About this cause

When children read to a Story Dog, something special happens.
They feel calm. They feel safe. They keep trying and confidence begins to grow.

WOOF at Work brings that same spirit into the workplace:
One Friday
One team
One easy act:  wearing orange to help children build confidence through reading.

By hosting WOOF at Work fundraiser or making a donation, you’re helping more children across Australia experience the joy and confidence that comes from reading with a Story Dog. Register your WOOF at Work via the CROWDRAISE button.

Story Dogs handlers are volunteers trained to help emergent readers. We create a safe, fun, supportive, non judgemental environment for primary school aged children needing assistance with literacy. Each week a team will work one-on-one with 5-6 children in their school environment.

We help over 2935 children across Australia each week.
We partner with 420 schools in Vic, NSW, SA, Tas, QLD, WA and ACT.
Currently another 285 schools are on the waitlist for a Sory Dogs team.

Join us in supporting children's literacy and building lifelong confidence, register your WOOF at Work via the CROWDRAISE button or donate today.

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315 Tweed Valley Way
MURWILLUMBAH NSW, 2484
0411536355

Are donations tax deductible?

Yes

Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.

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About this cause

When children read to a Story Dog, something special happens.
They feel calm. They feel safe. They keep trying and confidence begins to grow.

WOOF at Work brings that same spirit into the workplace:
One Friday
One team
One easy act:  wearing orange to help children build confidence through reading.

By hosting WOOF at Work fundraiser or making a donation, you’re helping more children across Australia experience the joy and confidence that comes from reading with a Story Dog. Register your WOOF at Work via the CROWDRAISE button.

Story Dogs handlers are volunteers trained to help emergent readers. We create a safe, fun, supportive, non judgemental environment for primary school aged children needing assistance with literacy. Each week a team will work one-on-one with 5-6 children in their school environment.

We help over 2935 children across Australia each week.
We partner with 420 schools in Vic, NSW, SA, Tas, QLD, WA and ACT.
Currently another 285 schools are on the waitlist for a Sory Dogs team.

Join us in supporting children's literacy and building lifelong confidence, register your WOOF at Work via the CROWDRAISE button or donate today.

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Contact details

315 Tweed Valley Way
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0411536355

Are donations tax deductible?

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Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

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