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Cherrybrook Travel is a proud supporter of Every Little Bit Helps. Established in 2014, ELBH is a charitable organisation which collects, packs and redistributes hotel toiletries, airline amenity kits, make-up and cosmetic samples and sanitary items. Care packages are then supplied to vulnerable individuals including victims of intimate partner violence, asylum seekers, and those experiencing homelessness through Women’s Refuge, Homeless Shelters, Youth Centres, Asylum Centres and Community Centres as well as via small Government and Community Groups.
The catalyst for establishing Every Little Bit Helps was learning that while there are many organisations providing laundry and shower facilities, most are able to supply little more than running water and previously did not have regular and reliable access to basic toiletry products. Believing that every person deserves a toothbrush and soap, ELBH aims to help restore the dignity of anyone in a difficult situation.​​
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We encourage all our wonderful clients and members of the community to drop their unopened sample or travel-sized toiletries into the red charity bin located inside our Westleigh office; every little bit really does help. For more information on ELBH, to make a direct donation, or to volunteer your time to this wonderful organisation, please click here.
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Winter 2025 New initiative
Travel should not only enrich your life, but also make a positive impact on the world around us. That’s why, for every new booking you make, we will donate $25 to one of two incredible Australian charities making a real difference:
The Jagun Alliance
The Jagun Alliance is a grassroots organization which promotes and educates local communities on sustainable land management in northern New South Wales. Their work includes First Nations knowledge sharing, the implementation of cultural fire in the landscape, and implementing nature-based solutions for flood mitigation and adaptation across the Northern Rivers.
Reef Restoration Foundation
Focused on coral restoration and the protection of the Great Barrier Reef, the Reef Restoration Foundation utilises a community-based model to support the recovery and resilience of coral ecosystems. The team works across three nursery sites to produce hundreds of millions of additional coral larvae every year, helping to safeguard this natural wonder for future generations.
