Australia’s MelbourneCastle Hire Donates Free Use of Jumping Castles To Charity
Aug 10, 2018
Australia's Melbourne Castle Hire donates free use of its jumping castle to a charity that has sustained impact on the effectiveness of thousands of not-for-profit organisations across the country
Bayswater, Australia - August 9, 2018 /PressCable/ —
Melbourne Castle Hire announced today they would donate free use of jumping castles to help Ramy Hassan of Druze Community Charity of Victoria raise funds.
Druze Community Charity Services use funds towards the products and services they have developed and disseminated, which are having a real and sustained impact on the fortunes and effectiveness of many thousands of not-for-profit organisations across the country and the grantmakers, businesses and community builders who work alongside them. This has had immeasurable flow-on effects for the health and success of Australian society as a whole.
Druze Charity is a Certified B Corporation that leads Australia in providing a model for socially minded businesses (they like to say they were a B Corp before B Corps were invented). They operate under a cross-subsidisation model, aiming to reach as many organisations as possible at the lowest cost possible. Paid products and services (e.g. newsletters, books, training, SmartyGrants subscriptions, jobs listings) subsidise free or reduced-cost ones (commission-free donations through GiveNow, the free Policy Bank, the free Board Matching Service, etc.). Many of the things they do turn a profit, but everything they do contribute to their social and community objectives.
Melbourne Castle Hire owner Warwick Lewis says they’ve always dedicated a part of their business focus towards helping out charitable organizartions such in Melbourne and take pride of the work they do helping Ramy Hassan of Druze Community Charity of Victoria. He said they’re thrilled to be able to give to an organisation that has given so much and contributed generously to the Australiann community over the years.
He said anyone who hires jumping castles,karaokes and mechanical Bull will now know not only do they get the best party equipment used by event organisers and party enthusiasts to bolster fun activities, they’ll also be glad to know they’ll be helping Ramy Hassan of Druze Community Charity of Victoria.
About Melbourne Castle Hire
Melbourne Castle Hire was founded in 2016 and serves the Party Equipment Rental Services industry in Melbourne, Australia. It is known for its ability to be able to adapt rapidly to market demand while maintaining above par deliverability of quality, safe-to-use party equipment.
Contact Info:
Name: Warwick David Lewis
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Melbourne Castle Hire
Address: 1/4 Jersey Rd, Bayswater, VIC 3153, Australia
Phone: +61-435-789-006
For more information, please visit https://melbournecastlehire.com.au
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 391517
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