Loading... Please wait...Great thanks to all members and customers of Coin Club Australia, for your continuing support in the Coin Club Australia Donation Campaigns!
Coin Club Australia Donation Campaigns:
July 2010 ~ July 2011: Donation of $15,000 to RSPCA Australia through Working Dogs 5-coin Series
Status: Active
Focusing on five intelligent working dog breeds, this exciting Working Dogs program portrays these unpaid, unsung heroes of the Australian labour force – our four-legged, big-hearted workers. This coin program will raise a sum of $15,000 as charity funds for RSPCA (also known as The Royal Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Australia by July 2011. By 30 June 2011 Coin Club Australia has donated $6,000 to RSPCA Australia on behalf of all coin collectors who collect Working Dogs Series coins. For more information about RSPCA Australia please visit www.rspca.org.au
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January 2011: Donation to Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal
Status: Complete
From 8 January 2011 to 21 January 2011 instead of offering special promotional prices Coin Club Australia raised charity funds of $433.80 to Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal. This donation is 10% of the total full price order value from registered members of Coin Club Australia during these 2 weeks. For more information about the Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal please visit www.qld.gov.au/floods/donate.html
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May 2011 ~ May 2012: Donation of $50,000 to WWF Australia
Status: Active
2011 is the 50th Anniversary for WWF (also known as World Wildlife Fund), the world’s largest independent conservation organisation, active in more than 100 countries. Coin Club Australia has proposed a 2011/2012 coin program to raise up to $49,950 charity fund for WWF-Australia. By 30 June 2011 Coin Club Australia has donated $9,950 to WWF-Australia on behalf of all coin collectors who collect Wildlife In Need Series coins. For more information about WWF Australia please visit www.wwf.org.au