One night isn't a lot, but it can make a whole lot of difference
Every night, thousands of Australians experience homelessness. But it doesn't have to be that way. This year I'm taking part in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout to raise money for the St Vincent de Paul Society to support Australians in need. For one night, I'll be sleeping outside as part of an eye-opening experience to raise awareness and bring home the realities of homelessness.
To help break the devastating cycle of homelessness, I need your support. Will you help me to reach my target? Donating $100 can make a huge difference to people who need it most.
So far this year I helped provide
12
Individual support programs
33
Beds
133
Meals
Funds raised over the years
Latest Donations
$126.62
Ryan Spaccavento
$50
Gillian Bayewitch (munro)
You are a LEGEND! Xxx
$80.25
Zak
$126.62
Adrian
$316.50
Anonymous
$316.50
Anonymous
$80.25
Charlie Zhang
Well done, Jeremy!
$126.62
Angus Kidman
$1.03k
Skye Swift
Takes a caring heart to raise awareness like this
$54.12
Piyush
A truly noble cause. Good on you J!
$75
Paul Escobar
You can do it brother, proud of you
$80.25
Huw Griffiths
Well done mate!!! Huge effort!!!
$211
J
$126.62
Nicole T
$78.45
Chris Tan
Such a great cause - huge respect for your dedication!
$80.25
Tom Critchlow
Proud of you J!
$54.12
Shirley
It's inspiring that you’re taking part in the CEO Sleepout for 10th time!!
$25
Sarah Megginson
Another year of setting the example J, amazing work - stay warm!
$75
G
Well done J, amazing work 11th year in a row!
$33.15
Vanessa T
So great that you’ve been doing this for 11 years, J!
$59.41
Anonymous
Keep up the good work!
$106.12
Elyse Daniels
$106.12
Bella Moro
Great cause, well done
$80.25
Nick Allen
Great Work, Jeremy, for an amazing cause. Good luck on the sleepout
$78.45
Anonymous
$316.50
John Cabral
$54.12
Matched Donation from Freemasons NSW & ACT
Congratulations, you have received a matched donation thanks to Freemasons NSW & ACT! Keep up all the great work.
$54.12
Elyssa G
Great initiative and happy to support Jeremy in his support of those less fortunate.
Well done mate!