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It takes a village, or in this case, an amazing range of local businesses to make the Kindness Community possible.
We're fortunate to have a strong level of support to help feed those who are disadvantaged or struggling.
"I am very thankful and proud to be a part of a community that comes together to support those in times of need.
I encourage you to support these businesses where possible, knowing they are giving back to our wider community."
- Danielle Ashley, Founder, Kindness Community -
Our supporters
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"Being involved in Kindness Community has enabled my business to turn around the negativity of the pandemic and has provided a positive framework to pay it forward. We had a nine-year-old from the local community come to Melbourne Cable Park with his savings jar to buy a hot meal for someone. That's what this movement is all about and we encourage businesses to pay it forward, too."
- Ian Clark, owner of Melbourne Cable Park -
Would your company like to join our community?
We'd love to speak with business owners and decision makers about how your company can contribute to the Kindness Community.
Whether it's providing financial support, donating goods or volunteering at our meal services, you'll be joining a community of like-minded businesses.
Sponsors will be featured in our promotional materials and included in our publicity activity.
For more information, email: info@communitykindness.com.au
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