On Tuesday 2 December, Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation (SCHF) will ignite joy and generosity with a bold, immersive activation that bursts with colour, energy, and festive spirit. Designed to captivate hearts and spark excitement, SCHF's Christmas Wonderland transforms the everyday into a vibrant celebration of community and giving.
What is Giving Day?
SCHF’s Christmas Appeal Giving Day is a special day that invites families, supporters and passers-by to come together to help change the future for sick kids.
Thanks to the incredible generosity of DOOLEYS, every donation made on Giving Day will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000. This means your gift goes twice as far for sick kids this Christmas.  To donate click here.
How can I get involved?
Join in the festivities at SCHF’s Christmas Wonderland.
Date: Tuesday, 2 December  
Location: Martin Place (between Pitt St and Castlereagh St)  
Time: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM  
Our Giving Day celebration at Martin Place includes:  
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Ausgrid Photobooth  
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Butterboy Cookies  
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Sydney Swans Badge Making  
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SCHF Chillzone 
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Giveaways & more!  
Through a playful explosion of purple, this activation creates a space where families, supporters, and passers-by are drawn in by the unexpected and delighted by the experience.
It’s a place to pause, connect, and celebrate the season where every detail works together to inspire smiles, spark curiosity, and leave a lasting impression. 
You can also have twice the impact by making a donation on Giving Day! Every donation made on Giving Day will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $50,000 thanks to DOOLEYS.
More than just a visual spectacle, SCHF's Christmas Wonderland is a joyful invitation to engage with the SCHF mission in a way that’s memorable, meaningful, and full of festive cheer.  
So be sure to come down to Martin Place and experience the joy for yourself. Or make a generous donation on Giving Day and have twice the impact.
Be part of something special this Giving Day and change the future for sick kids.  
Movement of Many, fighting 
for the health and 
wellbeing of all children in an ever changing world. 
