Foodbank Partnership

Conxxion is committed to supporting communities and combating hunger through its partnership with Foodbank Australia. Since 2015, Conxxion has donated over $100,000 and provided more than 200,000 meals to those facing food insecurity. This ongoing initiative ensures that for every new service activation or IBO joining, one meal is donated to Foodbank. This commitment continues to make a meaningful impact in the fight against hunger.

We have been a regular Foodbank supporter since 2015

More than $100,000 has been raised since the start of our partnership!

More than 200,000 meals have been donated to people in need.

Volunteer at Foodbank

The Foodbank team is small and relies heavily on teams and individuals who generously give their time. Volunteering at your local Foodbank distribution centre is a great way to give back, bond as a team, and see Conxxion’s impact firsthand. There are different volunteer opportunities available in each state.

Click on the state below to find our more. Thank you for helping put food on the table for those in need.

NSW/ACT
VIC
QLD
WA
SA/NT
TAS

According to the Foodbank Hunger Report 2024, low-income households are experiencing the highest rates of food insecurity since the start of the cost-of-living crisis. This report brings attention to Australia’s hidden hunger crisis, illustrating who is most affected, the scale of the issue, and the causes behind it.
Earning Statement

RVPs and SVPs (including Circle of Champions members) earn annual income achieved by fewer than 1% of ACN IBOs. Their success stories and earnings are extraordinary and not typical. Earnings as an ACN IBO are based solely upon the successful sale of products to customers and their usage of those products. Individuals will incur expenses in operating their ACN business, such as the sign-up fee and renewal fee, as well as other possible operating expenses. As with any business, earnings and success at ACN are not guaranteed but depend primarily on the individual’s commitment, persistence and effort. Individuals may not earn income and may lose money as an IBO.

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