Support Good360 and Our Members in Westfield Local Heroes Voting

Good360 Founder and Managing Director, Alison Covington is a finalist in the Westfield Local Hero program, details here (http://bit.ly/VoteLocalHeroes)! Westfield Local Heroes are nominated by their communities, and the outcome of the public vote determines three successful 2020 winners for every Westfield centre. Each of the three successful winners affiliated organisations are awarded a $10,000 grant to support their work.

This is an amazing program by Westfield allowing the community to engage with local individuals doing great work, whilst also raising money for charities, schools and community organisations.

With over 2,000 Good360 member charities and schools Australia wide, there are 46 organisations with Westfield Local Hero finalists – we have a lot of heroes in our community! We wanted to take this opportunity to ask you to support these Local Heroes.

Below are the 46 Good360 members who you can vote to support as a Westfield Local Hero. Please note voting closes next Monday, September 14, 2020.

ACT

Michelle BARCLAY

Canberra Community Law

Vote

New South Wales

Laya SLAVIN	Our Big Kitchen Ltd	Vote
Abla KADOUS	Islamic Womens Welfare Association	Vote
Jenny SMITH	Raise Foundation (The Trustee For)	Vote
Lucy JONES	Neuroblastoma Australia Incorporated	Vote
Cate TURNER	The Older Women’s Network NSW Inc	Vote
Margaret SKAGIAS	CaringKids	Vote
Tracey AYTON	Little Heroes Swim Academy Limited	Vote
Jeni HAYES	Mission Australia – Youth Homelessness Solutions	Vote
Pauline ROGERS	Raise Foundation (The Trustee For)	Vote
Wendy ESCOTT	Studio ARTES	Vote
Dragana BOZINOVSKI	3 Bridges Community Limited – Penshurst	Vote
Myrna DOMINGUEZ	Autism Advisory and Support Service	Vote
Elizabeth WICKS	The Smith Family	Vote
Sarah MROSS	Dandelion Support Network Incorporated	Vote
Geoff VICKERS	Special Olympics Australia	Vote
Tinonui ISAIA	Rap 4 Change	Vote
Gary PONTIFEX	Sydney Children’s Hospital Foundation	Vote
Alison Marie JONES	Auburn Diversity Services Incorporated	Vote
Belinda LEONARD	Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy Australia	Vote
Tricia HITCHEN	The Haven – Nepean Women’s Shelter	Vote
Julia SHOESMITH	Wentworth Community Housing	Vote
Shazia MIA	Settlement Services International	Vote
Mel KING	WE CARE CONNECT LIMITED	Vote
Honae MACNEILL	One Meal – It Makes a Difference Incorporated	Vote

Queensland

Elena GOSSE	Women’s Legal Service	Vote
Zoe REHBEIN	Children’s Tumour Foundation of Australia	Vote
Zoe SCHARENGUIVEL	Friends with Dignity Limited	Vote
Judy NYP	OzHarvest Gold Coast	Vote
Nicolle EDWARDS	RizeUp Limited	Vote
Julia McKENNA	Friends with Dignity Limited	Vote
Amy O’ROURKE	Children’s Tumour Foundation of Australia	Vote
John TAYLOR	Adventist Development & Relief Agency Australia	Vote

South Australia

Peter BIBER	Grandparents For Grandchildren Sa Inc	Vote
Leigh AITKEN	Operation Flinders Foundation Inc.	Vote
Melanie TATE	Puddle Jumpers Incorporated	Vote
Samuel WEAVERS	Childhood Cancer Association Inc	Vote
Arman ABRAHIMZADEH	Zahra Foundation Australia	Vote

Victoria

Keeley JOHNSON	KEELEYS CAUSE LIMITED	Vote
Matthew HAY	Youth Insearch Foundation – Victoria	Vote
Jayne CLARKE	Big Group Hug Ltd	Vote
Sally BEARD	Backpacks 4 VIC Kids	Vote
Darcey BALHAS	Youth Insearch Foundation – Victoria	Vote
Simone ANDERSON	Helping Hands Mission Inc.	Vote
Robbie HENDRY	TaskForce Community Agency Inc	Vote

Western Australia

Donna ROBERTS

Children’s Tumour Foundation of Australia

Vote

Best of luck to all our members who are involved! If you have not yet voted for Alison and you wish to do so you can vote here.

Posted 03-09-2020
Good360

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Support Good360 and Our Members in Westfield Local Heroes Voting

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Queensland

South Australia

Victoria

Western Australia

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