Thanks OzHarvest Melbourne; our commitment to eradicating hunger in Melbourne and working with outstanding organisations like yours continues to grow.
Huge shout out to one of our founding members Steve Burke of Belle Property Glen Iris; 16,950kg of pasta donated over the last 12 months, enough for 135k meals. Thanks Steve and your awesome team on behalf of tens of thousands of Australian families.
Massive Milestone for Make A Difference Community
A massive milestone for Make a Difference Community, 50 tonnes of pasta donated helping make 400,000 meals for homeless and families in need.
Our goal is 100 tonnes for 2021. Huge thanks to all our clients, partners and MADC members.
- Digital Document Solutions
- Crimmins Finance
- Maid to Clean
- Extend Oz
- Kenshi Candles
- Belle Property Glen Iris
Another 5.2 Tonnes of Pasta and 700 KG of Rice for Charities
This week marks an incredible achievement for us as the largest ever order of pasta has been delivered!
11 pallets x 480kg = 5,280 kg of pasta enough to create around 40,000 meals
Another 700kg of Basmati rice have also been delivered to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) warehouse.
It is a massive amount of food and all funded by our community members.
We are so grateful for all our clients’ and partners’ support over this very difficult year and looking forward to helping make a massive impact next year and the year after.
Another 4 Pallets of Pasta ordered for our Charity Partners
Make a Difference Community is excited to order another 4 pallets of pasta from LaManna Supermarket and Bonfood Divella to be donated to our food charity partners Foodbank Victoria, FareShare, SecondBite, Father Bob Maguire Foundation and Melbourne Tautoko Whanau.
In the last 8 weeks we have donated 5.8 tonnes; total is 44.4 tonnes making 355,360 meals.
Our Community membership is growing quickly and we welcome like-minded companies who want to connect.
Partnership with Maid to Clean
From Maid To Clean:
Maid to Clean is a proud member of the Make A Difference Community. Together with other likeminded businesses, we have now purchased and delivered over 40 tonnes of pasta to several incredible charities. We do things a little bit different here at Maid to Clean… We’re not just a cleaning company, we are a group of people passionate about making the world a better place.
By booking a cleaning service with us, you are helping to eradicate hunger in Australia! Opening the door to a beautifully clean house makes us all feel grateful. With Maid to Clean, you can also relax while knowing a meal has been provided to a person in Melbourne each time we have attended your home.
Over the next 12 months we will directly fund at least 40,000 meals for families and disadvantaged people in Melbourne. Many of these people are not lucky enough to live in a permanent home. We believe there is no place for hunger in a wealthy country like Australia. By giving back a little every time we have the privilege of cleaning your house, we truly believe we can eradicate hunger in Australia forever.
380kg Rice delivered to ASRC
The crisis has pushed many more people into extreme hunger that is why there is a massive need for more food.
Together with Capire Consulting and Today Strategic Design, we have just delivered another 380kg rice to ASRC – enough for around 3,000 meals to help feed the people impacted by Covid.
These clients love the idea their photocopiers and printers have directly funded huge volumes of food desperately needed by struggling families.
Every photocopier directly funds an average of 200kg of pasta or rice creating an incredible 1,600 nutritious meals!
Another 600kg of pasta for FareShare
Covid 19 is creating huge demands on our Charity Partners. We have just placed an order of 600kg of pasta that will be delivered to FareShare next week. This pasta is critical to helping feed tens of thousands of Victorians. Much of this pasta has been funded by the inspiring and incredible Kenshi Charity Candles. Every candle pays for 3kg of pasta – enough for 24 meals! Kenshi Candles was created by a 14 year old wanting to change the world and are now made by refugees from Myanmar living in Melbourne.
