Donations of $2 and above are tax deductible. Receipts are provided for donors’ taxation purposes. South West Healthcare is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) from 01 Jul 2000. It is covered by Item 1 of the table in section 30 -15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
Less than three weeks into 2023-24 we’ve already been gifted the $6,242 we need for three diagnostic sets of otoscopes/opthalmoscopes for our Warrnambool emergency department. And it’s all thanks to our SWH Woolsthorpe Auxiliary.
Our Woolsthorpe Auxiliary's after good-quality, more-recently-published books of fiction to sell at their beachside book stall this summer. They raise thousands of dollars from this fabulous initiative (o help us buy medical equipment. If you can help please email treasurer Barb Draffen at georgedraffen@gmail.com
WE ARE BEYOND GRATEFUL to every donor who helps us buy medical equipment for the benefit of our patients, consumers, clients, residents and communities. Here’s the 2023-24 list of what their generous gifts have, so far, helped us purchase:
We love how our donors think outside the box. Click here to learn more...
A generous $14,750 donation from AGL Energy Limited’s Macarthur Wind Farm Community Fund has enabled us to replace our aged podiatry treatment chair and buy an infusion pump.
We love showing our donors how their money helps make our patients’ stay even more pleasurable and here’s a perfect example...
We'd love to hear from anyone who'd like to knit/crochet/sew our new mums a bassinette blanket. They need to measure no less than 80cm2 so that they can be tucked around/under a bassinette mattress. Meantime, on the beanies front, we have an abundance of them (thank you to all our knitters/crocheters) and do not need any more for months to come. When we do need more we'll put a call-out message here.
Want to make an inquiry about our most pressing fundraising needs? Please phone our community partnerships manager Suzan Morey on 03 5564 4100 or send her an email at smorey@swh.net.au
A total 67 years of voluntarily fundraising for our Warrnambool Base Hospital has led to four remarkable women being honoured at our 169th Annual General Meeting.
We’re $1,000 closer to owning our first MolecuLight thanks to an incredibly generous donation from the Warrnambool and District Old Time Dance Club.
Our SWH Woolsthorpe Auxiliary members generously donated their Sunday to fundraising for us. Yesterday's first-shift trio at the Bunnings BBQ tent was Virginia Marshall (left), Susan Sambell and John Sambell. The day raised a little over $1,400. Now that’s a LOT of sausages.
