Myer Christmas Appeal
This Christmas, Myer and The Salvation Army are once again joining hands to support people and families impacted by family violence. With over $10 million raised since 1993 for the Christmas Appeal, our joint efforts this year aim to spread some Christmas joy while helping make a difference.
All funds raised will support The Salvation Army family violence services and programs. Your support can help assist people impacted by family violence with:
- Emergency accommodation
- Basic material needs
- Clothing
- Food
- Essentials such as toiletries, nappies, baby formula
- Financial support
- Safety and security responses
- Therapeutic programs
When does the Myer Christmas Appeal launch?
The Myer Christmas Appeal launches on 7 November until 25 December, helping The Salvation Army provide vital practical support, safety and hope to people who need it most.
Evie and Ethan, along with a range of Charity Bear Christmas merchandise, are available in Myer stores and online, with a percentage of sales donated to The Salvation Army.
How to support the Myer Christmas Appeal
Round up at the register
When shopping at Myer, simply round up your purchase and donate the difference to The Salvation Army.
Buy a Charity Bear
Bring home Evie or Ethan, or choose from the range of Charity Bear and Christmas merchandise.
Shop online
Search ‘Myer Charity Bear’ to discover the range.
How your support helps
Your generosity can help provide essential practical support, including emergency accommodation, food, clothing, financial assistance, safety responses and much more. Funds raised through the Christmas Appeal help The Salvation Army deliver vital family violence services and programs to people and families when they need them most.
For many people experiencing family violence, Christmas can be an especially difficult and uncertain time. Together, we can help bring hope, dignity and practical support when it is needed most.
You can be hope this Christmas
Thank you to Myer and its customers for helping make a meaningful difference and be hope to people and families experiencing family violence this Christmas.
We are blessed to enjoy the strong and collaborative relationship which has developed between our two organisations over the years, and we are grateful for Myer’s support and commitment to the work of The Salvation Army.