Giving Back

Littlest Dreamers is a brand for the earth and its people. Our goal is to create a better future for all of the littlest dreamers of the world. An important aspect of fulfilling this dream, is to give back. To uphold our values and to best serve you, our Littlest Dreamers family, our aim is to be completely transparent in this process.

$1 from each sale is evenly donated to two organisations, these organisations vary depending on the current need of the earth.

The first organisation aims to give back to the First Nations Peoples through providing support to multiple aspects of their community; with the intention of helping to heal the ongoing trauma caused by the Stolen Generation. At the time of donation, this organisation will be decided upon by different Land Councils from each state. This ensures that the donations intended for First Nations Peoples is chosen by First Nations Peoples across Australia.

The second organisation chosen, focuses on the regeneration of flora worldwide to support the lungs of this earth. At the time of donation the second organisation is chosen by YOU wonderful LD fam. Votes will be taken over at @littlest.dreamers Instagram and Facebook pages via stories.

It is with great pleasure, that I share with you, Littlest Dreamers first act of giving back and the amazing organisations that have been chosen by the Jali Land Council and the LD family. Your support of this growing brand has:

Provided support to Bunjum Aboriginal Coporation. Bunjum is wholly Aboriginal owned and has been active since 1959. Bunjum is managed by a local Aboriginal Board. Your donations have been given to the Domestic Violence House in Ballina, which, provides refuge for woman and children.

http://www.bunjum.com.au

Planted 10 trees with Reforest Now. Reforest Now is an environmental NGO based in Byron Bay Australia. Their mission is to grow and plant trees that will reforest cleared land in subtropical Australia and stand for generations to come. Their Vision is to see this region as Australia's largest expanse of subtropical rainforest once again.

@reforestnow