Making It Happen

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Making it Happen

The 2023-2024 Making It Happen Project has officially concluded. 

Thank you to everyone who has contributed. Through your support we have exceeded our target of $120,000, raising an incredible $201,519.

Any outstanding contributions can still be transferred and will be added to this total. [More information

This project has been a wonderful collaboration of ministry expressions over the past 18 months. We received overwhelming support from corps, divisional events, and individual donations as well as a remarkable contribution of $52,453 from Salvos Stores.

We look forward to hearing about the developments in The Solomon Islands and celebrate with Majors Robert and Vanessa Evans, who are serving there.

How you can support Making it Happen

There are lots of ways you can support the Making it Happen project:

  • Your corps can organise a fundraiser eg: trivia night or after church BBQ. For more fundraising ideas and our full range of Making it Happen resources, visit the mySalvos Toolkit    
  • Resources are also available for a special Making it Happen Sunday. You can hold this on any date that suits you before the end of 2024.     

If you are a corps officer looking to donate Making It Happen funds raised through events, click here for general journal details.  

If you have any questions regarding Making it Happen, email the team at makingithappen@salvationarmy.org.au 

History of Making it Happen

For more than a decade, women's ministries groups across Australia faithfully fundraised for people in developing nations. Many lives and communities were changed in various locations as new projects were launched every couple of years. Since 2020, the Making It Happen project has invited all Salvationists to get involved. We are calling on all Australian Salvos to help raise funds to support the mission of God and work of The Salvation Army in the Solomon Islands.

 

 

The Salvation Army Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet and work and pay our respect to Elders past, present and future.

We value and include people of all cultures, languages, abilities, sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions and intersex status. We are committed to providing programs that are fully inclusive. We are committed to the safety and wellbeing of people of all ages, particularly children.