fundraising and giving

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Supporting the future of surf life saving

Every rescue, training session, community program and volunteer patrol relies on the ongoing support of our members, clubs and community.

Through Surf Life Saving Giving, members and clubs can play a direct role in strengthening and growing Surf Life Saving across Tasmania.

Contributions support:

  • Lifesaving services and patrol delivery

  • Volunteer training and development

  • Equipment and resources

  • Community education and safety programs

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Every contribution counts

Whether through fundraising, partnerships or community engagement, every contribution helps support our volunteers and the services they deliver.

Together, we can continue to:

  • Keep our beaches safe

  • Support our members and volunteers

  • Build stronger, more connected communities

How members and clubs can get involved

There are a number of ways to support Surf Life Saving through giving and community engagement.

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    Fundraising Campaigns

    Clubs and members can support state and national campaigns throughout the year by:

    • Promoting campaigns through club communications and social media

    • Sharing stories and impact from your club

    • Supporting local fundraising activities and events

    Small actions at a local level can make a meaningful difference.

  • Three people in yellow surf rescue uniforms and red caps standing outdoors against cloudy sky with water in the background.

    Lotteries & Community Appeals

    Lottery and raffle programs provide a simple way to raise funds to support lifesaving services and volunteer programs.

    Clubs can assist by:

    • Promoting campaigns within their community

    • Encouraging supporter participation

  • A person in a yellow rescue life vest and red hat with yellow checkered pattern, standing on a beach at sunset, looking out at the ocean, with arms extended holding a rescue flag.

    Red & Yellow Day

    Red & Yellow Day is a key national campaign celebrating Surf Life Saving while raising funds and awareness.

    Clubs can get involved by:

    • Hosting local activities

    • Engaging schools, businesses and community groups

    • Promoting the campaign locally

    It’s a valuable opportunity to showcase the impact of Surf Life Saving and strengthen community connections.

  • Two surf rescue workers in yellow and red uniforms and caps on a beach at sunset, holding large flags with the ocean in the background.

    Bequests & Leaving A Legacy

    Leaving a gift in a Will is a meaningful way to support Surf Life Saving into the future.

    Bequests contribute to:

    • Long-term sustainability

    • Lifesaving capability

    • Ongoing volunteer support

    Members can help raise awareness of legacy giving opportunities within their communities.

  • Female surf rescue team member in yellow and red uniform and red hat with 'Surf Rescue' written on it, in a surf club equipment storage area with surfboards and rescue gear.

    Corporate Giving & Partnerships

    Clubs can play a key role in building relationships with local businesses and organisations.

    Opportunities include:

    • Sponsorship and partnerships

    • Workplace giving programs

    • Local fundraising support

    These partnerships help deliver essential equipment, training and community programs.