Will2Live

Our mission: To provide the support and basic human needs to the marginalised and disenfranchised members of society. One way we do this is by serving up more than 700 meals a week at Central Station. Firing up the barbecue every weeknight on the corner of Pitt Street and Eddy Avenue Monday - Friday, we provide meals to those in need. We also distribute water, clothes, toiletries, we offer bedding assistance and a listening ear. A big part of what we do is getting to know the folk we assist. We build relationships with them, as well as providing for their needs. We also hold events for the homeless four times a year. This is an opportunity for the wider community to sit down and have a hot cooked meal with the vulnerable members of society. We provide food, music, clothing, toiletries, haircuts and fantastic conversation. We don't discriminate. We're friendly, welcoming and non-denominational. The food we hand out is often surplus and would otherwise go to waste. However, we also buy food and water for our nightly barbecues and events. We have been in operation for 8 years and we have built up a level of trust with the Homeless community of Sydney. This is because of our genuine, non religious approach to helping out those who need help
Social Link - Twitter: https://twitter.com/WILL2LIVE_LTD
Social Link - Facebook: https://www. facebook.com/will2livecharity
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Social Link - Linkedin: http://www. linkedin.com/company /will2live
Employee Count: 1
Keywords: non-profit organizations

WILL2LIVE is a non profit organisation who provide basic necessities to people living on the streets in order to help them to live a happier and healthier life.

How it started:
WILL2LIVE began in 2012 when the founder Will had an idea. He wanted to do something that varied day to day, working outdoors, involving people and the community. He started driving in to Central Station in Sydney CBD District. Over time, it attracted the attention of passers-by who were willing to offer not only their support and encouragement, but also their time, energy and contribution.