appeal, every cent is used by Anglicare to help people in our community.

They include older Tasmanians facing housing insecurity, families with children trying to stretch their budgets, and young adults seeking independence.

With your help, we can assist them to catch up on rent, pay a looming power bill, put healthy food on the table, and buy essential household items.

Partnering with us through our Winter Appeal is a practical way to show you care.

Make a donation

Online

You can make a donation below online or through the GiveNow website.

Donations over $2 are tax deductible.

Direct Deposit

Make a direct deposit, payable to:

Anglicare Tasmania Inc.
BSB 067-000
Account #1076 2575
Reference – Your name and ‘Donation’

Mail

You can mail your donation to:

Anglicare Tasmania
Reply Paid 1620
Hobart Tas 7001

Phone Call

You can make a donation over the phone by calling us on 1800 243 232 with your credit card details.

Give Now

“Many Tasmanians are experiencing hardship due to the high cost of living and shortage of affordable housing. Your donation will help people struggling to afford essentials like shelter, heating, groceries and other essential household items. Together, we can ease the burden for people in our local communities.”

– Chris Jones, CEO

Why donate?

At a time when Tasmanians are facing unprecedented cost of living pressures, a donation to Anglicare has the potential to enrich someone’s life.

It enables us to make one-off purchases for our clients that sit outside program funding. It also means that we can support Tasmanians experiencing hardship through the winter months and during the Christmas season.

Here are some recent examples of how we use donations to support people who are using our services:

A young person living in one of our Youth2Independence facilities had identified an education pathway that suited their skills, experience and aspirations. A pre-requisite for their chosen course was a first aid certificate, but the student’s budget couldn’t stretch to this extra cost. Anglicare used donated funds to pay for the certificate, paving the way for a brighter future for the young person.
A young person in our Supported Youth Program was experiencing upheaval in their day-to-day life but was determined to stay engaged with school. Anglicare purchased a tent and sleeping bag so that they could attend a school camp alongside their peers.
An older Tasmanian moving into a permanent home after a period of homelessness was overjoyed with the donation of some new whitegoods and the payment of their first power bill.
A family whose financial circumstances had changed suddenly after the loss of employment had been unable to cover the cost of their rent. A donation that covered the arrears gave them some valuable breathing space and hope that their situation would improve.

Get involved make a difference

We appreciate your participation and support in working for a just Tasmania.

Help to make a difference by donating to Anglicare or by volunteering. You can also contact us with ideas, comments and suggestions.

Workplace giving

Your workplace can set up payroll deductions to ensure regular, simple donations to Anglicare. To find out more, please click here to Contact Us.

Wills and bequests

Your legacy can change lives.

Thank you for considering Anglicare Tasmania as you prepare your will. Your bequest will help Tasmanians in need to have choice, professional support and hope.

“I have seen the life changing impact that a bequest donation has on individuals and communities in Tasmania,” says Anglicare CEO Dr Chris Jones.

By leaving money or other assets by a bequest in your will, you will leave a legacy that supports the work of Anglicare Tasmania into the future.

Contact Chris Jones

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