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6 Babies Are Stillborn Every Day in Australia

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Your Bid Could Help Save a Life.

What if shopping for something you love could help save a baby's life?

Every single day, six babies are stillborn in Australia. Many stillbirths are preventable, yet too many families are left facing unimaginable heartbreak. We need your help to change that.

Still Aware is Australia's first and only charity solely dedicated to stillbirth prevention, providing lifesaving education and resources to expectant parents across the country.

This October, we are asking Australians to shop with purpose and bid for a cause that truly matters!

Our annual online charity auction is LIVE, with over 150 incredible items, gifts and experiences up for grabs!

BID NOW: https://app.galabid.com/stillawaregala2026/items

From treating yourself to getting ahead on Christmas shopping, this is your chance to grab something special while helping us protect little lives. Our goal? Raise $30,000 by Sunday, 18 October. We are already halfway there, but we need YOU to help us cross the finish line!

Every winning bid helps fund stillbirth prevention education and resources that could make a lifesaving difference.

Do not just scroll past. Place a bid. Win something incredible. Help save little lives.

BID NOW: https://app.galabid.com/stillawaregala2026/items

HURRY! AUCTION CLOSES SUNDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2026.

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Your support helps us reach more families with lifesaving stillbirth prevention education.

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