2009 RADIOTHON

Donate $200 now to give a bike to a disadvataged child

For seven years running Variety 3AW listeners have opened their hearts and wallets to give disadvantaged children the gift of a bike in time for Christmas. A donation of $200 will buy a new bike and helmet for a disadvantaged child at the 2009 Variety 3AW Radiothon. Every donation is welcome and donations of $200 or more will entitle the donor to personally present a bike to a deserving child. This will take place at a series of events throughout Victoria in the lead-up to Christmas. The children concerned are identified by local welfare and support agencies and their names provided to Variety. In 2009 1,120 bikes were donated by the people of Melbourne.

The annual Variety 3AW Radiothon was held on 23 July. Now in its seventh year, the fundraising event is growing from strength to strength.

Special thanks to Andrew McManus Presents who so generously donated Dr.Phil tickets to support the Variety 3AW Radiothon 

To our generous donors

Thank you so much for supporting the 2009 Variety 3AW Radiothon. You will soon receive confirmation of your donation and an invitation to attend a bike presentation in December.

2009 RADIOTHON  - 23 July  

CHILDREN'S TESTIMONIALS
To all kinds of people who gave me the bike. Thank you very much, god bless you. Iam very happy with your present because I haven’t got one like it before. Your presentis really helping in many things like going to the market, training and visiting my friend. I really enjoy riding my bike and it make s my family very happiness because I got a gift from kindness people like you.
From Buwat Laa

My new bike, I like to ride a good bike, fun, I like bikes and thank you for giving it to me.
Anthony

To the team at Variety the Childrens Charity On behalf of the chidlren and families who received a bicycle – I would like to say THANK YOU. It was overwhelming to see the scale of the bike presentation and all of the people who dhave donated their time and money to give to children who don’t get much.
Furlong Road School for the Deaf