Adelaide White Ribbon Breakfast

Posted by Jack Harrison this morning, Thank you Jack.

I would like to proudly thank Wake Up To Change SA (Adelaide White Ribbon Breakfast) for sponsoring me for this years YMCA SA Youth Parliament.

Working with Wake Up To Change SA before as one of their panelists for the breakfast last year in November opened me up to so many opportunities, and now that they are supporting me again, I couldn’t be more thankful.

Mike, Gillian, and the rest of the committee are the nicest and most supportive people I’ve met.

Thank you again for your sponsorship and I am looking forward to partnering together in the future.

FYI - Wake Up To Change Grants are now open, head over to the link below to apply!

🔗: https://sites.google.com/view/wake-up-to-change-grants/home

Applications now open – Wake Up To Change Grants 2025
We’re funding community-led projects that prevent violence against women and children in South Australia.
Up to 3 grants of $5,000
One larger grant of up to $10,000 may also be awarded
We're looking for projects focused on prevention and early intervention—whether you're working with young people, challenging harmful behaviours, or leading community education.
Key Dates:
• Applications open: Thursday 21st May
• Deadline: Friday 31st July
• Notifications by end of August
• Projects must run within 2026–27 financial year
Open to SA-based non-profits or auspiced groups
Projects must clearly address violence against women and/or children
Download the application form and full guidelines:
https://sites.google.com/view/wake-up-to-change-grants/home
Enquiries: [email protected]
Let’s fund change that lasts.

Applications now open – Wake Up To Change Grants 2025
We’re funding community-led projects that prevent violence against women and children in South Australia.
Up to 3 grants of $5,000
One larger grant of up to $10,000 may also be awarded
We're looking for projects focused on prevention and early intervention—whether you're working with young people, challenging harmful behaviours, or leading community education.
Key Dates:
• Applications open: Thursday 21st May
• Deadline: Friday 31st July
• Notifications by end of August
• Projects must run within 2026–27 financial year
Open to SA-based non-profits or auspiced groups
Projects must clearly address violence against women and/or children
Download the application form and full guidelines:
https://sites.google.com/view/wake-up-to-change-grants/home
Enquiries: [email protected]
Let’s fund change that lasts.

Lauren has been a highly valued member of the Wake Up To Change Committee over the past two years, generously contributing her time, professionalism and support to our work in preventing domestic violence. We sincerely thank Lauren for her commitment, warmth and dedication, and wish her every success in the future.

Welcome to our new Co-Convenor Grant Pearson. Grant has been a longtime member of our Committee and we are looking forward to his continuing contributions in his new role. He has considerable experience in and around this important issue.

Cintra Amos has recently sadly chosen to stand down as Co-Convenor of Adelaide White Ribbon Breakfast / Wake Up To Change after 18 years. She needs to make space for her busy life. The committee extends its sincere thanks for her dedication, leadership and the invaluable contribution she has made to the growth and impact of our event

And the Winner of the WUTC Beanie Project 2026 is
Ellie Scutchings.
She donated $500.00 to Here for Good Foundation. We had over 250 entries. Thank you all who participated, what a lot of fun and hope to see you next year.

Thank you all for supporting our Wake Up To Change Beanie Project. We hope you will use them often and help us with future events. Check out the video https://youtu.be/Elh37IPYBvk?feature=shared

Jack Harrison. What a great contribution and we all listened. Thank you..

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