Social Responsibility

The Creative Collective is a Proud Supporter of the following Charitable Organisations:

http://www.maggiesdreamcatcher.org.au

Maggie's Dreamcatcher is a charity set up to build and fund a hospital in Dharamsala, Northern India.

We support the organisation by offering completing work for free on behalf of the organisation in various capacities.

Please help them achieve their goal by donating money here towards this great cause or by buying Who is George? a colourful children's book written by Cheryl Ryan for the purpose of raising funds towards the charity.

You can read more about the book and the charity on this website http://www.maggiesdreamcatcher.org.au/.

http://www.sunshinehospice.org.au

The Sunshine Coast Community Hospice will offer palliative care for individuals both adults and children and their loved ones as they learn to live with a life threatening illness. Currently there is no free standing hospice on the Sunshine Coast. Children unable to be cared for at home have no facility in which to die other than an acute hospital, which often results in children being transferred to Brisbane.Maggie's Dreamcatcher is a charity set up to build and fund a hospital in Dharamsala, Northern India.

We support the organisation by offering free PR and media consultancy services and provided assistance with the launch event held at Lake Kawana Community Centre on Friday May 23rd which featured 600 guests including Allan Pease (MC), Ashley Robinson (auctioneer), Katie Richardson (Miss World Australia) and many other esteemeed guests from the community.

Please help them achieve their goal by donating money here towards this great cause or becoming a Friend of the Hospice (FOH). You can read more about the book and the charity on this website http://www.sunshinehospice.org.au

http://www.inspire.org.au

The Inspire Foundation is a national non-profit organisation established in 1996 with a mission to create opportunities for young people to change their world. By “their world” it is whatever is real for them.

This could be struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts, wanting to do something for their local community or simply experiencing new ways to learn and grow. Inspire serves young people aged 16-25 through the delivery of three key programs, Reach Out!, ActNow and Beanbag.

More info on these can be seen on the Inspire website.

Please help them achieve their goal by donating money here towards this great cause or by reading a page of other ways you can get involved.