At Good Yolk Co, we believe goodness shouldn’t stop at your kitchen table. That’s why we want to give back to the communities and organisations that support us — extending the care we put into our eggs to the people and places around us.
I=Change is a purpose driven giving platform that enables us to direct funding towards trusted community and social causes. We’re excited to shine a light on real stories of good people doing great things.
Support Kids with Cancer
given one year’s access to the Starlight Express Room.
$39 gives one sick child access to the Starlight Express Room for a year.
Every minute of every day a child is admitted to hospital. When a once-bright life becomes dulled by needles, hospital visits and painful treatments, Starlight helps sick kids forget their illness and rediscover the joy of childhood.
There’s a Starlight Express Room in every children’s hospital in Australia. In these vibrant medical-free zones our superhero, Captain Starlight, brightens the world for seriously ill children and their families.
Through games, movies, performances and more, Starlight helps sick kids forget their illness for a while and get down to the serious business of having fun! Captain Starlight also brightens the otherwise clinical wards with daily ward rounds full of jokes, magic and laughter.
Support Young Women with Cancer
given a day of pre-made meals
Cancer Chicks is a support community for young women aged 18–35 who are navigating cancer, severe chronic, or terminal illnesses.
It was founded to fill a vital gap—offering age-appropriate support during what can be an incredibly isolating and overwhelming time.
We provide a safe, judgment-free space where young women can connect with others who truly understand what they’re going through. Our services include peer-to-peer support, curated care kits, access to mental health resources, professional medical guidance, online forums, social meetups, and uplifting events designed to help these women feel seen, supported, and empowered—all at no cost to them.
At the heart of Cancer Chicks is a simple but powerful mission: no young woman should face illness alone.
Help restore sight
given culturally appropriate eye care services
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults are three times more likely to go blind than other Australians, although 90% of vision loss is preventable or treatable.
The Fred Hollows Foundation provides investment and access to culturally appropriate eye care services to remote and underserved Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
With a 30 year tradition, the Foundation supports training, education, screening and treatment to improve Indigenous Australian eye health.