FAQs

FOFA has been classified by the ATO as a Public Benevolent Institution and is an ACNC registered charity.

Feed One Feed All has been classified by the Australian Tax Office as a Public Benevolent Institution, therefore, we can issue you deductible gift receipts (DGR) which you can claim as a deduction on your tax. You will receive a receipt from your donation via email.

Your donation is used to purchase essential ingredients such as flour, oil, rice, sauces, and proteins that are used to create nutritionally balanced meals for those in need. Every donation, no matter the size, is greatly appreciated and helps us in our fight against food insecurity.

Yes, we welcome donations of excess food stock that you may have. Please get in touch with us via the Contact Us section to speak to one of our friendly volunteers.

There are several ways to get involved with Feed One Feed All. You can volunteer your time and skills, make a donation, or even donate excess food stock that you may have. For more information on how to get involved, please refer to our website's volunteer, donate, and contact us sections.

We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities, including meal preparation, administrative tasks, marketing and PR, and more. We welcome individuals of all skill levels and backgrounds to join us in our mission to fight food insecurity.

While you won't need a police check, due to our occasional work with children, you will need a Working with Children Check. You can apply for this online, and it's free if it's for volunteering with us. Approval for the check typically takes between a few hours to a few days to come through.

You can stay updated on our nonprofit's activities by following us on social media or checking our website's news and events section. We value open communication with our community and strive to keep our supporters informed and engaged through these channels.

FOFA’s meals are distributed through our food relief partners. Click here to find a partner near you.