The Give A Feed packing team at Foodbank WA

Give A Feed 2026 is open, and two of our partners are starting the season the best way we know: on the packing floor at Foodbank WA.

Five years with Charter Hall

2026 is the fifth year of Charter Hall’s partnership with Give A Feed. Charter Hall helps spread the Christmas spirit by encouraging people to take part in Give A Feed, and their WA team rolls up their sleeves to help us pack hampers for WA families in need.

Samantha Mills and Alanya Selman, both proud Give A Feed Ambassadors, are always looking for unique and engaging activations at Charter Hall’s buildings. They help show how Give A Feed brings our community together and lets WA families know we’re all thinking of them.

Thank you, Charter Hall, for five years of standing with WA families at Christmas.

Subi Church joins as a Major Partner

Volunteers packing Give A Feed hampers in a line at Foodbank WAVolunteers on the packing line at Foodbank WA

Subi Church is a Give A Feed Major Partner this Christmas. Pastor David Skirving is bringing the Subi Church community to Foodbank WA in November to pack hampers alongside our volunteers.

Thank you to David and everyone at Subi Church for getting behind WA families in need.

Packing days are full

Thank you, WA! Our November packing days have been snapped up by families, community groups and partners. If you’d still love to pack, register your interest and if any spots become available, we’ll be in touch. Or start your own Give A Feed challenge: run a unique event like Charity Spin, or challenge your friends, neighbours and workmates to Give A Feed and help us beat our goal of 3,000 hampers. Tell us your idea.

Or simply Give A Feed. Every $50 hamper feeds a WA family of four, and 100% goes to Foodbank WA.

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Share this story, then Give A Feed to a WA family in need this Christmas.

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