Swags for Homeless Donations over $2 are tax deductible - safe credit card donation - Share Gift Australia

Ever slept badly in your bed ... think about the person sleeping in the park or alley.

Donations over $2 are 100% Tax Deductible.

Run 100% by volunteers
Funded 100% by volunteers and do-gooders - LIKE YOU
Only 1.89% went to overheads (ASIC Audit March 2009)
Let's see any charity do that! Your money actually helps.

If you have a roof over your head – please help those who do not.

You can protect and empower a homeless person with a dignified patented
Backpack Bed™ (swag). Designed in Australia, the Backpack Bed™ (swag) was specially designed by Swags for Homeless to protect the homeless.

Donate Safely On-line. Click for secure Credit Card Donation

Work Place Giving - many employers dollar match - e-mail us

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Donate Direct Deposit. If you would like a receipt please e-mail
Bank: National Australia Bank
Account Name: Swags for Homeless
BSB: 083 293 Account No. 89 526 8277

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Donate bundles of dignified Backpack Beds™ from the new Swags for Homeless E-shop 'Charity Wear' (our new quality brand and website)

100% Fact. The Backpack Bed™ (swag) is the strongest, most waterproof, breathable, fire retardant, mosquito mesh ventilated, zippered outdoor bed which also converts into an outdoor shelter and Backpack in the WORLD.
PLUS a thick built-in 6ft 2inch (190cm) insulating and comfy mattress which is also non water absorbing + fire retardant. Click to learn more.

100% Fact. By NOT USING canvas our high tech UltTrex Lite fabric is more waterproof than canvas. Better protection! HEY! it is FIRE RETARDANT.

BEWARE - SAFETY NOTICE. As announced in the media - an Australian (Queensland based) charity offers a non fire retardant canvas swag without even a basic zip, no mosquito protection mesh, and a foam mattress (116cm long) that absorbs water - and when alight explodes into flames - would you sleep on that? Homeless should be treated with dignity? Most horribly, they also want $60 each (price subsidised only after donations) - how can it be justified on value or function? As unpaid volunteers who continually listen to negative reports from both the homeless who have slept in ... and charity workers who have handed out this potentially lethal model described - we are tired of seeing homeless being given undignified solutions. If you were homeless and turned away from a shelter - what outdoor bed would you want?

Imagine your gift helping someone sleep better EVERY NIGHT!

Swags are an Australian icon. Let's help Australia's most needy!

Homeless sleep on cement
cold cement

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$60 (AUS) tax deduction helps a homeless person.

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Charities are screaming for our help
- the demand outweighs our funding.

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