TPS Enrichment Tree Fundraiser 2024
We're excited to introduce you to our Enrichment Tree Fundraiser, a wonderful opportunity for our school community to come together & support the enrichment of our children's education! At the heart of this initiative is the collaborative effort between teachers, parents, & students to enhance classroom resources and supplies. Here's how it works: 1. Classroom Wish Lists: Each of our dedicated teachers has carefully curated a list of essential classroom resources & supplies tailored to their specific needs & your child's educational journey. 2. Collective Goal Setting: Parents & families have the opportunity to contribute funds towards reaching grade-level goals for equipment and classroom items. As donations accumulate, we'll collectively work towards achieving milestones that unlock new resources. By participating, you're not just donating money; you're investing in the future of our children's education. Together, we can cultivate a nurturing and enriching learning environment.
Wheelchair Rugby League Australia Junior Development
Wheelchair Rugby League Australia is focused on providing opportunities for junior players. Funds raised will go towards court hire, development and activities to provide development pathways for the next generation of Wheelchair Rugby League superstars! Wheelchair Rugby League Australia is a registered charity.
IYCS Lay Mission & Vocation Conference - Rome 2024
This appeal is to assist the three IYCS delegates to the Rome Conference on Lay Mission and Vocation from 9-13 October 2024. https://rome2024.josephcardijn.com/ Total participation cost for each participant €275 plus travel €150 = €425 * 3 = €1275 = $A2110. Please give generously to enable us to achieve this goal.
Table is reopening soon. Thank you for your generosity!
We haven't forgotten the enjoyable times we've had at Table. Chef Thomas Heinrich is preparing EXCLUSIVE special dishes to those who have donated to say THANK YOU and repay you for your generosity! We will soon be in contact with you all, those who participated in our fundraising to help us bridge the gap in recreating a dining space for you. Please make sure to keep your receipts. For those who would like to be a part of our story, there is still time to donate and claim your rewards when you make a booking at Table. See you soon. We appreciate your help and support. (We absorb the fees of 2.5% with each donation as well as the 10% GST that is required of us.)
Music Teachers' Association of NSW - Newcastle Branch
The Music Teachers’ Association of NSW is a non-profit dedicated to supporting music teachers. Founded in 1912, it is the peak body supporting instrumental and vocal teachers in the state. It provides professional development, connection, information and support for music teachers, and performance and learning opportunities for their students. We are the Accreditation body for music teachers, encouraging high standards of music teaching and learning. Membership extends to all teachers and supporters in NSW. The Newcastle Branch looks after teachers in the Hunter Region, including Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Valley. Your support helps us to support music teachers and foster quality music education.
St Bernard's College Foundation Mark Rose Scholarship
This year the St Bernard’s College Foundation has the great pleasure of announcing the establishment of the Mark Rose Indigenous Scholarship. The scholarship which will be awarded for the first time in 2023 and is the College’s desire to create a learning environment that values Indigenous culture and promotes a sense of belonging for Indigenous students in our School. We are proud to have chosen to name the Scholarship after one of our much respected Old Collegians in Professor Mark Rose (SBOC 73) who is Deakin University’s Pro Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Strategy and Innovation. Mark Rose is traditionally linked to the Gunditjmara Nation of western Victoria. With a long career in education Mark has contributed to a broad range of educational settings within the State, nationally and internationally. The inclusion of Aboriginal knowledge and history in the national curriculum has become his life’s work.
Fremantle Biennale Benefactor
Supporters and Donors The Fremantle Biennale is a not for profit charity, run entirely on grants and donations. We are enormously grateful to all the partners who help us realise the ambitious Biennale program through their generous support. In 2019 the Biennale attracted around 27,000 visitors spending more than $1.8 million in Fremantle over three weekends. It’s an exciting and important event in WA’s cultural calendar, and partnerships such as those listed below, help ensure the Biennale remains part of our city for many years to come. If you would like to support the Fremantle Biennale through our community fundraising campaign, Love Bien, please visit: https://www.trybooking.com/au/donate/lovebien
Variety All Stars online Edition
Here we are live on the web for 1 night only. Come join us online as we showcase some of Adelaides most talented in this very special event. free to watch however we will be running a fundraiser through trybooking for the show with all proceeds split amongst the artists. Keep an eye out for our link closer to the show time. lets support local arts at its best.
Shaping our Future Scholarship
An opportunity for alumni to promote diversity and provide opportunity in our Future Shapers Program Each year our graduating cohort express interest in providing opportunity for others to experience our community leadership program. Our alumni often say that the diversity of the participant group is a key strength of the program. The 'Shaping the Future' Scholarship (formerly Leaders in Action Scholarship) aims to increase diversity, enabling participants not affiliated with employer organisations or experiencing financial hardship to participate.