On Tap4Change, some donations come with a thank you perk, like a voucher or a free product from a brand that does good. Donate through a brand's page, 100% goes to the charity, and the perk is yours. Here are six brands to start with.
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Brands that do good set up a page on Tap4Change and choose the charities they back. When you donate through that page, 100% of your donation goes to the charity, and the brand says thanks with a perk, like a voucher, a discount or a free product.
Your perk code is saved in your Tap4Change profile, so make sure you register when you donate. Most offers have a minimum donation, a limit of one per person and an expiry date, so check the details on the brand's page before you give.
The perk is a small thank you, never the reason to give. Looking for a present? Our guide to gifts that donate to charity has ideas, and brands that donate to charity shows who's behind them.
Each brand has a page on Tap4Change where 100% of donations go to the charities it backs. Tap a card to see its current perk and the charities it supports.
A global sports retailer on a mission to make sport accessible to all. It backs Rally4Ever, which uses sport to tackle social isolation and mental health challenges.
Australian-owned hair salons backing Dress for Success, Global Sisters and People for Nature, for women at work and action for nature.
Australian-made natural skincare for the whole family. It backs The Hunger Project Australia and the Australian Wildlife Conservancy.
Korean-inspired wellness drinks. It backs headspace, Dress for Success Sydney and the Australian Korean Welfare Association.
Baby wipes made with families in mind, created after one family's journey through eczema and allergies. It backs Love for Australia.
A sparkling, zero-sugar hydration soda. It backs Aussie Frontline Foundation, which supports first responders, defence personnel and emergency workers.
Want more brands? Browse brands that do good. How we picked these six: from the brands on Tap4Change, we chose six with thank you perks across different kinds of products. Offers change often, so check each brand's page for the current perk and its terms.
Some donations come with a thank you perk from a partner brand, like a voucher or a free product. It's a small thanks for showing up, never the reason to give. Offers change often, so check what's on when you donate.
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Most perks are for things you'd buy anyway. Here are a few ways they fit in, from the brands above.
A voucher towards your next sports gear upgrade.
Decathlon Australia backs Rally4EverA voucher towards your next salon visit.
Franck Provost backs Dress for SuccessA discount on natural skincare for the whole family.
Jovarna backs The Hunger Project AustraliaA voucher for Korean-inspired wellness drinks.
Seoul Tonic backs headspaceYour donation goes to the charity the brand backs, and 100% of it reaches them. It pays for their programs, like mental health support, help for women going back to work, or protecting wildlife. The perk comes from the brand, not from your donation.
Brand details, perks and the charities each brand backs come from its page on Tap4Change. Offers change, so check the brand's page for current terms. For how fees, ACNC registration and tax receipts work, see the Tap4Change FAQs, the ACNC Charity Register and the ATO's gifts and donations guide.
Open a brand's page on Tap4Change, choose one of the charities it backs, and donate at least the minimum amount for the perk. Register at the end of your donation so your perk code is saved in your profile.
Then redeem the perk with the brand, following the details on its offer.
Yes. Charities receive 100% of donations made through Tap4Change, and Tap4Change doesn't take a fee. The thank you perk comes from the brand, not from your donation.
When you donate you can add an optional tip, which helps keep the platform running. It's completely optional and separate from your donation.
Yes, if the charity you choose is eligible. Tax deductibility is shown at the top of each charity's page on Tap4Change. Donations to a charity endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), and covered by Item 1 of the table in section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, are tax deductible.
The thank you perk comes from the brand, and your donation still goes 100% to the charity. You can download your receipt from your profile to claim it at tax time.
Most do. Each offer shows its terms on the brand's page, including the minimum donation, any minimum spend and when the voucher expires.
Offers also change over time, so what's on today may be different next month. It's worth checking back.
Brands on Tap4Change back causes they care about and want to thank the people who give with them. It's a way for businesses that do good to build a community of customers who care about the same things.
Charities win too: they get more donations and exposure, whatever their marketing budget.
