Golden Casket, part of Australia’s official lottery, donated AU$300,000 to an organization dedicated to help victims of crime and missing persons. The Daniel Marcombe Foundation helps victims but also offers child safety programs and events. The lottery also sends AMBER Alerts to more than 900 retail outlets in Queensland.

Golden Casket, the company overseeing some of Australia’s lotteries, has pledged $300,000 to an organization working to keep children safe. The Daniel Morcombe Foundation supports the country’s AMBER Alert programs, provides assistance to crime victims and supports families of missing persons.

The foundation was created in 2005 by Bruce and Denise Morcombe after their 13-year-old son Daniel was abducted in 2003. Golden Casket also broadcasts information about missing and abducted children at 900 outlets in Queensland. The latest donation is funded by unclaimed lottery money.