Support Us
Life changing and life-saving programs
For more than 140 years, See Differently with the Royal Society for the Blind has given people the vision to imagine what’s possible through a diverse range of programs and support. We couldn’t do it without the support of the community.
What’s on this page?
From our wide range of services for people who are blind and living with low vision, to our leading Guide and Assistance Dog School and our disability employment, our programs are making a difference.
There are so many ways you can get involved, become part of our community and support See Differently. You can leave a gift in your will, take part in an event or fundraiser, join our Pupstars regular giving program or become a corporate partner. Another significant way you can support us is through our puppy volunteering, working with us to raise the Guide and Assistance dogs of the future.
Join Pupstars regular giving
Our See Differently Pupstars community supports these gorgeous little pups during their days in Puppy Program, setting them up for future greatness.
Leave a gift in your will
Leaving a gift to charity in your will creates a lasting legacy of helping people in need and making the world a better place.
See the latest events
Throughout the year we hold a number of fundraising and community events to support the work of See Differently. Coming along to an event is a great way to show your support.
Fundraise for us
Our community is incredible. We have an amazing community of volunteers who care for our puppies and we have an awesome community who support and even organise fundraisers for See Differently.
Become a Corporate Partner
We truly believe in the power of partnerships to make our community a better place. Together, we can achieve so much more, and we are very grateful to work with some generous and charitable organisations and businesses.
Puppy Volunteering
Love puppies? Volunteer to raise a service dog—we cover everything. Join a program that is changing lives today!
Meet Neveah
“Neveah is a secondary student living with low vision. This year she was one of the winners of the 2025 Australian Braille Institute/See Differently Challenge. Braille literacy is shown to improve life outcomes for young people living with low vision. This event is only possible through the generosity of our community.”