We all know the stress when it comes to the end of the month and our bills are due. But we also know that without careful budgeting and planning, we would not have a roof over our head, food, running water or electricity. The same applies at REACH.

Without funding to cover these basic necessities, we cannot keep our doors open and our programs running... This is why we are proud to introduce the “Running Costs Club”(RRC).

For as little as $20 AUD a month, you can join a special club of people who keep our doors open each month, and are responsible for the ongoing success of our cause.

This club funds all general operating expenses that keep our doors open,

our expenses covered by the club include:

Water, electricity and land rental, staff health insurance, employee training, administrative & fundraising costs, government registrations and annual fees, daytime & night time security, our site supervisor and maintenance team salaries, all subscriptions, internet and office supplies, cleaning supplies, waste collection, tax payments and professional fees, transportation costs etc.

The members of this club are the crux of our organisation who are contributing monthly to the physical operation of REACH. These club members are ensuring that our base monthly costs are covered, so that our dedicated team and social workers can continue to implement transformative programs to more than 100 impoverished families.

- Receive an email induction into the club

- Have no minimum commitment with full

flexibility to cancel their membership at any point

- Are linked directly with our responsive team on the ground

-Connect with like-minded supporters through our private RCC Facebook Group

- Find out what's happening at REACH first before we share updates publicly

- Receive quarterly updates on our activities, highlights and forward planning

- Provide our local team with the confidence and security

to continue doing everything they can for the community

Are the reason we stay open month to month

Running costs are rarely advertised by charities, but all organisations have them.

Are you willing to help us fund these?