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Workplace Giving

Workplace giving is a simple and tax effective way for employees to make a real difference through regular donations. These donations will help us reach our goal to provide 10 million items and services to Australians in need by 2025! 

Thanks to your organisation's workplace giving platform and your employee's generous support, GIVIT can continue to ensure that Australians experiencing hardship receive the essential items and services they need, when they need them most. 

A group GIVIT team members dressed in teal poses with Dan Murphy's employees with their thumbs up for a workplace giving day.

A win-win-win for businesses, employees and charities

  • Workplace giving is a smart way for businesses to demonstrate a commitment to corporate social responsibility by investing in the community.
  • For employees, workplace giving provides an opportunity to contribute to genuine social impact. 
  • GIVIT relies on the generosity of big-hearted Australians. Employees can make a big difference to the lives of Aussies doing it tough by donating a small part of their pre-tax pay.

The impact of your workplace giving

GIVIT has provided more than 8 million essential goods and services in need via our national network of over 4,900 partner charities. Regular donations from pre-tax pay has a powerful impact. 

  • Relief

    Your donation helps GIVIT provide essential goods and services to Aussies experiencing hardship.

  • Relationships

    Your donation ensures GIVIT can continue providing a crucial free service to over 4,900 partner charities around the country.

  • Reuse

    Your donation helps GIVIT redirect gently-used personal items and excess corporate stock from landfill and into the hands of people in need.

  • Reach

    Your donation ensures GIVIT can provide a transparent, effective, nationwide online platform for the donation of funds, time, skills, new goods or gently used items.

How to get started

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