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Get motivated! The 40 Hour Famine is more than just a fundraising event – it’s the chance to get involved with other young people around Australia in the fight against child labour and poverty. Here’s how you can get motivated to raise awareness and money for the cause: stir.org.au It’s our time to STIR things up – RIGHT NOW! Be creative. Be a voice for the voiceless. STIR is World Vision’s online initiative designed to inform, equip and engage young Australians in the fight against global poverty. At stir.org.au you can:
Get on board and start stirring!
Join Vision Generation
Do you believe our generation can make poverty history? Vision Generation (VGen) is a group of young Australians who have a vision for the world and campaign relentlessly for global justice. We focus on both advocacy and fundraising and make a direct impact on the lives of people living in poverty. By running events like music gigs, flash mobbing, lobbying politicians and Stir Sessions, VGen makes activism and global issues accessible and fun! The realities of poverty in India and around the world can overwhelm you into inaction. Small teams of VGen members – called Vision Groups – are striving to raise public awareness and lobby our government so that we can have an impact on the root causes of poverty. Now is the time to join Vision Generation.
The 40 Hour Famine is a community education and fundraising initiative of World Vision Australia. |
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