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Fundraising in the malls

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Apply for a permit to fundraise in Queen Street Mall, Reddacliff Place and the Valley malls.

About fundraising in the malls

Registered charities and certain not-for-profit organisations can fundraise in designated areas within the city malls.

You need a fundraising permit to collect money or appeal for donations in these public places.

The designated fundraising areas are:

  • the corner of Adelaide and Albert Streets (Queen Street Mall side)
  • the corner of Adelaide and George Streets (Queen Street Mall side)
  • the corner of Adelaide and Edward Streets (Queen Street Mall side)
  • Reddacliff Place
  • Brunswick Street Mall
  • Chinatown Mall.

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Malls and precincts

Permissions for mall activities

Event and festival permits

Apply for a fundraising permit

There’s no fee for a fundraising permit. 

1 Prepare your supporting documents

Provide the following documents as Word, PDF or JPG files.

  • Registered Charity Certificate
  • Certificate of Currency for public liability insurance to the value of $20 million
  • assignment of day for street collection from the Office of Fair Trading
2 Submit your permit application

Submit a fundraising permit application with your documents using the online form.

Apply for a permit
3 After you apply

We will contact you within 5 business days to discuss your application.

For more information, contact City Malls Management:

Frequently asked questions

Registered charities can apply for a permit to carry out fundraising activities near the Queen Street and Valley malls.