The Ivanhoe Homes relies heavily on the assistance of a large number of volunteers, service clubs, churches, support groups and individual donors. We are deeply grateful to all these groups and individuals whose generosity and encouragement allows the home to continue in its mission of the relief of suffering.
How to Help
Donations & Bequests
The Ivanhoe Homes receives no Government funding and is financed entirely through its own efforts and the generous support of Caring Friends. The Ryder-Cheshire Victorian Homes Foundation which runs the Ryder-Cheshire Ivanhoe Homes is a fully registered not-for-profit organisation and donations of $2 and over made to The Ivanhoe Homes are tax deductible. There…
Monthly Fundraiser
At Ivanhoe Homes on the Last Wednesday of each month at 2pm we have a fundraising afternoon tea. We meet in the Community room to hear a special guest speaker. The cost is $5 per person. Our next speaker is scheduled for: Wednesday 30th October, David Hay, Military Historian Everyone welcome, including members of the…
Volunteering – General
A large number of people volunteer on a regular or occasional basis at the Ivanhoe Home in a range of roles. We currently need further assistance in the following areas: Maintenance Handy Person: We are always looking for extra helpers in this area. You would be assisting with the general upkeep and improvement of the…
Supporters
At Ivanhoe Homes, groups, organisations and businesses provide us with wonderful support in terms of financial support and donations of much needed goods such as TVs, white goods, linen, printing, food and flowers to help maintain the Ivanhoe Homes. A number of past residents have gone on to host fund raising events and activities in…
A Safe Haven
To give you a better understanding of our purpose and impact you may wish to read A Safe Haven which relates the individual experiences of twelve residents of the Ryder-Cheshire Ivanhoe Homes. The home become a safe haven for people from diverse backgrounds, who are often experiencing a serious personal crisis. These stories provide deep insight into…
