Support Us through Fundraising Programs
ausEE Inc. is registered with the following fundraising programs. By clicking on the links below you can assist us in our crusade to help people with eosinophilic disorders. Shopping is an easy and fun way to show your support!
Please share these links with your friends and family as every dollar raised helps our cause!
Do you have a spare mobile phone, iPod, iPad or tablet sitting around in a drawer?
You can recycle it in an environmentally and socially responsible manner and support our fundraising.
Buy cute kids clothing, school labels, lunch boxes, backpacks, wall stickers and more from Bright Star Kids and ausEE will earn a 15% commission from all sales!
When placing your online order simply click on LINK A FUNDRAISING ACCOUNT in the checkout and enter ‘AusEE Inc’
It’s FREE to join!
Entertainment Memberships are valid for 12-months from the day they are activated.
ausEE receives 20% of the sale from each Membership to support our fundraising. Entertainment Memberships offer year-round savings and discounts, with thousands of 2-for-1 offers and up to 50% off, all available on your smart phone!
Set up a Crowdraiser fundraising page through GiveNow in support of ausEE. All donations are receipted direct to the donor.
Fundraise online with MyCause and get sponsored! Run, Ride, Swim, Jump, Walk, Abstain. All donations are receipted and your donors can leave a message.
Play For Purpose is a not-for-profit raffle raising money for Australian charities and sporting clubs. With a one in 34 chance of winning $500,000 worth of prizes, and a minimum of 50% of every ticket sold going directly to ausEE, Play For Purpose is the ultimate win-win raffle!
1. SHOP - at over 800 online retailers (eg Surfstitch, Expedia, Amaysim, Dan Murphys, Petstock, Priceline, Woolworths, AVIS)
2. SAVE - online retailers provide COUPONS & other DEALS so you can save!
3. RAISE - online retailers will pay ausEE Inc. a donation from their profit on every sale - at absolutely no extra cost to you!
Page last modified: 22 December, 2019