Gary
Selling The Big Issue is like having a mini business. Sometimes it’s challenging, like all business, especially when the weather is bad. But it also shows people that I’m consistent and have a strong work ethic.
Read MoreSelling The Big Issue is like having a mini business. Sometimes it’s challenging, like all business, especially when the weather is bad. But it also shows people that I’m consistent and have a strong work ethic.
Read MoreThat’s the biggest thing I’ve gotten from being a [The Big Issue] vendor: getting out and about among people, and staying physically active.
Read MoreI don’t think I’ll ever stop selling The Big Issue. I like talking to people.
Read MoreThe Women’s Workforce has made such a huge impact for me. The financial freedom! Another dollar in my account, and it will only multiply: things will get better from here.
Read MoreTwenty years later, here I am. This job is my life.
Read MoreI love selling The Big Issue. I don’t like being told what to do; I like the freedom of working my own time and hours.
Read MoreI’ve sold in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and now Sydney. People’s generosity has always been good with The Big Issue.
Read MoreI’m very happy selling The Big Issue – I’m going to keep doing it until I retire.
Read MoreI come to Degraves Street every day to spend time with people. The money I make from The Big Issue makes a difference.
Read MoreThings have been getting a lot better since I’ve been a vendor. Independence is really important to me, to avoid being stuck at home doing nothing.
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