ADOPT A SITE
Adopt a Site
Every year more and more volunteers get involved in Clean Up Australia Day, it is a testimony to what our country is about but it also reflects the constant need for funding.
Adopting a site is an immediate way to support and contribute to the funding of this cooperative action and demonstrate your organisation's commitment to the community.
Your contribution can really make a difference to support the thousands of community sites registered each year. There are three donor levels to choose from: Gold, Silver or Bronze
Gold Supporter $1000*
Benefits:
- Framed adoption certificate
- Invitation for three representatives to attend a meet and greet / networking opportunity with Ian Kiernan AO, Chairman & Founder
- Listed on Business Clean Up page of Clean Up Australia's website as a Gold supporter
- A copy of True Green @ Work, offering 100 simple ways to be greener, leaner and more productive in the workplace
Silver Supporter $500*
Benefits:
- Adoption certificate
- Invitation for two representatives to attend a meet and greet / networking opportunity with Ian Kiernan AO, Chairman & Founder
- Shop front sticker to promote your support
Bronze Supporter $250*
Benefits:
- Adoption certificate
- Shop front sticker to promote your support
* All adoptions are for the 2008 Clean Up Australia Day and are inclusive of GST
Terms and Conditions of Adopt-A-Site participation:
1. The adoption of sites is in the capacity of support only.
2. As a company you can register your own clean up site on Business Clean Up Day and include activities conducive to your volunteers, however all additional non CUA activities at pre-existing sites must be approved by the site coordinator.
3. While efforts are made to arrange suitable times and dates for networking functions; details will be at the discretion of CUA
4. All funds are utilised by Clean Up Australia to provide resources to the campaign in its entirety
Other participants
Other businesses who have participated in Adopt-A-Site include:
Ashes Holiday Units and Cafe
1800 Got Junk
CA Community Affairs
International Innovations Limited
Dulux, Selleys & Yates
Ecogen Energy, Newport Power station