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SchoolAid Our aim is to reduce the incidence of youth anxiety, depression and su***de.

Established in 1999 by Australian principals, SchoolAid aims to reduce youth anxiety, depression, and su***de using philanthropy, kindness and gratitude as tools to create perspective and embed optimism and hope for their future. Established in 1999 by Australian principals, SchoolAid is a mental health-promoting initiative using giving as a tool to engender a deeper sense of hope and optimism in our young people.

10/10/2026

Augustus, Evie and Solomon are using their love of creativity to support something very close to their hearts: rare cancer research.

Their campaign, Real Hope to Beat Rare Cancer, was inspired by their Mum’s diagnosis with Thymoma and their Grandma’s fight with oesophageal cancer.

They’re making special Christmas cards to raise funds and share a little hope with others facing rare cancer. 🎄💛

Want to help them make an impact?
Scan the QR code in the reel or click the link in the comments to support their SchoolAid campaign.

Every card. Every donation. Every act of support can help bring real hope.

09/10/2026

What if your group could turn an idea into real impact? 💛

These are just some of the amazing people who decided not to wait for someone else to make a difference. They found a cause they cared about, brought their people together, and started a SchoolAid campaign.

And your group can do the same.

Whether you’re a school, student group, sports team, community group, or simply a group of people who care about a cause, your idea can become something bigger.

🌱 Choose a cause
🤝 Bring your people together
💛 Start a campaign
🙌 Make an impact

Your cause. Your people. Your impact.

Ready to start something that matters? Start your SchoolAid campaign today.

Meet Augustus, Evie and Solomon, three siblings turning their creativity into something meaningful.After their Mum was d...
07/10/2026

Meet Augustus, Evie and Solomon, three siblings turning their creativity into something meaningful.

After their Mum was diagnosed with a rare cancer called Thymoma and their Grandma began fighting oesophageal cancer, rare cancer became something very close to their hearts.

So they decided to do something about it.

By making and sharing their special Christmas cards, they’re raising funds for rare cancer research and spreading a little more hope to families facing a rare cancer diagnosis.

Every card is made with love. Every donation helps support a cause that deserves more attention and research. 💛

🎄 𝗪𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗰𝗮𝗺𝗽𝗮𝗶𝗴𝗻?

Scan the QR code or simply click the link in the comments section to visit their SchoolAid campaign and help Augustus, Evie and Solomon turn their creativity into real hope for rare cancer research.

07/10/2026

The campaigns we’re showcasing are just some of the incredible causes that schools, students and communities have brought to life through SchoolAid.

Each one began with someone who cared enough to say, “Let’s do something.”

From raising funds for important causes to bringing communities together, these campaigners turned their ideas into action and made a difference along the way.

And maybe there’s a cause you’ve been thinking about too.

If you have an idea but aren’t sure where to begin, SchoolAid can help you create and bring your campaign to life.

💙 You have the heart. We have the platform.

👉 Learn how to start your own campaign through the link in the comments.

If you believe in what these campaigners are doing, leave us a like and share this post to help more people discover SchoolAid and the incredible causes happening through our community.

30/09/2026

Across the years, schools, students and communities have used SchoolAid to turn their ideas into fundraising campaigns, rally their supporters and raise funds for causes they care about.

From campaigns raising funds recently to those that have made an impact over the years, these are more than just fundraisers. They’re ideas that became reality through SchoolAid.

And you don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

💡 How do you create a campaign?
📣 How do you reach your supporters?
💰 How do you raise funds?

SchoolAid helps you do all three.

You have the heart. We have the platform. 💙

Ready to turn your idea into action? Start your campaign with SchoolAid and learn how through the link in the comments.

29/09/2026

Has it really been five days already? 👀💙

Our September Newsletter is out, and you may have missed it.

Maybe it got buried in your inbox.
Maybe you haven't subscribed yet.
Or maybe you simply haven't had a chance to read it.

Either way, we've got you covered. 💛

📖 Want to read it?
Scan the QR code or check the link in the comments.

📩 Not subscribed yet?
Comment “READ” below and we'll send you the newsletter.

And if you'd like to receive future SchoolAid updates, stories and resources straight to your inbox, make sure you're subscribed. 💙

🧢 It’s not too late to support a cause that matters!Have you already heard about Harrington Park Public School’s MacKAT ...
29/09/2026

🧢 It’s not too late to support a cause that matters!

Have you already heard about Harrington Park Public School’s MacKAT Team and Student Parliament supporting the Mark Hughes Foundation’s Beanies for Brain Cancer campaign?

Whether you’ve been meaning to donate or have already supported the campaign, every contribution counts. 💙

Funds raised through the campaign help support brain cancer research and patient care, bringing hope and support to people and families affected by brain cancer.

There’s still time to get behind Harrington Park Public School’s campaign and make a difference. Every donation, big or small, can help.

👉 Scan the QR code to support the campaign, or click the link in the comments to donate.



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