B.A.S.P. - ONLINE AUCTION

Please support this online auction to raise funds for the work of BASP. 

Fifty eight fabulous items are available to bid for from the comfort of your home. Treat yourself! (or someone else)

Remember, ONLY  72 sleeps till Christmas!

The auction bidding STARTS 5pm Friday 16 October 2020 and FINISHES 5pm Sunday 18 October 2020.

Place a bid and if your bid is the highest at close of auction, you will be notified. You will also be notified if a higher bid is entered during the auction.

If you are SUCCESFUL, payment details will be forwarded to you. Items will be delivered via courier or post once payment is received.

If you are UNSUCCESFUL with your bid, OR wish to make a DONATION  to our fundraiser. Details are :-

DIRECT DEBIT
ST MARY OF THE CROSS MORDIALLOC/ASPENDALE SPECIAL PURPOSE ACCOUNT
BSB 083 347    ACCOUNT No: 45872 3577                                                                   Reference JAG/BASP AUCTION

CREDIT CARD - OR -  CASH PAYMENT DETAILS
EMAIL-    mordiallocaspendale@cam.org.au
PHONE-  9580 7981  (Office Hrs  9am - 4pm Mon to Fri)                                            Reference JAG/BASP AUCTION

100% of the funds raised will go to BASP. The Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project.

BASP was established in 2001.

The Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project (BASP) aims to:

• Provide hospitality and practical support for people seeking asylum;
• Actively network with like-minded individuals and groups who are working for justice for asylum seekers;
• Promote advocacy for the rights of people seeking asylum;
• Engage in education about asylum seekers’ issues.

IN ORDER TO FUND THESE VITAL ACTIVITIES, BASP NEED $100,000 EVERY MONTH.   

These funds are needed to:   

Provide rental assistance for over 260 people, (totalling $88,000/month)          

Provide emergency funds for cash adva

Provide food parcels for many families, delivered by volunteers. 

 St Mary of the Cross, Mordialloc and Aspendale parishioners and our Justice Action Group (JAG)  have been strong supporters of BASP for many years.