Who We Help
Our grassroots charity provides vital support to over twenty organisations, countless rural communities, and referred vulnerable people. Each one focuses on particular issues ranging from Indigenous groups, shelters, hospitals, refugees, etc. Thanks to the generosity of the community and sponsors we help these groups directly and powerfully. If you know of an organisation that is local to NSW that could use some assistance let us know.
Help Make a Difference
Our charity applies sustainable practices to promote well-being by supplying those in need with crucial supplies.
The Organisations We Support
Provides practical and genuine support for women and girls.
Their team preloved, and new nursery furniture and items for babies and children for families in need.
All Australians have the right to literacy because being able to read and write is the key to accessing education and employment and participating fully in society.
Newtown Public School is a diverse community of locals, some of which include families in need of support. We are privileged to work with this amazing school.
The Wayside Chapel provides support to many of the vulnerable across New South Wales. It is The Blue Hand Group's mission to strengthen its benevolent programs.
Whilst The Blue Hand Group is a grassroots charity, we are committed to strengthening our ability to fulfill the file wishes of the young people that Starlight Foundation support.
Tegan Elza Banks founded The Blue Hand Group in order to provide support to all those in need throughout New South Wales, including the great work that Jesuit Refugee Service gives.
The Ambarvale New Horizons School is a diverse community, and as such not all members are financially secure. It is The Blue Hand Group's joy to help provide resources to those that need them.
The Blue Hand Group provides various supplies to the international students that House to Grow Supports.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to provide supplies that strengthen Nelly's Healing Centre community programs.
Sarah Redfern High School is a diverse community, and as such not all members are financially secure. It is The Blue Hand Group's joy to help provide resources to those that need them.
Sarah Redfern Primary School receives donations of educational supplies from The Blue Hand Group.
Tegan Elza Banks was able to donate guitars, amps, gaming equipment and other supplies to support Newtown Neighbourhood Centre.
Throughout the years The Blue Hand Group has donated various items, including hygiene products, baby supplies/toys, and school equipment.
Feminine hygiene products, baby toys and much more are gifted to Detour House from The Blue Hand Group.
Notebooks, art supplies, posters, teddies, and more are all donated by The Blue Hand Group to Sydney Children's Hospital.
The Kids' Cancer Project works closely with The Blue Hand Group to ensure that their patients receive the right donations.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to support the Meraki Foundation in it's community programs.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to support Mary's House accommodation programs for women and their children escaping domestic violence.
The Blue Hand Group provides donations to St Vincent de Paul Society's community support programs.
The Blue Hand Group supports The Lillian Howell Project is a specialist homelessness service. Supporting housing for up to 11 young women and girls from the age of 13 to 17 years.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to promote and support Concord West's commitment to supporting the less fortunate.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to support Mahboba's Promise as it supports refugees, orphans, and widows.
The Blue Hand Group is proud to help St Peter Chanel support the less financially stable students and families that comprise their diverse community.
The Blue Hand Group provides various kinds of musical equipment to Music for Refugees.
We empower our community through connection to culture and family. All our activities are designed to contribute to a Redfern that is strong in its history.
Our aim is to continue to create a community and opportunities with Aboriginal children and their families living in inner-city Sydney through programs in education, health, social, sport and culture.