Participate

Order Merchandise to Sell

You can order merchandise online, download a registration form or contact the Centre by phone or email.
(Please note: Merchandise ordered before the beginning of the 2010 appeal wil be dispatched Mid-late March)

Every box you sell will provide one therapy lesson for a deaf child – one more step on their journey from the silent world into the world of sound.

You can start selling merchandise as soon as it is delivered to you and you can keep selling until you run out even if the appeal is over.

When you have finished selling deposit your funds into the Hear and Say Centre Suncorp account using your unique numbered deposit form or mail a cheque together with any unsold items to the Centre.

Note…We will endeavour to provide you with the merchandise as displayed unless we run out.

“I would like to order a butterfly box or additional merchandise”

	$2.00 Butterfly Brooches
	$5 Butterfly lapel pin on backing card with magnet
	$3 "Bling" Pens
	$3 Wristbands with butterfly charm (all bands except black and red have butterfly charm)
	$3.50 Magnetic Photo Frames (middle pops out for photo)

Download a Free Poster to help raise awareness of your fundraising efforts.

Where to Buy Merchandise
At any Suncorp branch or KFC outlet in Queensland during the appeal

Can't participate this year but would like to make a donation to help the children
Download donation form and mail to: Hear and Say Centre
PO Box 930, Toowong 4066

Click here to donation online now...

School Competitions
School Prizes for top two classes, groups, or schools raising the most funds. Click here for more details.

School Listening Kit & Lesson Plans…
Register for the Butterfly Appeal and we will send you the Listening Challenge Kit – a great way for your students to learn about the importance of hearing and have fun at the same time including Lesson Plans and Information. The kit also contains information about hearing loss and how it sounds, what causes it, how to look after your hearing, and how the cochlear implant works.

Interesting facts about hearing ...
Did you know that?

Cicadas have their hearing organs in their stomachs.
Crickets have their hearing organs in their knees.
Snakes do not have ears, but their tongues are sensitive to sound vibrations.
MP3 and CD players can cause hearing damage.
Extensive periods using mobile Phones can damage hearing so keep the conversation short!

Example of Hearing Loss ...

Look after your hearing…
Young people today are exposed to three times as much social noise as in the 1980s. Visits to nightclubs and rock concerts are among the most common activities responsible for this, as well as Ipods, MP3’s and excessive use of mobile phones.

If you want to maintain your good hearing for as long as possible, you must take care of it.

These interesting facts are included in the School Listening Kit CD which is suitable for both primary and secondary schools to help your students, even those with perfect hearing, understand the importance of looking after their hearing.