Email is usually the best option, especially when you need to include details or links.
Contact WAssup
Let’s make something useful happen.
Have a question, a possible recipient, a fundraising idea or a practical way to help? Get in touch with Scott directly.
Direct contact
No switchboard. No maze.
WAssup is a small, founder-run initiative. Your message goes directly to Scott Bibby, the person coordinating the work.
If the call is not answered, please leave a voicemail or send an email.
A human response, not an automated one.
Scott personally reads and responds to enquiries. Replies may not always be immediate, but genuine enquiries will be treated with care.
Choose a starting point
What would you like to talk about?
Choose the closest option below. It will open a new email with a useful subject line.
Donate or sponsor
Discuss a direct contribution, speaker sponsorship or other practical support.
Start this email →Nominate an organisation
Suggest a WA youth or community organisation for the 108 Speakers Program.
Start this email →Recipient enquiry
Ask a question on behalf of a confirmed or prospective recipient organisation.
Start this email →Run a collection
Tell WAssup about a Containers for Change collection or fundraising idea.
Start this email →Partnership or media
Discuss a business partnership, interview, story or community collaboration.
Start this email →Something else
Send a general question, useful introduction or idea that does not fit above.
Start this email →Help us understand your enquiry
A few useful details go a long way.
You do not need to write a formal proposal. A short, clear email is enough to begin.
Please include, where relevant:
- Your name and organisation
- Your town or community
- The best way to contact you
- What you are proposing or asking
- Any timing, delivery or access considerations
Nominating a recipient
Tell us why the speaker would be used.
A nomination does not automatically guarantee a speaker. WAssup speaks with the organisation and checks that the equipment is wanted, can be stored safely and will be regularly available to the people it is intended to support.
Helpful nomination information
- The organisation’s full name and location
- A suitable staff or community contact
- Who the organisation works with
- How it would use a speaker and two microphones
- How the equipment would be stored, managed and shared
Privacy and safety
Please do not email sensitive information.
An initial enquiry should contain only what WAssup needs to understand and respond to your message. Please do not send:
- banking passwords, card numbers or verification codes
- copies of identity documents or detailed health records
- private information identifying a child or young person
- confidential case notes or information you do not have permission to share
WAssup will never ask for your banking password or a one-time security code. Official donation methods are published on the Get Involved page.
Follow the work
Updates are public.
Follow WAssup Community Services on Facebook for new recipient confirmations, fundraising progress, purchases and delivery updates.
Organisation details
WAssup Community Services
Founder: Scott Bibby
ABN: 49 495 986 762
Western Australia
WAssup does not operate a public office or accept walk-in visits. Please make contact by email or telephone first.
WAssup is not currently a registered charity. Donations are not tax deductible.
One useful conversation at a time
Wassup?
Tell us what would actually help, how you would like to contribute or who WAssup should speak with next.
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