Supporters
Rainbows in Schools could not have done any of our projects without the awesome pro bono hours and in kind donations of the committee and the members of the working groups. In addition to this, a number of organisations and individuals have supported our work, and they are listed in alphabetical order below.
city of darebin, VIC, Australia.
Rainbows in Schools would like to thank City of Darebin for awarding us a small community grant to support our work in Darebin.
Ged Kearney, MP.
E: ged.kearney.mp@aph.gov.au
W: https://www.gedkearney.org.au
ged kearney, Mp, Federal Member for batman, vic.
Ged and her office, have been champions for our Wear It Purple Day campaign, by;
endorsing our open letter to principals and school leaders, then printing the letter and sending it and Wear It Purple posters and wristbands to every principal in Batman,
supporting the development of our poster 'Darebin School Kids Talk About Why Schools Need to Show Support for LGBTQI Students and Families.' then distributing the poster to all schools in Batman, and the Neighbourhood House network.
katia loisel, the love destination.
Katia Loisel, founder and CEO of The Love Destination (the destination for TV shows, experts and resources on love, dating and relationships) has given Rainbows in Schools the huge in kind donation of access to her amazing graphic designer, to help produce Rainbows in Schools graphics and promotional materials.
Vanessa Greenwood, Cleverness Marketing.
Vanessa Greenwood, Director of Cleverness Marketing has been enormously generous with her pro bono time, giving advice regarding the wording and approach of our materials encouraging schools to celebrate Wear it Purple Day on August 31st, as well as materials encouraging people to vote for out project in Pick My Project.