Music Fest Charity Concert
Here at Retail Fest, we’ve been thinking, what’s a festival without incredible music, some serious dance moves and the opportunity to give back to a worthy cause.
So we decided to throw an epic closing concert to celebrate Australia’s biggest week in Ecommerce and Retail.
We are taking things to the next level with DJ Shoebox Moses, Yo Mafia and Sneaky Sound System all gracing the stage for one night only.
It's not just a party!
With the help and generosity of the Retail industry in Australia and the US, Retail Global has been able to give over 1 million dollars to charities over the past 15 years.
 In 2024 we are excited to partner with the team at Thread Together.Â
Charity Partner
ABOUT THREAD TOGETHER
Our founder, Andie Halas, saw the potential for unsold new clothing to be given to people in need, whilst also protecting the environment by saving these items from landfill.
Today, Thread Together clothes thousands of people across the country every week.
To achieve this, we partner with hundreds of fashion brands, a network of charities & social service agencies, and thousands of volunteers.
We are unique in that we keep clothing in circulation and we are recognised by the Fashion Industry as the most ethical solution to fashion excess.
$1 Million in Charity Donations
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2023 $56,000.00
Ganbina
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2022 $101,825.98
TIACS (This Is A Conversation Starter)
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2019 $101,295.00
Retail Orphan Initiative (AUS)
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2018 $141,525.71
Retail Orphan Initiative (AUS)
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2018 $55,000.00 (USD)
Retail Orphan Initiative (USA)
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2017 $87,073.38
Retail Orphan Initiative (AUS)
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2017 $12,000.00 (USD)
Retail Orphan Initiative (USA)
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2016 $77,521.00
Reach Foundation
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2016 $25,247.00 (USD)
Retail Orphan Initiative (USA)
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2015 $52,266.00
Reach Foundation
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2015 $12,000.00 (USD)
Retail Orphan Initiative (USA)
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2014 $52,802.00
Reach Foundation
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2013 $68,120.00
Reach Foundation
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2012 $89,250.00
Reach Foundation
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2011 $28,297.00
Reach Foundation
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2010 $21,577.00
Alana & Madeline Foundation
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2009 $2420.00
Shane Warne Foundation