2023/2024 People First Bank Annual Review
This financial year, the Foundation (including Sub-Funds) donated $300,164 to 28 amazing charities in support of people in need.
5 July 2023
Growing stronger communities is at the very heart of what the Foundation was set up to achieve.
We are very excited to launch our second Community at Heart Appeal.
The Appeal will run from Monday 10 July to Friday 14 July.
This year we will be supporting children whose education has been disrupted by domestic and family violence get back to school as quickly as possible.
The aim of the campaign is to collect as many new lunch boxes and water bottles as possible. These will be used by our amazing charity partner Zephyr Education Inc to ensure kids entering a domestic violence shelter have all the necessary supplies to start at a new school.
The Heritage branch network will be used as a collection point for you to donate the lunch boxes and drink bottles.
Last year’s Community at Heart Appeal was a great success collecting over 700 children’s books for The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation.
When fleeing domestic violence many children have to move schools. Zephyr Education helps reduce the stress of change. Through their support children are able hit the ground running with the correct uniform, books and other supplies.
Zephyr Education now supports children in over 178 domestic violence shelters and outreach organisations in Queensland, Tasmania, WA, ACT, northern NSW, Adelaide and Darwin.
This is a great opportunity to come together as a collective to showcase what having Community at Heart can achieve.
Purchase a new lunch box and/or water bottle and drop it into a Heritage Bank branch near you.
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If you don’t have time to purchase a lunch box or drink bottle you can still support the appeal by making a donation through GiveNow securely online. We will use the donation to purchase supplies on your behalf.
Donate to our Community at Heart Appeal
Thank you for supporting the Heritage Bank Charitable Foundation.
2023/2024 People First Bank Annual Review
This financial year, the Foundation (including Sub-Funds) donated $300,164 to 28 amazing charities in support of people in need.
Say hello to People First Bank Foundation
The name might be new, but for People First Bank Foundation, there’ll be no change whatsoever to its absolute commitment to supporting communities.
Heartbeat December 2023 Edition
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The People First Bank Charitable Foundation offered a massive total of $137,000 in funding for eligible charities for this round, including one new grant worth $50,000.
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People First Foundation Limited ATF People First Bank Foundation ABN 79 297 317 699. Registered under the Collections Act 1966 (QLD). People First Bank Foundation may be referred to as The Foundation across this website. The Foundation is not an authorised deposit-taking institution and its obligations do not represent deposits or other liabilities of Heritage and People’s Choice Limited (People First Bank). People First Bank's support of the Foundation is limited to operational costs, donation amounts and in-kind employee and charity partner support.