Charity Events in Melbourne

You’re Invited to the Guide Dogs Victoria Community Fair! 🐾 Be part of a day that throws open the doors to our campus, brings the community together, and lets you see the impact of Guide Dogs Victoria up close. Whether you’re visiting with family, friends or fellow dog lovers, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Spend the day soaking up good times for the whole pack: Say hello to our adorable pups in training, Watch Guide Dogs and trainers show off their skills in live demonstrations, Wander through local market and food stalls, Enjoy ruff-freshments, tail-wagging tunes and relaxed campus moments Plus plenty more to discover along the way.

Antiques and Collectables Fair, our first at Event Central. Raising funds for Charity.

Brimbank’s Reusable Goods Drop-off Day is a free community event on Saturday 18 April, 9:00am - 2:00pm. Your pre-loved items will be given a second life through local organisations, helping provide essential goods and refurbished bikes to people in need across the community. Brimbank residents can drop off clean, good-quality items suitable for reuse at the West Sunshine Community Centre.

Mernda Repair cafe is a place you can bring your broken personal items to receive a new lease on life. At the repair cafe, skilled volunteers perform simple repairs on all kinds of personal items that would otherwise be thrown out. Different repairers will be offered every month.

Altona City Soccer Club Poker Fundraiser night is here! Come down for a great social night of Poker, with funds raised for the club! Bring your friends, family and your wallets! Cash & Prizes for the Top 5 Finishers and Winner! Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start!

Family Portrait Fundraising Day - $30 for one high resolution digital photo

Walk for Truth 2026 is a national journey led by Travis Lovett, calling for truth-telling, healing and meaningful change.

Men aren’t meant to carry everything alone. we’re bringing men together for a simple purpose — to walk, talk, and support each other without judgement or pressure. A space where men can speak honestly, listen openly, and stand shoulder-to-shoulder with others who understand the weight of life, responsibility, and growth. No speeches. No expectations. Just real conversations while we move forward together.

The mobile pantry allows individuals and families the opportunity to collect free pantry staples, fresh fruit, and vegetables. This service is open to anyone who is struggling to afford groceries and aims to ensure that people have reliable access to essential food supplies in a welcoming and dignified environment. Community members can simply visit the van during its scheduled monthly stop to select the items they need.