The gift wrap that gives back to Catherine House

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Catherine House volunteers are offering the gift wrap that keeps on giving this Christmas, with a gift wrapping service underway in Rundle Place to help fundraise for Catherine House. 

Catherine House volunteers are offering the gift wrap that keeps on giving this Christmas, with a gift wrapping service underway in Rundle Place to help fundraise for Catherine House.

Wrapping costs ranges from $2 – $5 depending on the size of the gift, and all funds raised from the gift wrapping will go towards supporting Catherine House’s crisis accomodation service. Catherine House offers longer term accommodation and support services for women experiencing homelessness and is the only organisation offering this support to women in need in the state.

catherine house gift wrapping

Volunteers will be wrapping gifts each day until Christmas Eve, and your gifts will be beautifully individually wrapped while you support an important charity at the same time.

Visit the Catherine House volunteers on the Ground Floor between Friday 10 December and Friday 24 December.

For more information:

@catherinehouseadl
@rundleplaceadl

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