To recognise the efforts of our wonderful Hosts, we have some exclusive prizes and rewards for hitting some major milestones.
Host Kit
When you register to host a Feast for Freedom you’ll receive a free Feast Host Kit with our 2025 recipe book and other items to help make your Feast a wonderful success. Find out what’s included here.
And if you make a personal donation of $25 or more at registration, you'll receive the 2025 limited edition Feast for Freedom tea towel designed by refugee artist Tareq Harara.
Feast for Freedom Family
Our Feast for Freedom community has continued to go from strength to strength over the past 7 years. All registered hosts will automatically receive the Feast for Freedom Family badge on their fundraising page.
Early Bird Rewards!
Mystery Items!
Be one of the first 200 hosts to register for Feast for Freedom 2025 and we’ll add a Mystery Item to your host kit to complement your Feast!
Coles/Myer Gift Cards Up For Grabs!
Fundraise and Win!!
Tastemaker
Raise $750 by 30th April and get the Tastemaker badge on your fundraising page!
You’ll also be in the running to win 1 of 5 JB hi fi vouchers valued at $250 each*. You could treat yourself or your community group to a new piece of electrical equipment!
Did you know that raising $750 can help provide over 350 warm community meals so people seeking asylum can share a meal in a welcoming environment?
Kitchen-Whizz
Raise $1,000 by 30th April and get a Kitchen-Whizz badge on your fundraising page!
We’ll also recognise this milestone by sending you The Ardent Nomad Kit valued at approx $200 courtesy of Aesop*.
Did you know that raising $1,000 Can help provide housing support and relief payments to help pay for housing and utilities for families at risk of homelessness?
Chef’s Circle
Raise $1,500 by 30th April and receive a chef’s hat on your fundraising page to prove you’re a masterchef fundraiser!
You’ll also be in the draw to win 1 of 36 gorgeous Sher and Seo Vegan Jian Bucket Bags valued at $348 each* generously donated by Donna Sherwani, Founder of Sher and Seo.
The Jian Bucket Bag collection draws inspiration from the designer's personal journey as a refugee child. In those scarce resource days, she used buckets to fetch water from wells and rivers, symbolising hope and survival.
Did you know that raising $1,500 help feed a family for 3 months, ensuring they have a variety of fresh fruit and vegetables, and culturally familiar foods?
