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From many roles to one farewell: Leonie Oakes takes a bow
Leonie Oakes steps down from her position, becoming one more member of the singing community she helped shape.
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Promising pathways to recovery and employment at Adele House
A new training and rehabilitation program at Adele House is delivering early, measurable outcomes for men rebuilding their lives after alcohol and other drug dependence, following incarceration or court referral.
A Boost for the Next Generation: PAYCE Foundation supports mentorship program growth
A youth mentorship program is delivering exceptional support in the Southern Highlands of NSW, thanks in part to a $20,000 donation from the PAYCE Foundation.
Christmas time to remember those less fortunate
In New South Wales, thousands of people will be homeless on Christmas day, and countless others face isolation, hunger and financial hardship.
Sydney Street Choir enjoy Christmas lunch with PAYCE Foundation
The Sydney Street Choir gathered this week for a Christmas lunch prepared and served up by the PAYCE Foundation and St. Merkorious Charity.
PAYCE Foundation funds new mobile wardrobe
The PAYCE Foundation has announced a three-year sponsorship to support Thread Together’s life-changing work delivering clothing and dignity to people in need across NSW.
PAYCE Foundation welcomes new plan for addiction treatment
The PAYCE Foundation has welcomed the NSW Government’s response to the Drug Summit, especially its strong commitment to early intervention, prevention and diversionary programs that steer people away from the criminal justice system and towards treatment and rehabilitation.
PAYCE Foundation team on the frontline with Vinnies
PAYCE Foundation representatives Dominic Sullivan and Tony Wishart joined the Vinnies Van team, including Vinnies CEO Yolanda Saiz and Vinnies Van Manager Josie Charbel on their mission to deliver food and support in Waterloo and Surry Hills.
Paula Nicolas honoured for transformative charity work
Paula Nicolas, the inspirational founder of St Merkorious Charity, has been awarded the prestigious Dempsey Medal by the Archdiocese of Sydney in recognition of her extraordinary contribution to supporting vulnerable communities.
Record-breaking turnout for Parramatta Street Feast
Nearly 400 people came together at St Patrick’s Cathedral Hall in Parramatta on 19 November for the fifth annual Parramatta Street Feast, marking the largest gathering in the event’s history.
Sydney community celebrate as one at eighth annual Street Feast
Hundreds gathered on the steps of St Mary’s Cathedral to celebrate community over a shared meal thanks to another successful Sydney Street Feast.
Melrose Park Community Cup proves a winner
The Melrose Park Community Cup has once again proved a winner for local organisations, raising a record $102,000 at this year’s event — continuing a proud tradition of community support that began with the PAYCE Foundation as the founding major sponsor.
PAYCE Foundation steps up with Wagga Vinnies Van donation
The PAYCE Foundation has extended its support for those struggling to make ends meet – donating $144,000 to a dedicated Vinnies Van for the regional city of Wagga.
PAYCE Foundation donates $80,000 to community grants program
The PAYCE Foundation has donated $80,000 to community groups, including those assisting the growing number of youth at risk in the Southern Highlands.
Spring weather shines on annual Day at the Bay
A perfect Spring Day attracted the biggest crowd yet for the St Merkorious Charity’s annual fundraiser Day at the Bay.
Domestic Violence Wardrobe Service hits 200-capsule milestone
Thread Together’s Domestic Violence Wardrobe Service has reached a major milestone, delivering more than 200 new clothing capsules to women’s shelters across NSW.
Sydney Street Choir inspires Martin Place crowd
More than 200 people joined in with the Street Choir Sing Out in Martin Place, an annual event to raise money to fund its operations.
Mobile Community Hub emerges to help the homeless
It was an empty park on a grey night in Redfern Waterloo when the trucks rolled in to support those struggling to survive, battered by the cold, rising prices and often going without.
PAYCE Foundation calls for “Homelessness Action Now”
As Homelessness Week 2025 commences, the number of people still living on the streets requires urgent action, according to PAYCE Foundation Director Dominic Sullivan.