Who We Support

Who We Support

We care immensely about supporting the wider community and are dedicated to making a positive contribution towards a range of charities. We proudly support the following organisations and their incredible causes.

Thread Together: An Ethical Response to Fashion Access. Brava is pleased to support Thread Together, believing that everyone, regardless of their circumstances, deserves access to essential clothing - supporting their dignity, confidence and self-esteem. Brava is proud to supply new lingerie to Thread Together and support individuals in need.Thread Together have reduced fashion waste and provided essential clothing to vulnerable populations in Australia, embodying a commitment to social responsibility and environmental sustainability.

Thread Together are always looking for passionate volunteers who are driven to make a difference and a positive impact on the lives of people facing hardship.

https://www.threadtogether.org

National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is Australia’s leading national body funding world-class, game-changing breast cancer research. 9 Australians lose their life every day to breast cancer. Our mission is to improve the quality of women’s lives. Spending most of the day talking about breasts and breast health, supporting the National Breast Cancer Foundation just made sense.


Blue Dragon. Their mission is to end human trafficking. They rescue children from dangerous situations, such as homelessness,
and children and adults trafficked for forced labour or sexual exploitation. Their commitment goes beyond immediate safety. Blue Dragon provides rescued individuals with the resources and support they need to heal, rebuild their lives and thrive. 

Blue Dragon finds children and young people in crisis situations: slavery, homelessness, and extreme poverty. They rescue people from danger, then work with them for the long-term so they can heal from trauma, injustice and disadvantage.

All children have the right to be children:
To be safe, to attend school, to play, to be treated with respect, to be heard, to be understood and to be loved.

https://www.bluedragon.org

World Vision is dedicated to working with children, families, and communities to overcome poverty and injustice. By providing short and long term aid to vulnerable communities across the world, they tackle the root causes of poverty. 

Brava has supported World Vision since 2006, by contributing to various fundraising activities and actively sponsoring a child. 

Fitted For Work equips disadvantaged women with the necessary skills, confidence and empowerment to seek meaningful, long term employment. By building confidence, self-esteem, skills, and knowledge, they encourage women to obtain work through a range of pre-and post-employment programs and services that are delivered nationally. Fitted For Work is committed to using their abundance of knowledge and experience to inform and change government policy. They strive to inform perceptions around how women come to be faced with adverse conditions and the impact it has on them, their family and the wider community. Brava provides a range of bras and sports bras to Fitted For Work to show our support to their incredible cause.

Support The Girls aims to empower women with dignity and respect one bra at a time. Support The Girls recognises that homeless and disadvantaged women from all cultures across Australia are in need of bras and personal hygiene products. With a primary focus on providing bras, they fit women face to face, and actively listen to these women to discover their individual needs and to ensure they are connected to relevant, necessary services.

Brava staff volunteer to provide bra fitting assistance at Bra Gifting Days run by Support The Girls in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. We also provide a range of bras and sports bras to Support The Girls in order to help them provide disadvantaged women in Australia with access to bras. 

St Kilda Gatehouse provides spaces of belonging and safety for women involved in street based sex work in St Kilda, and with young women and girls affected by sexual exploitation. Many of those women are tackling complex issues such as addiction, homelessness, mental illness, poverty, domestic violence, abuse and social isolation. St Kilda Gatehouse creates spaces of belonging and connection, providing opportunities for individuals to experience social inclusion with respect and unconditional acceptance.

Brava is delighted to support this important foundation by donating everyday bras, sports bras and briefs to women in need. 

The Sports Bra Project increases access to sports for women and girls by removing barriers to participation. They provide sports bras to athletes who don’t have access to such a basic piece of equipment. Through a growing network of donors and recipient organizations around the world, The Sports Bra Project is making a difference in the lives of girls and women eager to join a sport. 

Brava is donating a range of sports bras to encourage all women and girls to participate in sports and activity they love. 

Established in 1969, the Caroline Chisholm Society is an accredited and registered community service, providing a broad range of supports with a focus in the specialized area of working with women and their families to promote and enhance early childhood and parenting outcomes.

They work with women to keep families together and prevent the involvement of child protection services in the lives of women and their children. In achieving this, the organization is clearly focused on supporting women with their pregnancy and early parenting to create safe and nurturing environments for infants and young children.

Brava is donating a range of maternity bras to support women in need. 

If you would like more information about our Community Support program, please contact us by email.