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BE THERE FOUNDATION

This is what it means to Be There.

For women experiencing
domestic and family violence.

For the people who want to help.
For a community that refuses to look away.

REGISTERED CHARITY • PBI • DGR

START HERE

I need support

I’m looking for practical help.

Get Support

How can we Be There?

Four ways in. You don’t need to understand how we’re organised to find the right one.

I’m worried about someone

I’ve noticed something and I don’t know what to do.

Learn How to Help

I want to help

I want to volunteer, donate, fundraise or get involved.

Get Involved

My organisation wants to help

We want to explore how our organisation can contribute.

Partner With Us

THE GAP

Queensland has extraordinary specialist services filled with extraordinary people. But when beds are full, workers are carrying enormous caseloads and funded programs have criteria, there will always be needs that don't fit neatly into a box.

Sometimes what she needs doesn’t fit a funded program, an eligibility criterion or service window.

We exist in the gaps.



$80 for petrol

Someone beside her at court


Clean clothes for her children


A bed. A couch. A table.

Someone to answer the phone


Sometimes the difference between falling through the cracks and getting through the night is simply that somebody is there.


We’re not a refuge. We’re not a crisis line. We’re not trying to replace the remarkable specialist services already doing this work.

We’re the people who can sometimes say yes, when everywhere else has had to say “not yet”, “you don’t meet the criteria” or “we’re at capacity”.


WHAT WE DO

We help when someone needs us, and we give everyone else a way to Be There.

Two halves of the same idea

PRACTICAL SUPPORT

Care packs

Emergency Payments

Petrol

Clothing

Court support

Advocacy

Referrals

When someone needs us.

Practical, immediate, in real time.

Practical support for women experiencing domestic and family violence. We move at the speed of need. That might mean answering the call on a Sunday night, driving across town, or sitting in a courtroom at 8am.

COMMUNITY ACTION

Volunteers

Donors

Community supporters

Corporate partners

Fundraising

Donated goods

When someone wants to help.

Turning goodwill into something useful.

Almost everything we have been able to do this year came from somebody offering what they already had. A Saturday. A warehouse. A truck. A skill. A room full of people. Our job is to turn that into help that actually reaches someone.

MEN AND BE THERE

You don’t have to have all the answers to be part of the solution.

  • Maybe a woman you care about has told you something and you don’t know what to say.

  • Maybe you’re worried about someone.

  • Maybe something was said at work, at the footy club or in a group chat and you’re wondering whether you should step in.

  • Maybe your mate’s behaviour doesn’t sit right with you.

  • Maybe you just want to understand what being a good ally actually looks like.

Our Worried About Someone? guide is a practical, plain-English place to start:
what to notice, what to say, and what you can safely do. Fathers, brothers, sons, friends, colleagues, managers, coaches, teammates, employers. This is your invitation in.

OUR FIRST YEAR (SO FAR)

A family. A moment when someone realised they were not alone. This is our first year. We're a new charity and we won't pretend otherwise. But this is what showing up has looked like so far.

Every number is a person

800+

Care packs packed and delivered

13+

Women and families supported directly

35+

Volunteers who make this all happen

Organisations, refuges and community groups we are supporting

17+

Figures reported for 2025–2026 in the Be There Foundation Impact Report.

6+

Court days attended beside someone

12+

Emergency payments made

PARTNERSHIPS

A partnership with Be There isn't a sponsorship tier and it isn't just writing a cheque. Your organisation almost certainly has something we need, and often it isn't money.

There are lots of ways to
Be There.

Funding

Products

Furniture

Professional expertise

Transport

Logistics

Warehousing

Venues

Event support

Employee volunteering

Workplace Fundraising

Community reach

In-kind services

Campaign collaboration

For corporates, local businesses, employers, brands, sporting organisations and community groups.

PARTNERSHIP IN PRACTICE

Furniture that rebuilds lives.

Be There Foundation has partnered with SourceByNet, a major Queensland furniture supplier who has gifted furniture to women escaping domestic violence. Through this partnership we've sourced and distributed furniture directly to women and families in the Logan, Wynnum and surrounding areas.

For a woman who has fled with nothing, a bed, a couch, a table is not a small thing. It's the first sign that home can mean safety. That someone thought of her. That she isn't starting over alone.

Sometimes rebuilding a life looks surprisingly ordinary.

VOLUNTEER

Be someone who shows up.

Thirty-five volunteers make this happen. What we need changes depending on what the community needs that week. We'd rather know what you're good at and what you can spare than hand you a fixed roster.

Packing care packs

Events

Collecting donated goods

Delivering goods

Fundraising

Community activities

Administration

Skilled volunteering

Come together.
Have a brilliant time.
Help us Be There.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Events are how our community participates in Be There, not simply how we fundraise.

OUR INAUGURAL FUNDRAISING EVENT

The Rolling Lunch

A roving, venue-hopping day out at Sanctuary Cove Marine Village. “Around the World”, hosted in partnership with Princess Yachts Australia and Mulpha Sanctuary Cove.

TIME

DATE

WHERE

PROCEEDS

Saturday 10 October 2026

From 2:00pm

Sanctuary Cove Marine Village, Gold Coast

100% of net proceeds go directly to the Foundation

She should
never have to
do this alone.

Every act of support here started with someone deciding to do something. A donation that filled a tank. A Saturday spent packing. A business that had furniture sitting in a warehouse. A person who noticed, and didn't look away.