Join the property industry in spending A Night Without Home, to ensure a home for all.
A Night Without Home is an awareness and fundraising event throughout October to help end homelessness in Australia.
Every dollar raised will accelerate the impact of organisations dedicated to driving innovative and sustainable solutions to ending homelessness in Australia, through the A Home for All Foundation.
Get involved, your way
Tonight, more than 122,000 Australians won’t have a safe, secure place to call home. 94% of them are hidden – couch surfing, sleeping in their car, or moving from one temporary accommodation to the next.
Choose your own challenge this October, and help rewrite this story.
Get involved this October
Set a fundraising goal, choose your challenge, take part, and spread the word. Every dollar raised will go towards ending homelessness in Australia.
Be one of the first 200 to sign up and start fundraising, and receive a $200 donation to get you started toward your fundraising goal
Sign up
Sign up to take on a challenge. Do it solo or as part of a team – either way you will be part of making collective impact.
Fundraise
Choose a fundraising goal and spread the word. Every dollar raised will go towards ending homelessness in Australia.
Spend A Night Without Home
This October, take on a challenge to spend a night without home, to support the end of homelessness in Australia.
Take the challenge
However you choose to participate, make sure you’re doing so safely.
Couch Surfing
Sleep the night on the couch at a mate’s place
Office Overnighter
Bring the team together to connect on the issue
Sleep in the car
Park somewhere safe and camp out in your car for a night
Sleep outdoors
Camp or go without a roof for the night
Go without home comforts
Pledge to go without hot water, electricity, Netflix, or another home comfort for the month
Fundraise your way
Hold a bake sale, morning tea, raffle, or charity auction – raise funds anyway that works for youHowever you choose to participate, make sure you’re doing so safely.
If you’re couch surfing, make sure it’s with a friend or family member that you trust. If you’re spending the night in the office, check in – do you need wardens, security or additional insurance? If you’re sleeping outdoors, head to the backyard or a designated camping spot.
If you’re sleeping in the car, park in a safe, secured and private space. Sleeping outside isn’t legal in every state, so make sure to check in on your local laws before choosing a challenge.