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Donate to the Western Queensland Floods Appeal to help impacted communities
GIVIT is working in partnership with the Queensland Government, local councils and recovery organisations to help people impacted by the recent Western Queensland Floods to get the essential goods and services they need.
The list below will show essential goods and services requested by recovery organisations on behalf of people impacted by current rainfall and flooding. To donate money, click here. As recovery progresses and new needs are identified by organisations helping people impacted by the flooding, more requests to support those affected will appear in the list below.
100% of publicly donated funds for this appeal will be used to buy essential goods and services to help people affected.
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Listing your donation will make it visible and available to GIVIT's partners helping people impacted by floods.
How we're helping people impacted by other disasters
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Helping flood-affected communities to rebuild
The Nothern Rivers was one of the areas worst affected by flooding in February and March 2022. GIVIT is continuing to help those affected including connecting the community back to their local library, and furnishing temporary housing villages.
Image source: Queensland Reconstruction Authority
