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Frequently Asked Questions
You can only claim a tax deduction for financial gifts or donations over $2 to organisations like Little Windmills that have the status of deductible gift recipients (DGRs).
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Money: We are always thrilled to received monetary donations. We will receipt your donation and any amount greater than $2 is tax deductible.
Auction Items: We are always looking for big and small items to auction off at events. We are grateful for anything you can offer, be this items or services.
Services: If you are a business and wanting to get involved with Little Windmills, please contact our office for further information at info@littlewindmills.com
Feel free to email us at info@littlewindmills.com.au to see how you can join our next volunteer team.
We support both rural and regional areas.
Once a referral or application is received our panel assesses it: an outcome is determined on the applications merits, its perceived priority, and Little Windmills’ capacity to assist.
To safeguard the health of the children we support volunteers are not able to visit or work directly with the children. You can help us to support our special children by volunteering at our events, fundraising, or making a donation.
Public donations are directed to:
- Rural and Regional Australian families with kids who are ill, injured, disadvantaged or have special needs.
- Disaster relief efforts as they arise and when we are able to help.
- A portion of donations may be used to assist in covering some of our operational expenses.
- Only funds specifically raised for our men’s health program will be directed to that important initiative.