LLL’s Christmas Giving

LLL’s Christmas Giving

Get into the spirit of the season with LLL’s Christmas Giving.  Grow your wealth and help children in need this Christmas with LLL’s Christmas Giving and Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS).

Simply open and invest in a 3 or 6 Month LLL Term Investment between 1 December 2025 and 30 January 2026, and not only will you enjoy our competitive interest rates with zero fees and charges, but you’ll also help provide a life-changing education to children in some of the world’s most impoverished regions.

For every Term Investment established during this promotional period, LLL will buy a School Start Set through the ALWS Gifts of Grace program on your behalf.

And your impact doesn’t stop there, with the value and impact of the Gift of Grace purchased on your behalf increasing incrementally with the amount of funds you purposefully invest with LLL, starting with a School Start Set up to a Goat!

A School Start Set, that includes pencils, paper, and reading exercise books, opens doors for a life of learning and possibilities, giving children the essential supplies they need to read, write and thrive at school.

“This support is more than just books and pens to me, it is pure hope. It means I can keep moving forward, no matter how difficult the journey is for me.” – Yusef, Somalia

You can also choose to make an impact in other areas via the LCA Donations Portal.

Check out the many great causes you can support at the Donations Portal, choose one close to your heart, let us know, and we will make a donation on your behalf.

So, do more with your money this Christmas and invest with purpose and meaning with an impactful LLL Term Investment. Call 1800 556 457 or email lll@lll.org.au to find out more.

By law, LLL must inform investors that LLL’s debenture products are only intended to attract investors whose primary purpose for making their investment is to support LLL’s charitable purposes, primarily support for the Mission of the Lutheran Church in Australia; that investors may be unable to get some or all of their money back when the investor expects it or at all; and that an investment in LLL’s debentures is not comparable to investments with banks, finance companies or fund managers.