St George Foundation Charity Vending Machine Program
What is the St George Foundation vending machine program all about?
The St George Foundation vending program brings together businesses and vending operators to help raise donations for the St George Foundation. For each vending machine that is hosted by a business, office or workplace a donation is paid by the vending operator to the St George Foundation.
How can you help?
Business owners or workplaces:
As a business owner or individual, you can request a charity lolly vending machine (like the one shown in the picture) in your place of business, office or workplace.
You can have convenient access to handfulls of confectionery such as M&M's, Skittles, Jaffas, Chocolate bullets and jelly beans, for a cost of $1 or 20c depending on the product. There is no electricty required and only takes up a the space of an office water cooler.
Please see below for details on how to request a charity lolly machine.
Vending operator or Vending Business:
Vending operators can assist by joining the St George Foundation vending machine program.
How much does it cost
Business owners or workplaces:
There is no cost to have a charity lolly vending machine in your office, workplace or business.
Vending operator or Vending business: 
You are requested to make a monthly donation to the St George Foundation
Please note that Lion Vending receives a fee of 10% of money raised from the St George Foundation vending machine program. The fee is used to promote and administer the vending program on behalf of the St George Foundation.
Who do I contact for more information?
For more information about joining the St George Foundation vending machine program or to request a charity lolly machine for your business, please contact Lion Vending on 0417 248 911 or by email info@lionvending.com.au
Request a charity lolly vending machine for my business or office Please contact Martin at Lion Vending Services with your business name, address and contact details: Contact Number: 0417 248 911 Email: info@lionvending.com.au |
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How do I become a St George Foundation vending representative To join the St George Foundation vending machine program, download an application form and return it to: St George Foundation Vending Machine Program |
These businesses are supporters of the St George Foundation vending machine program
St George Bank |
Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre |
Hogs Breath Cafe Restaurants
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Rebel Sport |
Sharks' Golf Driving Range |
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John Cootes Furniture |
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About the St George Foundation
The St George Foundation is a non-profit organisation established to help Australian children who are disabled or who come from a disadvantaged background.
The primary role of the St George Foundation is to provide support to individuals and organisations that come to the Foundation seeking assistance for children in need. The assistance is used to purchase special equipment, to establish youth training programs and to employ skilled trainers.
The St George Foundation, established by the St George Bank in 1990, operates as a non-single purpose charity group. This allows the Foundation to assist a wide variety of groups and individuals who request funding for a specific children's project or for an individual child to benefit from specialised equipment.
A brief list of groups and organisations the Foundation has supported is listed below. A full list is available at the St George Foundation website.
Web:
Email:
stgeorgefoundation@stgeorge.com.au
Phone:
1300 726 023Postal Address:
St George Foundation
P.O Box R221
Royal Exchange Sydney NSW 2000
Some of the projects the St George Foundation has supported this year include;
$5,000 to Cystic Fibrosis (TAS) - recreation and respite camps for children with cystic fibrosis
$5,546 to NSW Spastic Centre (NSW) - purchase of a standing frame for an 11 year old girl with Cerebral Palsy
$10,000 to Royal Flying Doctor Service (VIC) In Your Hands – a website dedicated to preventative health and safety for children
$25,000 to Leukaemia Foundation of Australia (VIC) - early intervention therapy based program for children with a sibling or parent diagnosed with Leukaemia
For a full list of organisations and individuals the St George Foundation supports, please refer to the website www.stgeorgefoundation.com.au