Ray White Group Launches Homelessness Fundraiser
Staff across Australia are sleeping in offices and tents to raise $50,000 for homelessness charities.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Philanthropy

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Ray White Group has launched the A Night Without Home campaign throughout October 2026 to collect $50,000 for domestic violence support services. The initiative features staff sleeping in temporary locations and hosting charity events to highlight the national housing crisis.
Why it matters
Domestic and family violence is currently the leading cause of homelessness in Australia, with the number of affected individuals doubling between 2021 and 2024. This campaign seeks to raise urgent funds and awareness for the 122,000 Australians facing housing instability.
The firm aims to reach a $50,000 fundraising goal this year, building on the $1 million raised by the A Home For All Foundation in 2025. Currently, 122,000 Australians experience homelessness on any given night, with 94% not sleeping rough.
The players
Ray White Group
This is an Australasian real estate company that operates across the country and is leading the current fundraising campaign.
A Home For All Foundation
This organization facilitates industry-wide charity efforts and distributed over $1 million to support services in 2025.
The details
To simulate the experience of homelessness, staff are sleeping in offices, cars, and tents while participating in charity auctions and Real Estate of Origin events. Volunteers are also providing support at the Early Bird Cafe in Sydney to assist those in need.
Timeline
122,000 Australians experienced homelessness on a given night in 2021.
Homelessness due to domestic violence more than doubled between 2021 and 2024.
A Home For All Foundation launched its inaugural fundraising campaign in 2025.
Ray White staff participate in A Night Without Home throughout October 2026.
Market Landscape
This effort follows the success of the A Home For All Foundation 2025 inaugural fundraising campaign by mobilising corporate staff to address the housing crisis. The movement reflects an industry trend where major firms leverage their national presence to tackle social issues directly.
Local communities in states like Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia may see increased volunteer presence and charity activity throughout the month. Shoppers and clients can participate in auctions or visit charity sites to support the ongoing effort to combat domestic violence-related homelessness.
The takeaway
The campaign highlights the reality that most people experiencing homelessness are not sleeping rough, but rather facing hidden instability. Residents can support these efforts by engaging with local homelessness charities or participating in the firm's planned charity events.
Further reading
Learn more about corporate giving trends in the Australia Philanthropy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Real Estate Australia.
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