Host a #CookForSyria event
Anyone can host their own #CookForSyria event. Whether it’s an intimate meal at home, bake sale or a dinner party with friends and family, your contribution will raise vital funds to provide life-saving supplies for Syrian children and their families.
1. Create your JustGiving page
here.
2. Check out our
handy tips and
Syrian-inspired recipes to help get you started.
3. Cook up a feast and raise money to help keep Syrian children safe
You can promote your
JustGiving page by sharing it on Facebook, Twitter or email to encourage family and friends to support your #CookForSyria event. Alternatively you can make your donation via the donation form
below.
Participate in your restaurant or cafe
Restaurants, cafes and eateries are also invited to participate in #CookForSyria by putting a ‘Syrian-inspired twist’ on one of their dishes (or by creating a new dish) and donating $5 from each sale, donating $1 per guest or sweetening their service counter with simple Syrian desserts or baked goods and donating the proceeds from each sale.
Restaurants and cafes can participate in #CookForSyria by registering
here.
Paticipating Restaurants:
Rumi Restaurant,
The Carlton Wine Room,
Blackwood Pantry,
Deer Duck Bistro,
Marion,
Salon De Co,
Society Salamanca,
The Lansdowne Hotel,
The Unicorn Hotel,
Bar Saracen,
Brisbane Street Bistro,
Mary's Circular Quay,
Mary's Newtown,
Glass Restaurant,
Mary's Underground,
Yellowtail Restaurant,
The Hummus Club
Make a one-off donation
More than eight years of conflict in Syria has caused one of the largest humanitarian crisis of our time. The conflict has left 8.4 million children needing emergency aid. Syrian children have lost their homes, their security, their childhood. UNICEF is urgently appealing for funds to deliver emergency supplies, protection and support to millions of children caught in the line of fire and living on the move as refugees. Provide a much needed
one-off donation today.
Together, we can make a real difference to the lives of millions of Syrian Children.