Who will you thank?

Celebrating the Pride of Australia

We’re for celebrating the kind, brave, selfless people who have helped get us through this year. From the wonderful nurses, doctors, paramedics, fire fighters, teachers and police officers to our mums, dads, brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles or grandparents, or maybe the neighbours, our farmers, supermarket workers, posties, bakers, pharmacists, delivery drivers and so many more.

Who has helped you get through 2020?
Nominate someone today who you think deserves a thank you, and they could receive a $200 Woolworths Gift Card as our way of also saying thank you. Terms and Conditions apply.

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Bringing relief to bushfire-ravaged communities
IN more than 20 years working with Foodbank, the largest food relief charity in Australia, Ron Iasiello had helped to feed millions of Australians in need. So, when devastating bushfires ravaged the Adelaide Hills and Kangaroo Island in December 2019, he didn’t hesitate to cancel his Christmas holidays to step in to help.
Keeping doors open for the homeless amid crisis
Where many doors have closed over the past year as a result of the fallout of coronavirus, Captain Rhonda Clutterbuck has gone above and beyond to make sure her door has remained open to those in need.

Bringing relief to bushfire-ravaged communities
IN more than 20 years working with Foodbank, the largest food relief charity in Australia, Ron Iasiello had helped to feed millions of Australians in need. So, when devastating bushfires ravaged the Adelaide Hills and Kangaroo Island in December 2019, he didn’t hesitate to cancel his Christmas holidays to step in to help.
Keeping doors open for the homeless amid crisis
Where many doors have closed over the past year as a result of the fallout of coronavirus, Captain Rhonda Clutterbuck has gone above and beyond to make sure her door has remained open to those in need.

Adelaide animal lover saves 21 homeless dogs
Debbie Mundy cannot bear to see a dog without a home.
Vic man helps Aussies get back $75K in travel drama
When Adam Glezer’s holiday to Italy and Israel was cancelled due to COVID-19 last year, he struggled to get his money back and found himself perfectly placed to help others in a similar situation. Ultimately helping thousands of Aussies get refunds from cancelled 2020 trips, the sales manager turned consumer advocate is now helping reform consumer laws relating to the travel industry.