Alan’s Gratitude for ProjectKindness’ Support
“Project Kindness is awesome and have helped me a lot. They are always there for me. Some days I can’t go nowhere because of my pain and I asked for help and with a…
3+ tonnes of food saved from going to landfill
ProjectKindness has saved 3+ tonnes of food from going to landfill, over the last 12 months, by collecting leftover items from supermarkets and redistributing it in the community. When we waste food, we also…
Kindness Hampers ready for distribution within 24 hours
ProjectKindness provides vulnerable members of the community with ‘Kindness Hampers’ of groceries and household items. These hampers improve the day to day living and help the recipients to feel connected to the community. The…
‘Kindness Cupboards’ in the community
ProjectKindness provides and fills ‘Kindness Cupboards’ in the community stocked with quality tinned vegetables, pasta, soup, baby food, breakfast cereal, toothbrushes, new blankets and bedding. With the number of calls received for food support,…
ProjectKindness Volunteer providing Handyman Services
ProjectKindness is very lucky to have the wonderful support of so many kind and generous people in the community who offer their services to help those in need. John supports our Kindness Recipients by…
Volunteering with ProjectKindness
What do we all have in common? An unwavering desire to help improve the quality of life of the people who are struggling within the Greater Sydney community. Our family of volunteers is made…
Our Kindness Hampers
ProjectKindness’ purpose is to spread kindness and improve the day to day living of vulnerable people in our community. We do this by connecting people in need with goods and services and providing the…
ProjectKindness takes in preloved items saving them going to landfill
ProjectKindness encourages the community to donate good quality items (blankets, bedding, rugs, towels, tea towels, pots and pans, cutlery and crockery) to help the environment by saving resources and not adding pressure to landfills. …
In times of need, small things count
In April 2021, the Catholic Weekly Newspaper met with ProjectKindness Founder, Clementine Hartson, with regard to a special collaboration between with her charity, Mary Immaculate Church at Waverley and local MP Marjorie O’Neill which…
