Our Charity Housie program is a key contributor of funds to Learning Links. Similar to Bingo, players buy books of tickets, hoping their numbers are called first so they can win the cash or prizes that are up for grabs. This low-cost community game offers entertainment to patrons in licensed clubs with proceeds going towards charitable organisations.
Learning Links is the largest provider of Charity Housie in NSW with sessions in 35 clubs across Greater Sydney, Central Coast, the Illawarra Region and Wagga Wagga. The funding received through this program is vital in supporting Learning Links’ programs and services and the help provided to children and families.
Visit our Charity Housie website for full details including sessions and venues.
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