Price Perfumes customers have raised thousands across the following charities

October 2004: Australian Bonnie Babes Foundation
The Australian Bonnie Babes Foundation is dedicated to purchasing new equipment, scholarships for young researchers, special research projects involving pregnant women, the provision of grief counselling services and grief support groups for families suffering this traumatic loss Australia wide.

For more information visit the Australian Bonnie Babes Foundation Website

September 2004: Australian Red Cross Blood Service
Australian Red Cross Blood Service is the national organisation responsible for the provision of quality blood products, tissues and related services Australia-wide. They collect, screen, process and distribute the blood generously donated. They operate on the principle that blood donated by voluntary donors should be freely available to all who need it, unfortunately less than 3% of Australians donate blood annually.

To do your part and donate blood visit the Australian Red Cross Blood Service Website

August 2004: The Leukaemia Foundation
The Leukaemia Foundation is a progressive national organisation dedicated to the care and cure of patients with leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, aplastic anaemia and related blood disorders.

The Leukaemia Foundation does this by providing support and counselling, accommodation, disease education, transportation and practical assistance for patients and their families, whilst also funding cutting edge research into cures and better treatments.

For more information visit the Leukaemia Foundation Website

July 2004: The Ted Noffs Foundation
The Ted Noffs Foundation provides essential services for young people and their families who are experiencing drug and alcohol problems and related trauma. Its range of programs for young people are all based on leading research, continually evaluated and government endorsed.

• TNF runs PALM - the Program for Adolescent Life Management - residential programs of up to three months for young people with serious alcohol and substance use problems in five locations in Australia.
• TNF provides day programs for young people in the early stages of drug or alcohol experimentation, which comprise individual and group counselling, training and outdoor activities like abseiling.
• TNF’s schools program provides counselling and support for young people within their own school.
• The Ted Noffs Foundation provides out-client counselling for individuals and families.
• TNF runs a variety of support groups and other services for families and carers.
• TNF is committed to being a source of information and advice to Government and care providers.
• TNF is a leader in researching and evaluating new programs
• TNF is an advocate for best practice in drug and alcohol provision, prevention and treatment services.

The Ted Noffs Foundation’s programs are not band-aid solutions. They are comprehensive life management programs, designed to equip youth in need with the skills to better manage their own lives. In essence - to help them help themselves.
Visit the website here 

June 2004: The Butterfly Foundation
The Butterfly Foundation provides financial assistance for the direct relief of sufferers of eating disorders and for the prevention of disease by supporting education and early intervention programs.
Butterfly is driving significant positive change in the way eating disorders are treated and considered in Australia by health service providers and the wider community. It is working hard with the public health system, consumers and the government to improve access to early intervention and ongoing support for all sufferers and carers.

Eating disorders are not lifestyle choices but are serious mental, medical & social illnesses - sufferers can and do recover but like the Butterfly trapped in darkness in the cocoon they need to be nurtured until they are able to fly free.

If you know some one suffering from this debilitating disease give them a hug, tell them you love them and urge them to seek professional treatment - the journey’s best shared.
Visit the website here 

May 2004: Cystic Fibrosis Australia
Cystic Fibrosis Australia is a National organization comprising Member State and Territory associations.

The main task of Cystic Fibrosis Australia is to administer the Australia Cystic Fibrosis Research Trust. Cystic Fibrosis Australia is responsible for securing the funds and professional expertise needed to contact research projects, throughout Australia, into the causes and eventual control of Cystic Fibrosis.

What is Cystic Fibrosis?
Cystic Fibrosis is an inherited recessive genetic condition, which mainly affects the lungs, digestive system and the sweat glands. It is the most common life-threatening recessive genetic condition affecting Australian children and at this point there is no cure. So we need money for research to improve the lives of children with Cystic Fibrosis. There is one baby born every 4 days with Cystic Fibrosis.
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March/April 2004: Big Brothers / Big Sisters Australia
Our first charity was Big Brothers / Big Sisters Australia.
"[Big Brothers / Big Sisters Australia] really appreciate it and will continue to let people know about the web site. Thanks for thinking of us and being so generous."
David White, Big Brothers / Big Sisters Australia
Visit the website here