Red Dot has delivered an early Christmas gift to local not-for-profit Hannah’s House’s, with the WA-owned retailer handing over a cheque for nearly $26,000.

Hannah’s House, which provides specialised in-home and community support for children with complex health needs, was chosen as Red Dot’s October 2025 charity partner.

Shoppers donated $25,866.98 in store during the month as part of Red Dot’s ongoing charity support program.

Hannah’s House CEO Jonine Collins thanked Red Dot for its generosity.

“We’re thrilled with this crucial support from Red Dot and their incredible customers which will help us light up so many lives,” she said.

“This donation will help us provide 272 hours of much-needed care and comfort for children who live with complex medical conditions, as well as their families.

“It’s also a brilliant way to kick off our Light Up A Life Christmas Giving campaign which encourages people to fundraise during the festive season by decorating and lighting up their homes or workplaces.”

As a WA business, Red Dot’s charity partner initiative acknowledges the support the local community has given to the retailer. 

Red Dot Marketing Manager Renee Correia said: “Giving back to WA organisations that bring out the best in the community is a way to give back to the people who’ve supported our business, so it’s very important to us.”

Red Dot has collected nearly $1.5 million for more than 40 local and Australian charities since it started fundraising more than 15 years ago.

Hannah’s House’s services include:

♥  Providing short-term day or overnight respite

♥  Seamless transition from hospital to
home-based care

♥  Play therapy plans that aid in the child’s
development

♥  Extending emergency or crisis support in
times of heightened necessity

♥  Delivering palliative care and end-of-live
respite

♥  Expert care for children with complex health
needs while they’re at school.