Workplace Giving

Make every pay day matter

Workplace Giving is a simple and impactful way to support families with ill or injured children across Australia. By donating a small, regular amount from your pay, you can help families stay together, close to the care their child needs most.

When a child is in hospital, family stays. And with your support, so do we – surrounding families with accommodation, meals, and the care they need to stay strong through their child’s health journey.

Small contributions. Lasting impact.

Your ongoing contribution – no matter the amount – creates real and lasting change for families when they need it most.

$2 per pay week = $104 per year

Your donation could help cover costs of meals for families

$10 per pay week = $520 per year

Your donation could help stock a playroom with toys and books for families

$55 per pay week = $2,860 per year

Your donation could help cover a two week stay, keeping a family together when it matters most.

Why Workplace Giving?

Workplace Giving offers a convenient, tax-effective way for employees and organisations to give back.

For employees

  • Donate directly from your pay, pre-tax
  • See your giving reflected in your payslip
  • Make a meaningful difference with a simple, regular gift

For organisations

  • Foster a culture of giving and purpose
  • Strengthen employee engagement and connection
  • Align your organisation with a cause that truly matters

How it works

Workplace Giving allows employees to give regular donations directly from their salary before tax – making giving easy, flexible and impactful.

You can get started in a way that suits your organisation:

For Individuals:

Set up regular donations each pay cycle

You can search here to see if your employer participates in Good2Give. If they do, follow the steps below:

  1. Sign up with your workplace email address
    • If your employer has invited you, use the email link they sent to activate your account.
    • If your employer allows self‑registration, they will provide a company‑specific link. This will look something like: https://my.good2give.ngo/EmployerName.
  2. Once logged in, select the “Start giving now” button. From there, search for “Ronald McDonald House Australia” in the charity search, choose your donation amount, finalise your account details, and activate your account.

    Your donation will be sent to your payroll team for confirmation and deducted from your next pay. Once Good2Give has received your donation from your employer, they will pass your donation (and any employer matching) on to us.

For employers

There are a few simple ways to set up workplace giving, depending on your organisation’s payroll processes and systems.

  1. If you have received a Workplace Giving registration form from an employee, contact Ronald McDonald House Australia for our bank details at: [email protected]

  2. We will advise of what ‘reference code’ to use 

  3. Once deductions commence, email your remittance advice (where appropriate) to [email protected]

Employers can choose to introduce workplace giving across the organisation as part of their corporate social responsibility initiatives.

The employer first chooses the model that best fits their business:

  1. Payroll‑based giving (direct to charity)
    Employees choose a regular donation amount, payroll deducts each pay, and the employer remits the total to the Ronald McDonald House Australia. We can support you with setup guidance to help promote the program internally. Contact us on: [email protected]
  2. Platform‑based giving
    The employer uses an established workplace giving platform, such as Benevity or Good2Give, which manages employee sign‑ups, payroll integration and remittances. Employees can simply search for “Ronald McDonald House Australia” and start giving through your existing system.

FAQ's:

How do I sign up?

Complete this form and hand in to Payroll.

Absolutely! Just inform Payroll of your needs.

How do I benefit from pre-tax Giving?

Workplace Giving donations are deducted from your pay before tax is calculated, which means your donation may cost less than the amount you choose to give. You’ll receive the tax benefit immediately in your pay, rather than waiting until tax time.

For example, if you donate $10 per month, the actual impact on your take-home pay could be as little as $6.75, depending on your income tax bracket.

Monthly Donation If your taxable income is $18,201-$37,000* If your taxable income is $37,001-$80,000*
$5 donation
Costs you approximately $4.05
Costs you approximately $3.38
$10 donation
Costs you approximately $8.10
Costs you approximately $6.75
$25 donation
Costs you approximately $20.25
Costs you approximately $16.88
$50 donation
Costs you approximately $40.50
Costs you approximately $33.75
$100 donation
Costs you approximately $81.00
Costs you approximately $67.50

*The examples above are estimates only and exclude the Medicare Levy and any HELP/HECS debt repayment obligations.

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