Last week the Give Where You Live Foundation held our 2022 Feed Geelong Appeal which raises vital funds to support food relief agencies across our region. We are thrilled to announce the appeal raised almost $70,000 to help fight hunger...
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Falling on 16 October, World Food Day aims to raise awareness that we need to build a world where everyone, everywhere has regular access to enough nutritious food. The theme of this year’s World Food Day is Leave NO ONE...
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If you get a takeaway coffee this week you might notice our Feed Geelong stickers on your cup! Cafés from across the region have partnered with the Foundation to help raise much-needed funds for our Feed Geelong Appeal which runs...
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On Brown Paper Bag Day (Friday 14 October) donations will be DOUBLED* to help fight hunger in our community. Thanks to our Matched Giving Partners including The Gordon, The Mulberry Group and VIVA Energy your donation will be DOUBLED.* This...
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The Foundation’s Feed Geelong Appeal launched on Monday 10 October and this week we are calling on the community to help us fight hunger in our community. 53,000 families and individuals in the Geelong region need food support and about...
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MasterChef’s Simon Toohey, who moved to Geelong earlier this year, is the 2022 Feed Geelong Appeal Ambassador and is encouraging the community to support the Appeal to help fight hunger. “Having recently moved to Geelong with my partner Georgia, I was delighted to...
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The Give Where You Live Foundation is proud to partner with several local organisations during its 2022 Feed Geelong Appeal to help make sure nobody in our community goes hungry. Matched Giving Partners The Foundation is thrilled to announce that...
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To celebrate the 2022 Feed Geelong Appeal, Ambassador Simon Toohey and two of the Give Where You Live Foundation’s community partners, Common Ground Project and Encompass Community Services have shared their favourite recipes with the community. Simony Toohey has shared his...
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