One in three Tasmanians face food insecurity as Empty Stocking Appeal kicks off
The Examiner's Empty Stocking Appeal will raise $50,000. It helps struggling Tasmanian families deal with rising cost of living.
Northern Tasmania's Empty Stocking Appeal is now open. Organisers are targeting $50,000 to help families doing it tough.
Demand for charity support keeps rising in Northern Tasmania. A recent report found one in three Tasmanians dealing with food insecurity.
The Shine fundraiser is on November 28. It will raise money for four partner charities: Launceston Benevolent Society, City Mission, Salvos and Vinnies.
Disability support group NOSS Tasmania will volunteer. Their workers will get hands-on experience in a commercial kitchen.
Tickets are available at events.humanitix.com/shine-2026.
- 118th
- Appeal number
- 50,000 dollars
- Target amount
- One in three Tasmanians
- Food insecurity rate
- November 28
- Shine event date
Why it mattersOne in three Tasmanians are struggling to afford food. Donations help with emergency relief. They do more than government programs alone can give.
AustraliaTasmanian families facing cost of living pressures can access emergency support through the appeal. Community members can donate or attend the Shine event to help.
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