Specific ways to assist with someone’s real needs
People’s day-to-day requirements in times of need are as varied as the individual.
And, the ability of a supporter to help depends on their situation and location.
We’ve designed Swathe.me to match needs with assistance – a no-hassle way to make the everyday life of someone with an unexpected challenge just that little bit easier.
Gift money to a prepaid Swathe.me charity card
Enable those in need to purchase practical products or services from approved suppliers.
Knowing you’re easing the burdens of those going through tough times is a gift in itself.
Gift a share of Community Power’s retail electricity supply profits direct to a someone’s Swathe.me prepaid card
Community Power is a Social Enterprise which allows you to gift a share of their profits from your electricity use – shown monthly on your power bill.
Use the power of power to provide help to others, while you pay the same tariff or less for your electricity.
Go to our Community Power’s webpage, to give financial support to someone you know without spending a cent!
Every cent goes to people in need
Swathe.me day-to-day operation expenses are met through our supplier partnerships.
That means 100% of all money donated to someone in need goes to their welfare – not to propping up Swathe.me itself.
You can help a friend or family member directly, or support someone in the community and make a positive difference during difficult times.
With Swathe.me you have total transparency and confidence around every dollar you give – all your money goes to someone who needs it, someone who truly appreciates the practical support your giving provides.
Donations are eligible for a tax credit
Gifts directly made through our website to an individual’s Swathe.me prepaid card, are eligible for a charitable donation rebate.
Equally, money gifted to the Swathe.me Charitable Trust, to be given to those with unmet needs, are also eligible.
In either case, donations of $5 or more are receipted by Perpetual Guardian Trust, and qualify for a 33% tax credit.
Go to our Charitable Trust page and gift money to an individual, cause or someone in need.
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