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CELEBRATE IDAHOBIT
AT HOME

1. SIGN UP
Register your activity to stay in the loop.
2. HOST AN ACTIVITY
Check out the toolkit for inspiration.
3. DONATE
To support LGBTIQ youth.

WAYS TO CELEBRATE AT HOME

1. Rainbow Night In

Host rainbow-filled night at home - with family or online.
If you’re going digital, you can use Google Hangouts, or the House Party app to bring everyone together.
Watch a film on Netflix or take turns with DJ duties! Encourage friends to donate what they’d spend on a night out on the town and support LGBTIQ youth.

2. Rainbow Dinner

If your speed is less big night out and more Sunday roast, host a Sunday social with a digital (or real-life) dinner party! Skip bringing the wine or box of Favourites and donate instead. Catch up online, comparing rainbow dinner set-ups, and having a rejuvenating great night in.

3. Rainbow Home Office

Grab a Pride Desk Pack to turn your next digital team meeting into a rainbow affair. You’ll be decked out with a poster, flag, pens and lanyard – all you need to champion inclusivity, be visible in your pride or allyship, and remind co-workers that discrimination has no place online or offline.

GO RAINBOW

Deck your home out with rainbows! 100% of proceeds from every single purchase goes towards supporting LGBTIQ youth Australia-wide.

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GO SOCIAL

If it’s not online, did it even happen? Share your #IDAHOBIT adventures online – we have some digital downloads to get you started!

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DOWNLOAD THE HOME TOOLKIT

Toolkit Posters Event Signs Thank You Certificates All Resources

AFTER YOUR EVENT

1. SMILE BECAUSE YOU DID GOOD

How good is celebrating sexual and gender diversity? Thank you for your work. Don’t forget to post photos, blogs and let the world know about your work.

2. DONATE

You can donate any money raised securely by credit card.

3. SEND LOVE

Send out a thank you note or download our thank you certificate to give to everyone involved. If you raised money, announce how much in the newsletter or in assembly.
100% OF FUNDS RAISED GO TO PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT LGBTIQ AUSTRALIANS