Dream up your own fundraiser

Get creative with your fundraising ideas. From a personal fitness challenge to a sausage sizzle or  sewing bee - if you can dream it, you can do it.

Whether it’s a big event or small do, your fundraising can help support DeadlyScience and increase access to STEM education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners.

How it works

1. Dream up your fundraising idea
Pick a fundraising activity that works for you and your network. 

2. Create your fundraising page
Now it's time to set up your fundraising page and set a target.

3. Spread the word
Shout about your fundraiser and let people know how they can donate!

Get inspired!

Sausage sizzle

Gather your local community and fire up the barbecue for a classic sausage sizzle. You can sell sausage sandwiches and cans of drink with proceeds being donated to DeadlyScience.

Trivia night

Calling all quiz masters! Gather your friends, family, colleagues, clients and more, set an entry fee per person or team and host a trivia night to put their knowledge to the test.

Bake sale

Whether you’re experimenting with a new recipe or sharing a treasured one passed down, y
ou could sell your baked goods at the office, in your community or from your home with friends.
Book or plant swap

Host a casual book or plant swap at a local library, a cafe or school with a suggested gold-coin or small cash donation at the door to bring a book or plant to trade for something new.
Pre-loved goods and clothing sale

Ask friends, family or colleagues to donate their quality pre-loved goods or clothing to sell at a central spot like a community hall or in the office with donations going towards your fundrasing. 
Casual Friday or school mufti day

Host a dress down (or dress up) day at your office or speak to your school's principal about holding a mufti day or fun hat day for students with a gold coin donation to take part. 
Sponsored walk-a-thon

Get sponsored to walk, run or wheel a distance of your choice. Don't go it alone! Be it your friends and family, colleagues or school peers, rally a group to join you in the challenge. 
Community dinner (pot luck)

Gather your neighbours or a group of friends to host a casual pot luck dinner. Ask your supporters to make a donation to get involved and bring a dish of their choosing.