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Impact Report 2019/20 Variety – the Children’s Charity of WA
Contents
Anthony Begley Michael Smith
The why 2 Chief Barker Patron
The how 3 This time last year, the thought of a global pandemic As Christmas approaches, we get a kind of ache about
shutting down our workplaces, schools, family and how the Variety families will manage to celebrate.
The numbers 4 social lives was unfathomable. In these weeks, more than ever we think about how we
Like so many other charities, Variety - the Children’s can add a little more light to Variety children.
Kids Support Programs 6 Charity of Western Australia could not escape the But this year my message is directed at the amazing
effects of COVID-19. Just as the community has rallied volunteers and staff that turn on the Variety lights
Forty years of Variety 14 to protect ourselves against the spread of the virus, so each morning and produce the magic that makes such a
too have our Variety supporters stepped up to make difference to the children and their families.
Impact of COVID-19 15 sure WA kids in need don’t miss out at a time when they
need it the most. On behalf of all of those people that are supported by
the Variety team of volunteers, board and staff, a very
How you helped 16 On behalf of the Board, I extend my heartfelt thanks to large thank you.
every Member, volunteer, event participant, donor and
sponsor for your generosity and commitment during You are both valued and special.
Our valued supporters 18
what has been one of the most challenging times in our You know the children and their supporters and that
What’s next 21 40 year history. inspires a level of commitment that sometimes means
Thanks to you, more than 10,000 WA kids who are you do too much.
sick, disadvantaged or live with disability were given While it takes selfless people to lift those we support,
a fair go, through much needed equipment, programs, we do need you to take care of yourself and your
scholarships and special experiences in 2020. families.
While there is always more to be done, we should all be You are deeply appreciated and we are all better off if
proud of the difference made to WA kids in need this you also take the time to look after yourself and your
year, and I look forward to being part of the further loved ones.
extension of support to the kids in 2021.
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By delivering support to WA kids in
the following ways...
We believe that
all kids deserve GRANTS PROGRAMS SCHOLARSHIPS KIDS EVENTS
a fair go in life. We grant a range We run programs We give We hold events to
of things to provide to educate and scholarships to engage and bring
practical help to kids empower kids encourage the joy to kids in need
and kids’ organisations in need. talents of kids and their families.
in need.
So we help
in need.
kids with these
challenges: Individual
Grants
Community
Grants
Sickness Disadvantage Disability
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To create a lasting impact on WA kids
and families...
Above all else, the wellbeing and safety
of our Variety WA kids, families and
community are our top priority.
Due to the concerns caused by COVID-19,
the Variety Motor Mouth Camp, Variety
4,389 204 Teen Motor Mouth Day, Variety Voyage
10,306
and Variety Heart Scholarship Celebration
kids received a grants provided Evening were cancelled in 2020.
special gift or toy to individuals and
organisations kids directly Instead, our focus shifted to supporting
families through essential grants, with many
supported families affected by the pandemic and in
in WA greater need of Variety’s support.
881 53 $646,220
kids and their families Variety Heart granted to help kids in
attended the Variety Scholarships awarded need
Kids Xmas Party
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How Variety WA grants helped in 2019/20... Grant recipients (Organisations)
Beneficiary Equipment Amount
Rangeway Primary School Sensory equipment $1,000
Primary need of grant recipients Department of Communities - Christmas party for kids $1,775
Child Protection - Esperance in care
56 Autism 5 Alopecia Areata Riding for the Disabled 20 helmets $1,380
38 Dyslexia 4 Language/ Learning Disability Association - Capricorn
32 Disadvantage/ domestic 3 Acquired Brain Injury Cockburn Toy Library Sensory toys $1,000
violence 3 Down Syndrome Wickham Primary School 10 x iPads, covers & $5,000
assistive apps
12 Cerebral Palsy 3 Epilepsy
Mt Tarcoola Primary School Sensory room equipment $2,455 Warrawee Women's Refuge 16 Xmas Toys $288
12 Intellectual Disability 30 Various/ other disability
Waggrakine Primary School Playground, soft fall and $9,228 Crossways Community 80 Xmas Toys $1,440
5 ADHD installation Services Inc
Miracle Babies Foundation Recliner chairs for NICU $6,380 Pat Thomas House Inc 20 Xmas Toys $360
hospitals
The Lucy Saw Centre Assoc 26 Xmas Toys $468
Samson Primary School 10 iPads, covers $4,642 Inc
South Ballajura Education Free standing motion $4,398 Yorgum Aboriginal 37 Xmas Toys $666
Selena’s Story Support Centre spinner and soft fall Corporation
Collie Senior High School Specialised accessible $1,634 Swan Alliance 32 Xmas Toys $576
“School is a pain” takes on a completely different meaning for seats
Swan Alliance Xmas Party 482 Xmas Toys $8,676
Selena, who experiences extreme fatigue and physical pain when Riding for the Disabled Carine iPad, cover, reigns, $4,000
Be My Koorda 20 Xmas Toys $720
writing due to a congenital joint disorder. microphone
Department of Communities - 95 Xmas Toys $1,710
Coorow Primary School 1 x bike, 2 x helmets $93
Selena was born with a number of conditions that limit the range of Child Protection
Various Families 20 Movie passes $260
motion of her joints and movement of some of her limbs, along with Goldfields Women’s Refuge 48 Xmas Toys $913
Various Families 250 Yo-yos $850
weakness in her wrists, hands and feet. As well as causing her pain when Chrysalis House 12 Toys $228
Variety WA Midwest 1600 Toys $13,062
writing, Selena misses out on time in the classroom to undergo a number of Geraldton Branch
Marnja Jarndu Women's 39 Toys $742
Refuge
operations, making it difficult for her to keep up with her peers. Wungening Aboriginal Xmas Toys $6,262
Fitzroy Women's Shelter 28 Toys $533
Corporation
Thanks to your support, Variety WA was able to provide Selena with a brand new Variety Goldfields Toys $6,716
Pat Thomas House Inc 16 Toys $304
laptop, so she can write her notes without experiencing pain and stay up-to-date with Various Families 190 Perth Scorchers $6,935
Koolkuna 10 Xmas Toys $190
school work outside of the classroom. Selena loves her laptop and is feeling more confident Cricket Tickets Wooree Miya Womens 20 Xmas Toys $381
every day. Refuge
Various Families 377 Xmas Toys $6,444
Orana House Inc. 52 Xmas Toys $990
Stirling Women’s Refuge 28 Xmas Toys $504
““It was much-needed, especially during the recent Kira House 10 Xmas Toys $180
Ngarringa Ngurra Safe House 50 Toys $952
COVID-19 crisis to connect online with her classroom” Graceville Centre 22 Xmas Toys $396
Women's Council for
Domestic & Family Violence
10 Vouchers $640
Koolkuna 11 Xmas Toys $198 Services (WA)
- Selena’s mother
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Grant Recipients (Individuals)
Beneficiary Equipment Amount Boy 13 C-Pen, resources $544 Girl 10 Laptop, resources $1,340 Girl 18 Contribution to accessible vehicle $9,900
Girl 5 Seizure watch $1,260 Boy 14 Cubby House, sensory hammock pod, $2,762 Girl 13 C-Pen Reader, resources $1,393 Boy 16 Laptop $647
Boy 11 Trampoline $2,000 climbing equipment
Girl 14 C-Pen Reader resources $554 Boy 4 Specialist assistive software $880
Girl 12 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 3 Modified bike $320 Girl 9 C-Pen Reader $325 Girl 18 iPad, cover, iTunes voucher $700
Boy 8 Fitzroy readers set and Jolly Phonics $800
Girl 8 Specialist positioning seating $3,500 Girl 12 iPad, cover $600 Girl 18 iPad, cover $600
Girl 12 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 8 iPad, cover $600 Boy 13 C-Pen Reader $350
Boy 9 iPad, cover, assistive apps & iTunes voucher $540
Boy 18 iPad, cover & headphones $889
Boy 13 iPad, cover $600 Boy 13 Laptop, resources, headphones $2,945
Girl 11 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 8 iPad, cover & headphones $610
Girl 11 iPad, cover, headphones & microphone $3,018 Boy 10 C-Pen, laptop, resources $1,721
Girl 13 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 13 iPad, cover & headphones $510
Boy 15 iPad, iTunes voucher $700 Boy 9 Swingset $2,599
Boy 9 iPad, cover, assistive apps $1,558
Girl 8 C-Pen Reader, resources $1,203
Boy 11 Rifton Tricycle $5,020 Boy 11 Wheelchair carrier $399
Boy 8 Assistive technology $3,109
Boy 11 iPad, cover $1,398
Boy 16 Laptop, resources $1,388 Boy 13 Laptop $1,274
Boy 11 iPad, cover, assistive apps & headphones $805
Boy 11 Specialist assistive software $272
Girl 18 Art supplies $1,487 Boy 19 Monkey bars $2,369
Girl 10 C-Pen Reader, resources $325
Girl 9 C-Pen Reader, resources $325
Girl 16 Laptop, resources $2,131 Girl 16 Laptop $3,854
Boy 6 Specialised car seat $3,643
Girl 9 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 17 iPad, cover, wireless keyboard $1,000 Girl 11 Mountain Bike $2,000
Boy 7 iPad, cover $580
Girl 11 Monkey bars $3,012
Girl 14 iPad, cover, wireless keyboard $1,000 Girl 10 C-Pen, resources $747
Boy 16 Laptop $695
Girl 9 iPad, cover, C-Pen Reader $785
Girl 17 iPad, cover, wireless keyboard $1,000 Boy 12 Laptop, resources, headphones $1,800
Boy 2 iPad, cover, assistive apps $779
Girl 18 iPad, cover, iTunes Voucher $510
Boy 12 Laptop, cover, resources $2,370 Girl 18 Laptop $2,299
Boy 8 C-Pen Reader, resources $650
Boy 10 C-Pen Reader, resources $794
Boy 5 Contribution to accessible vehicle $10,000 Boy 2 Wizzy Bug pediatric wheelchair hire $2,300
Girl 10 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 11 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 11 iPad, cover $600
Boy 11 C-Pen Reader, resources $454
Girl 11 C-Pen Reader $325
Girl 13 Pool hoist $9,900
Boy 1 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 8 iPad, cover $600
Girl 12 iPad, cover, wireless keyboard $1,000
Boy 11 Specialist assistive software $272
Girl 16 Reverse-cycle air conditioning $1,184
Girl 10 Laptop, resources $1,172
Girl 2 Moon Rocker Base $921
Boy 13 Laptop $1,199
Boy 9 Monkey bars $2,640
Boy 15 Laptop $2,974
Girl 12 C-Pen Reader, resources $900
Boy 13 iPad, cover & iTunes voucher $600
Boy 9 Monkey bars, weighted blanket $3,140
Girl 10 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 18 Contribution to hydrotherapy pool $10,000
Boy 13 C-Pen Reader, books $410
Girl 12 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 9 C-Pen Reader, resources $325
Girl 13 C-Pen Reader, resources $965
Girl 8 Wordshark, Decodable Readers, Card $421
Girl 13 Contribution to accessible vehicle $10,000
Girl 8 C-Pen Reader $325 games
Girl 13 Laptop $1,724
Girl 12 Mobility Scooter, iPad, cover $2,055 Boy 12 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 9 Monkey bars $1,790
Boy 12 C-Pen Reader, iPad, cover $325 Boy 11 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 5 Kloudsac, swingset $750
Boy 6 DoBuggy Stroller $760 Boy 12 C-Pen Reader $325
Boy 10 Laptop $1,665
Girl 17 Laptop, cover $2,498 Girl 12 C-Pen Reader, iPad, cover $325
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Grant Recipients (Individuals) ctd. Meet some of the kids you helped this year...
Boy 7 Monkey Bars $1,500 Boy 4 Sensory Equipment $1,284
Boy 6 Sensory chair $105 Girl 10 Monkey Bars $3,000
Boy 17 Laptop $2,535 Boy 11 Playset, headphones, GPS watch, indoor $3,803
swing, iPad cover
Girl 15 Tandem mountain bike $7,500
Girl 13 iPad, cover $520
Boy 12 Trampoline and swing $949
Boy 2 iPad, cover $520
Boy 12 iPad, resources $2,645
Boy 14 Wheelchair accessible vehicle contribution $15,000
Boy 10 Air conditioner $2,000
Boy 6 Monkey bars $2,500
Boy 4 Pediasure formula $3,000
Girl 5 Soft play equipment $1,500
Girl 17 Laptop, headphones $2,735
Girl 7 Sensory equipment & weighted blanket $822
Girl 14 Laptop $1,400
Boy 8 Play equipment $3,500
Girl 7 Weighted blanket & playset $2,397
Boy 15 iPad, cover $600
Boy 12 Tricycle $880
Boy 8 iPad, cover $600 Katya, Variety
Boy 15 Contribution to accessible vehicle $5,000 Savanah, Variety
Boy 7 iPad, cover $600 Heart Scholarship
Boy 6 iPad, cover, Peanut Ball, Trampoline, Apple $1,520 grant recipient
Pencil, Swing Set Girl 7 iPad, cover $600 recipient
Boy 10 iPad, cover, resources $1,019 Boy 11 iPad, cover $600
Boy 9 Swingset $2,300 Boy 9 iPad, cover $600
Boy 9 Monkey Bars $2,650 Girl 7 Wig $4,627
Boy 7 Swingset $3,500 Girl 13 Wig $4,415 Alex, Variety
Girl 3 Trampoline and Swingset $475 Girl 13 Wig $5,682 grant recipient
Boy 14 Laptop $3,500 Girl 17 Wig $4,973
Girl 14 Trampoline $1,998 Girl 17 Wig $5,682
Girl 11 Trampoline $1,749
Boy 8 Monkey Bars $1,706
Girl 9 Sensory Equipment $249
Boy 17 Trampoline, weighted blanket $2,938
Girl 9 Hanging Cubby $430
Boy 7 Monkey bars $4,013 Jordan, Variety
Mark, Variety
Boy 5 Trampoline, shade cover $2,698 Heart Scholarship
grant recipient
Girl 10 C-Pen Reader $340 recipient
Boy 11 Laptop $1,554
McKenzie, Variety
grant recipient
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Variety Choir Variety Heart Scholarships
The Variety Choir continued to entertain and inspire this
year with an uplifting repertoire that brings joy to both Fifty-three kids living with disability, disadvantage or illness
the audience and performers. Comprised of over 30 young were supported to pursue their passions this year, with more
people of all abilities and backgrounds, the Choir uses than $111,000 in scholarships granted.
music as a foundation for building performance skills, self- The scholarships were awarded to 33 children engaged in the
confidence, friendship and community participation. arts, with the remaining 20 helping young people chase their
Prior to COVID-19, the Choir performed all over Perth, and goals in sports; ranging from race walking and cheerleading to
even had the opportunity to open the Perth Scorchers Big football and athletics.
Bash at Optus Stadium to an audience of many thousands.
It’s thanks to Variety Heart Scholarship major sponsor, Perth
In response to COVID-19 restrictions, Choir Director, Airport, as well as The Bendat Family Foundation and the
Gemma Luxton continued to run choir rehearsals online Whatley Foundation, who have enabled these kids to follow
to maintain a sense of routine and provide a regular their dreams.
opportunity for participants to connect and flourish, despite
the challenging times. Choir rehearsals have now resumed
at the prestigious WAAPA Music Auditorium. Ashlyn & Kayleigh’s Story
12-year-old Ashlyn and 10-year-old Kayleigh received
their first Variety Heart Scholarships in 2020, helping to
Variety Kids Xmas Party fund shoes and competition fees for Ashlyn’s athletics
endeavours as well as Kayleigh’s ballet fees for her
Over 800 kids and family members spent the day splashing “It was such a magical day. dancing dreams.
in the pools, squealing on the rides and hurtling down the Very rarely am I able to get Despite living with Type 1 diabetes, both
water slides at the 2019 Variety Kids Xmas Party, held at sisters are determined to pursue their
Adventure World for the very first time. all my children out together passions and prove that their condition
A highlight of the day was a visit from Santa, who greeted
and they had such fun. It’s won’t hold them back.
and took a professional family photo with every child, which so very appreciated” Ashlyn has had an outstanding year
was printed on the day as a special keepsake. Each child also on the track, winning gold at the gold
- Michaela (mother)
received a special gift and hand-written card from a Variety medals in the WA Little Athletics State
WA supporter, to bring joy beyond the day itself. Road Walking Championships (U13)
and Athletics West State Road Walking
Thank you to the Stan Perron Foundation for their generous
Championships (U14).
support of this event.
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40 years of Variety WA Impact of COVID-19 on fundraising events
2020 marked the 40th anniversary of Variety – the Children’s Charity helping kids in
WA. Since 1980, we’ve stayed true to our mission to empower WA kids who are sick, Thanks to the generosity of the Western Australian community, WA kids in need were still
disadvantaged or living with disability to live, laugh and learn. able to access Variety WA’s support through the year, despite having to cancel three of our
largest annual fundraising events in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Every year since our inception, we’ve helped thousands of WA kids and their families with
nowhere else to turn, and would otherwise miss out on the opportunities that every child The cancellation of the iconic Variety Bash and the Variety 4WD Adventure alone saw
deserves. This milestone was celebrated in style with the return of the 2020 Variety Ball. $800,000 in fundraising lost, placing significant pressure on operations.
Making sure that we could be there for our Variety
Variety Ball: A night at the circus kids and families at a time when they need help
The 2020 Variety Ball was a spectacular the most, Variety WA received a much needed
evening under the stars at the Mounts Bay funding boost of $297,444 thanks to the
Sailing Club, raising an incredible $250,000 for Lotterywest COVID-19 Relief Fund.
WA kids in need.
A further $23,000 was donated to Variety’s
The evening paid tribute to Variety’s roots in COVID-19 Emergency Appeal, including
the entertainment industry, with a surprise a $10,000 special donation from long time
performance choreographed by Dancing With sponsor, P&N Bank.
the Stars celebrity, Carmelo Pizzino, along with
the Variety Choir, a live band, DJ and more.
A highlight of the evening was a solo Sponsor highlight: P&N Bank
performance by talented Variety Heart
Scholarship recipient, Joshua White. P&N Bank has been part of the Variety
14-year-old Joshua is a classical singer family since 2016.
and performed a heart-wrenching
Whether they are sponsoring our
repertoire to the audience of more than
annual Variety Motor Mouth Camp,
400 guests.
offering professional advice and
Our sincere thanks to the 2020 Variety Ball expertise through skilled-volunteering
committee, chaired by Judy Paioff, along with or supporting our fundraising events,
the many sponsors, volunteers and contributors Left: Joshua White performs P&N really prove their motto “the
who made this event a success. at 2020 Variety Ball power of &”.
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How you helped How you helped
Variety Goldfields Variety Midwest
Community Fundraising
The annual Geoff Kemp Memorial Golf Despite the event limitations
Sometimes, it takes a whole community to help the kids! Day in March was a smashing success, caused by COVID-19, Variety
From individuals like young student Jack who raised more raising over $110,000 for Variety WA, in Midwest raised $12,000 through their
than $700 for Variety by baking and selling beautiful plant addition to the annual Kalgoorlie Race annual Melbourne Cup Sweep, which is a
based Christmas cookies, to the staff at Willow Tree Realty Day which raised an amazing $33,000. key item on Geraldton’s social calendar.
in Baldivis who raised $2,000 for Variety at their annual Circumstances might have prevented
The 2019 Variety Midwest Kids Xmas
Halloween Spooky House, a massive $85,000 was raised the Goldfields from running their full
Party brought so much joy to the
by community fundraisers this year - we thank you all. array of popular community events
almost 500 kids and families, with food,
in 2020, but it couldn’t dampen their
entertainment, games and gifts for all
enthusiasm for fundraising for WA kids
kids who attended. Santa and other
in need. We thank the Kalgoorlie crew
mystical characters helped make the
and the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Chamber
inclusive event extra special for those
of Commerce and Industry for their
who attended.
powerhouse efforts.
A big thank you to the committee,
Variety Hair with Heart president and all involved for making this
This year, Variety WA received almost $90,000 in donations Variety Toy Bank possible.
as part of the national Variety Hair With Heart program. Variety Toy Bank raised $24,086 and
552 brave West Aussies cut off their pony tails and of received donations of 219 toys and 56
these, 234 people also fundraised to help provide wigs for experiences to support kids in women’s
kids living with medical hair loss and other much needed Other Regions
refuges across the state. Funds and
equipment and programs. donations were received through We are lucky at Variety to have active
Hair With Heart superhero Emma (pictured left) said “It’s two iconic annual events; the Variety supporters all over the state. We have
my third hair donation and I love how I get to love someone Toy Bank White Party and Hamptons strong support in the South West region
and make them feel so special. I love that when I make a Luncheon, while the sell-out Rockpool (including Peel) and the Pilbara. We look
small sacrifice, someone can receive a wonderful gift.” Luncheon was forcibly cancelled. A huge forward to developing these relationships
thanks to the volunteer committee who in the coming financial year.
made this possible.
16 Variety Impact Report Variety Impact Report 17Thank you to our valued sponsors Thank you to all our supporters
KEY SUPPORTERS EVENT SUPPORTERS COMMITTEES
PRINCIPAL PARTNERS PREMIER PARTNERS MAJOR PARTNERS Leaker Partners Forester Estate Variety WA Board of
Management
Di Taylor Malaga Print and Copy
Variety Kids Support
Carmelo Entertainment 89 Garage Door Specialists
Committee
Modec Creative Catering
Finance, Operations, Regions,
BHP Petroleum Totally Workwear Risk and Membership
Committee
Whately Foundation Auto Classic BMW
Variety Creative Car Cruise
Paskeville Foundation Western 4W Driver Committee
Women’s Council Variety Bash Committee
Variety 4WD Adventure
KEY PARTNERS SUPPORTING PARTNERS NATIONAL PARTNERS
Committee
Variety Toy Bank Committee
Sponsor highlight:
Thrifty Variety Ball Committee
Thrifty has been keeping Variety Motor Mouth
Variety on the road with a Committee
co-branded corporate vehicle since
2017, but our relationship goes back Variety Midwest
thirty years to the early Variety Bash days. Variety Goldfields
Through their event sponsorship and Variety Peel
contra vehicle hire, Thrifty makes a
significant contribution to help WA kids in Variety Pilbara
need. A special thanks to the Bedell family
and the entire Thrifty team.
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What’s
Bendat Family Foundation Perpetual
The Bendat Family Foundation are long- Variety WA was proud to receive support
Next
time supporters of Variety and the Variety from Perpetual, in their 2020 IMPACT
Heart Scholarship program. Philanthropy funding round. Almost $90,000
will be directed towards Variety’s Mobility
Taking this commitment Funding, giving freedom and independence
even further, the to WA kids living with physical disability or
Foundation gave a You’ve made an incredible
limited mobility, through the provision of
significant gift this impact on the lives of kids
equipment such as wheelchair accessible
year to help the who are sick, disadvantaged
vehicles, hoists, positioning systems and
charity overcome the or living with disability – thank
modified bicycles.
challenges caused by you!
COVID-19 and continue This funding was provided by Perpetual
its Kids Support grants In the coming year we want to
on behalf of The Anne Maree and Bernard
program in 2020. reach more kids, families and
Myles Quinn Memorial Trust Fund, The Colin
organisations by broadening our
On behalf of all our Variety & Brenda Galbraith Trust, Alfred Thomas
reach across Western Australia.
families – we thank you. Bellord Charitable Trust, The Helen Elizabeth
We want to raise more funds so that
Pagan Trust and The Charles Bateman
we can facilitate more grants and
Charitable Trust.
change even more lives in 2020/21.
For us, this means using our existing
Stan Perron Charitable Foundation partnerships and forging new ones
to spread the word about Variety,
The Stan Perron Charitable Foundation is helping to provide much needed equipment and
diversifying our income streams and
assistance to WA families, making a significant four year commitment to the Variety Kids
taking on every single opportunity that
Support grants program. The Foundation has been a proud supporter of Variety WA for more
comes our way. We’re going to work
than a decade, also sponsoring the annual Variety Kids Christmas Party celebration.
harder, smarter and most importantly,
Elizabeth Perron, Executive Chair of the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation said “We are we’re going to work together to create
very pleased to be able to assist Variety WA in providing vital care and support for sick and change. We want to make sure every child
disadvantaged children. This very much aligns with what lies at the heart of the Foundation’s achieves their full potential, regardless of
intent: to make a difference to those in need.” ability or background.
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Impact Report 21Our mission:
To empower WA kids who live
with disability, disadvantage Our vision:
or sickness to live, laugh
For no WA child in
and learn
need to miss out on
Variety’s support
W varietywa.org.au
P (08) 9355 3655
E info@varietywa.org.au
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