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Donate to Help Survivors of Disaster

Help provide immediate relief to those in need through the Crisis Relief Fund.

Donations by Mail:

9/90 Kortum Drive
Burleigh Heads QLD 4220

ABN: 17 637 970 908

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Giving through Convoy of Hope directly impacts the world in a positive way. Convoy is committed to making every dollar count in the fight against hunger and poverty.

Donations of $2 or more to Convoy of Hope Australia (ABN 17 637 970 908) are tax deductible.

Convoy of Hope Australia’s Board of Directors may allocate a portion of any given donation to cover lawful and proper expenses that arise from time to time in accordance with the organisation’s operation requirements.

If donations exceed the need of specific crisis or event in relation to which such funds were sought and/or provided, Convoy of Hope Australia’s Board of Directors may, at their discretion and subject to the applicable laws, allocate such funds to other projects that help Convoy of Hope fulfil its global mission of helping people in need.

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