Our Current Fundraising Challengers
These awesome people are raising funds for some of SCAI’s projects through organising events, taking on personal challenges, creating amazing art or putting on concerts.
Please support their efforts or set up your own crowdfunding campaign, to celebrate your birthday, take part in a fun run or walking event, host a movie or dinner night – the list is endless!
Kathmandu Kids continues their Annual Charity Golf Days (2020-2023)
Kathmandu Kids continues to be a dedicated project sponsor of SCAI’s largest education scholarship and income generation program in Nepal. The amazing team at Kathmandu Kids in Perth held a unique night of entertainment in 2020, followed by Annual Charity Golf Days across 2021-2023, with another in the making for 2024!
The team, along all their generous supporters have managed to raise over $650,000 for SCAI over this last 14 years.
Sincere thanks to Kathmandu Kids Committee Paul Cumming, Graham Dwyer, Mel Beamish, Tracey Cinavas-Prosser and Scott Willis for your incredible support.
Louise Hill Design, Singapore/HK
Donating profits from beautiful ‘Sunrise Songbirds’ print, November 2020
Across October and November 2020, Louise generously and lovingly created this stunning print to help raise funds for the children SCAI supports with education scholarship programs in Nepal. Louise, her husband Ryan and their two boys, have not only been long term child sponsors, but several years ago Ryan also undertook an epic challenge of running across the Sahara desert to help raise funds for the construction of Sunrise Home, and took part in a virtual world cup rugby competition, raising over $55,000.
Louise and her family visited some of the projects in Nepal and saw first hand the impact their support has had, inspiring them to remain committed to helping with yet another amazing initiative. Prints can be ordered at https://www.louise-hill-design.com/sunrise-songbirds
Sincere thank you Louise and Ryan for your incredibly generous support!
Make A Difference Today
Thousands of children in Nepal continue to be separated from their families due to trafficking or being enticed away with the promise of a better life and education. Thousands still live in orphanages despite having families, work as child labourer’s or enter into early marriage.
Help us prevent separation and exploitation of vulnerable children and reunite separated children with their families.