Discover the various ways you can support the animals in RSPCA NSW’s care. Home How you can help Ways to Give Ways to Give Each year, thousands of animals turn to RSPCA NSW for help. And it’s because of generous supporters like you that we can continue to care for them when they need us most. There are a number of ways that you can help protect vulnerable animals in NSW. You could become a monthly donor to RSPCA NSW, set up Workplace Giving through your payroll, make a one-off donation, donate in memory of a loved one, or leave a gift in your Will. If you’re not able to donate money, our shelters have wish lists with items our animals are in need of. You could also fundraise for RSPCA NSW, purchase our raffle tickets, or even purchase pet insurance with us, with a portion of your fee going directly back towards helping animals in need. However you choose to support us, your generosity makes a lifesaving difference to abandoned, neglected, sick and surrendered animals across the state. We can’t thank you enough for your belief that animals matter. Donate Donate Monthly Fundraise for RSPCA Leave a Gift in Your Will Latest Events Workplace Giving In Memory RSPCA Pet InsuranceWays to Give FAQsAre my donations tax deductible? Yes, any contribution over two dollars is tax deductible. I can’t donate money. Is there anything else I can give to help animals in need? Yes. RSPCA NSW is always in need of items such as bedding, blankets, towels, toys, treats, etc. Our shelters often have wish lists with specific items they are in need of, which you can refer to here. Does RSPCA NSW send out mail? Several times a year, RSPCA NSW CEO Steve Coleman writes letters to you asking for your support to help continue our work. Steve’s letters usually feature current animal cruelty cases and rescue stories. We hope Steve’s words might move you to help us help them by donating. Does RSPCA NSW ask for donations over the phone? RSPCA NSW partners with tele-fundraising agencies to raise essential funds for vulnerable animals across the state. The purpose of these calls can vary, from inviting supporters to join the RSPCA Rescue Team (our monthly donors), to purchasing lottery tickets, or simply updating existing details. Our tele-fundraising agencies will always identify themselves at the start of a call and will only use a visible phone number, typically a mobile (never a private number). They will contact you during the following hours: Monday to Friday: 9am – 8pm or Saturday: 9am – 5pm They will not call on Sundays or public holidays. Tele-fundraising remains one of the most effective ways to raise vital funds for our cause, and we are primarily supported by a generous community of animal lovers.If you have any concerns, please contact our Supporter Care team at 1300 777 221. What is your donation refund policy? You can view our donation refund policy here. Our promise to youMake a Difference Your passion for animal welfare will be reflected in our dedication and hard work Share You will always know the impact of your gift and will have full access to RSPCA NSW annual reports. Listen Your wishes and requests will be listened to and acted upon wherever possible Respect Your relationship and interactions with us will be based on mutual respect Be Responsible Your gifts will be used to fund the most vital work across the state Protect Your Information Your personal information has never been, and will never be, sold or traded to other charities How We FundraiseStreet RSPCA NSW uses door-to-door and street fundraisers from a specialist agency. You can identify these agents by their uniforms and name badges. Phone From time to time, you may be contacted by one of our telefundraising agencies. The purpose of these calls may be to ask for donations, sell raffle tickets or simply to thank you for your generous support. TV We show various TV ads throughout the year. These build awareness of our cause and also remind the community why their support is so important. Mail Our CEO writes letters to our supporters several times a year asking for assistance to continue our work. These letters are often about current animal cruelty cases and rescue stories. Become a monthly donor and transform the lives of animals in need today. Donate Now
