How To Help Guide Dogs | Guide Dogs Victoria

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Become a Puppy Pal

By becoming a Puppy Pal, you’ll make regular donations to the Guide Dog development program. This ensures puppies are nurtured and supported as they make the transition to working as Guide Dogs.

Current appeal

The reality is that without your donation and support, we cannot partner people with Guide Dogs or provide skills through Guide Dog Mobility training. A Guide Dog offers invaluable freedom, safety and confidence for people with low vision or blindness.

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Donate

Make a contribution. Every donation ensures we can nurture puppies as they transition into working Guide Dogs. Your contribution goes towards a range of services and support programs that keep Victorians with low vision living independently.

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Leave A Gift In Your Will

By leaving a gift in your will for Guide Dogs Victoria, you can make a profound change to the life of a person with low vision. Your gift helps us provide a range of services and support programs to improve people’s independence, including raising and training Guide Dogs.

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Host A Collection Dog

Our iconic collection dogs are a community favourite and play a valuable role in funding Guide Dog training. They directly benefit people with low vision. Provide a home for a collection dog and collect loose change for positive change.

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Corporate engagement

There are many different ways to engage in partnership with Guide Dogs Victoria. Opportunities include partnerships, sponsorships, philanthropic support, workplace giving, hosting collection dogs, and corporate volunteering.

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Puppy Sponsorship

Vision loss is on the rise in Australia. As a result, the demand for Guide Dogs is too. We need to raise and train more puppies every year. Through sponsorship, you can play a vital role in helping puppies progress towards Guide Dog graduation.

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Volunteer

Play a vital role in Guide Dogs Victoria’s work. Our volunteers help raise the profile of our programs and community initiatives, and make an enormous difference through their ongoing support and involvement. Find out how.

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