Yes, I will remember someone in need through the Christmas Bowl

 

Rev. Frank Byatt believed he had a responsibility to share the joy of his Christmas with our brothers and sisters in need.

That’s why, on Christmas Day in 1949, he put a Bowl of Remembrance on the dinner table and asked his family to place a generous gift in it to ‘share your good dinner with hungry children in other lands.’

Today, tens of thousands of us now follow Frank’s example; sharing God’s love with our brothers and sisters in urgent need around the world, through our gifts to the Christmas Bowl.

Your gift will support local partners around the world to both meet urgent need and create change that lasts; equipping communities affected by conflict and disaster with the skills they need to solve their own problems and get back on their feet.

Please give today to provide food, shelter and support to families in need.

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  • $136
    $136

    Food

    $136 can provide a food parcel for a refugee family for two months

  • $245
    $245

    Shelter

    $245 can provide a shelter kit to five families forced from their homes.

  • $543
    $543

    Education

    $543 can train three teachers, giving girls a brighter future.

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Act for Peace is a member of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and a signatory to the ACFID Code of Conduct and Fundraising Charter, which commits international aid and development organisations to good standards of governance, transparency, accountability and effectiveness.

Act for Peace is a member of the ACT Alliance, a global network of grass-roots aid organisations working together in over 140 countries. Together we mobilise about $1.5 billion each year to create positive and sustainable change in the lives of poor and marginalised people regardless of their religion, politics, gender, sexual orientation, race or nationality in keeping with the highest international codes and standards.

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