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Workplace Giving
Employees and Employers
What is Workplace Giving?
Workplace Giving is a simple way to make regular donations to charities or organisations that are entitled to receive tax-deductible gifts – just like Rafiki Mwema! Through this program, employees donate a portion of their pre-tax salary, and many employers match that donation to double its impact. How much you give is entirely up to you.
Workplace Giving Australia explains it like this: if you donate $20, it may only cost you $12.60 after tax, while the charity still receives the full $20. And in many cases, employers choose to match staff donations too – turning your $20 into $40 for the cause you care about, at no extra cost to you.
Find out more about Workplace Giving in Australia on the Australian Taxation Office website.
Register your interestMake an impact
Whether you’re an individual looking to increase your charitable impact, or an organisation hoping to engage your staff in something meaningful, Workplace Giving may be just what you’re looking for.

Individuals
Employees
If you’re an individual, joining your employer’s workplace giving program is a simple, powerful way to:
- Make your hard-earned money go further and maximise your impact
- Support a charity effortlessly, with donations processed directly from your salary
- Give in a smart, tax-effective way
- Support a cause that’s meaningful to you, without any extra admin

Workplaces
Employers
If you’re an employer, encouraging workplace giving among your staff can help you:
- Build a culture of charitable giving – proven to boost employee engagement and retention
- Foster a sense of community, connecting employees through shared passions and purpose
- Demonstrate your organisation’s commitment to causes that matter to your staff, customers and the wider world
Choosing a charity to support
Why choose Rafiki Mwema?
Rafiki Mwema is an Australian charity providing therapeutic safe houses in Kenya for young girls and boys who have suffered horrific abuse.
Every month, it costs us AU$45,000 just to keep our doors open. We receive no government funding, and rely entirely on the generosity of sponsors and donors – people like you – to meet our running costs and fund the projects that transform children’s lives.
The support we need is ongoing, and it touches every part of our children’s recovery and wellbeing. Read more about our ongoing costs.
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