Good Return’s 20th Anniversary Fundraiser
Party for Good! Get together with other changemakers
As the Good Return Annual Fundraiser is a virtual event, why not magnify the fun and impact by hosting others who care about real change for business owners held back by the financial system cross Asia and the Pacific?
Whether at home or the office, host your own Good GREAT party, to watch the Anniversary Fundraiser together with friends, family and workmates.
To host a Good party, you will need to ask your guests to register for the event online. You can then share with them the location of your party.
We’ve made it super easy with our watching party toolkit, an invite you can share with your friends and family, and downloadable (right click and save) social media tiles below. Contact us if we can help: thea@goodreturn.org.au.
Hosting a Good party at your workplace?
We would love you and your workplace team to gather and be part of our Annual Fundraiser. All you need is to find a venue, secure a screen to display the event and perhaps some food or drink to add to the atmosphere. Download our Watching Party tool kit for lots of tips to get your Good party going.
Whether you are new to the Good Return crew or have been with us from the beginning, everyone is welcome at our 20th Anniversary fundraiser on August 10. As we plan the party, get to know the Stars of Good Return who will tell you a little about their part in our story of change
Yohase is the CEO of our partner in Indonesia - Crowde. We are working together to build skills and access to finance for women-led businesses.
Srey Pich is one of our financial capability coaches in Cambodia.
Mr Sam Eng helps us bring new skills to people with disabilities in Cambodia.
Peter McMullin is passionate about build opportunity for women entrepreneurs and is an investor in our Impact Investment Fund.
Sandy dedicated many years working at Good Return and worked with many margainlised communities in our region.
Paul Surreaux is from our Cambodian microfinance partner Chamroeun, and has been vital in building access to finance for marginalised communities.
Madame Luz leads our local partner SECDEP in Philippines, and is driven to break down barriers for women who want to build their livelihoods.