WFO Charity Wall

Introducing our WFO Charity Wall.

We are building our WFO Charity Wall.

With each issue of WFO we shine a light on three charities that support women and families. Every charity listed on the WFO Charity Wall and featured in WFO magazine is registered with the Australian Charities and Not For Profit Commission and is endorsed to receive tax deductible donations and gifts. We encourage you to visit our wall to find a cause to support that touches your heart.

WFO Charity Wall

Scroll through the WFO Charity Wall and click the links to visit each charity.

Australian Women's Health Alliance — Women’s Health Alliance

Aus Education Scholarship Fund — Aus Education Scholarship

WFO Charity Wall A Brave Life — A Brave Life

WFO Charity Wall Mums Supporting Mums in Need — Mums Supporting Families

WFO Charity Wall Got Your Back Sista — Got Your Back Sista

WFO Charity Wall
Orana House — Orana House

WFO 23 Mar Issue 3 Sharing with Friends Housing Concept. Read this article Sharing With Friends an affordable housing model for older women p40 — Sharing with Friends

The Global Women's Project Lakshmi-Nepal — Global Women’s Project

WFO Charity Wall The Carers Foundation — The Carers Foundation

WFO Charity Wall Miracle Babies — Miracle Babies

WFO Charity Wall The Happy Box Project — The Happy Box Project

WFO Charity Wall Karinya House — Karinya House

WFO Charity Wall Small Steps for Hannah — Small Steps for Hannah

WFO Charity Wall North Shore Mums Smiles 2U — NorthShoreMums Smiles2U

WFO Charity Wall Motherless Daughters — Motherless Daughters

Stay tuned!

We will soon be adding story pages for each of our featured charities for you to enjoy, learn, and be inspired. Please get in touch via our contact page, if you know a registered charity that would like to be featured in WFO. Are you looking for donate to charity? Each charity listed on our WFO Charity Wall is a registered charity and endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Follow the link to visit your preferred charity.

Notice

Whilst every effort is made to ensure the integrity of the information provided on this page, details may change from time to time. If you notice an error please contact the Editor in Chief Jacqueline Hodges.

Please check with each charity to confirm their details. Further information about each charity can be found on the Australian Charities and Not For Profit Commission and the Australian Business Register websites. Follow the link or click the button to visit these websites.

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Read the latest issues

WFO Women's Money Magazine WFO 2023 Aug Issue 8. Cover Image shows a young mature woman wearing a red coat, black broad brim fedora, grey marle infinity scarf, and black rimmed sunglasses. The background is blurred. She has long golden hair tucked into her scarf and she is holding black expanding file and she is looking ahead. This WFO issue focuses on estate planning. — WFO 2023 Issue 8

WFO Women's Money Magazine WFO 2023 July Issue 7. Cover Image shows a proud mature woman wearing a black turtle neck jumper and blue rimmed round metal framed glasses. The background is blurred. She has a pixie hair cut. Her chin is raised and and she is looking ahead. This WFO issue focuses on retirement. — WFO 2023 Issue 7

WFO Women's Money Magazine WFO 2023 June Issue 6. Cover Image shows a young woman wearing a red blouse on a gre background. She has her hair pulled back, and has her arms folded in front of her. She has a red scarf around her neck which is tied in a bow. She is wearing black glasses. This WFO issue focuses on charities and donations. — WFO 2023 issue 6

Jacqueline Hodges Editor in Chief WFO Magazine WFO Contributor — Jacqueline Hodges
Editor in Chief

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