Donate to ANVAM

Make a difference in with a tax deductible donation today.

Why Donate?

ANVAM is a charity with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status. This means your donation is fully tax deductible. Importantly, our contribution will positively impact the lives of veterans and their families, while bringing to Australian audiences some of our nations most significant plus new and emerging artists.

Via Credit Card or PayPal

By clicking on the button below, you will be able to donate via credit card or PayPal via a fully secure gateway. You do not need a PayPal account to donate through this gateway and ANVAM does not store your credit card details. To pay by card without creating a PayPal account, select ‘Pay With Card’ when prompted by the PayPal login screen.

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Via Bank Transfer

Account Name: Australian National Veterans Arts Museum Ltd

BSB: 083-004 Account Number: 927934976

Please include ‘Donation’ and your name in the description and complete the following form to request tax deductible receipt.

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Your donation will help extend the provision of facilitated arts programs to veterans and families within their local community.
 Programs are person-centred designed and conducted to meet the needs of individual participants. Funding supports employment of professional arts facilitators and mentors.

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Your donation is working towards ANVAM leading lobbying efforts to save the former Repatriation Commission Outpatient Clinic, to one day be a national cultural institution and home of veteran arts. This place, located at 310 St Kilda Road, Southbank, has a direct historical link to the survivors of Sudan Campaign, South Africa (Boer) War, WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam wars.

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Your donation will support ongoing research into the benefits and efficacy of community-based arts engagement in its many forms in the context of mental and social health, trauma and moral injury.

Donors

ANVAM invites all Australians to support our mission of supporting veterans and their families wellbeing through the arts as an ANVAM Donor. Donors to ANVAM are recognised below:

  • Donor – $1,000+

    • Rhonda and Rod Gill (2019, 2020)

    • Frankston Naval Memorial Club (2019)

    • Radford Foundation (2019)

    • Sharyn Meade (2020)

    • George Petrou (2022)

  • Affiliate – $10,000+

    • Sherene Guy (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023)

    • Peter Guy (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023)

    • Rhonda and Rod Gill (2021, 2022, 2023)

    • Wheelton Philanthropy (2023)

    • Mark Johnston (2023)

    • Dominik Kul (2023)

    • Mike Godfrey (2023)

    • Melbourne Defence Ball (2024)

  • Fellow – $100,000+

  • Governor – $1,000,000+

  • Benefactor – $10,000,000+

Centenary of Service: Founding Donors

ANVAM thanks those generous Australian’s who became ANVAM Founding Donors. Donations to ANVAM made during the Centenary of World War 1 (2015-18) are now recognised as Founding Donors:

  • Founding Donor – $1,000

    • M Besen AC & Eva Besen AO

    • Sharyn Meade

    • Dr Ruth A Barker

    • Julian Lippi

    • Dominik & Natalia Kul

    • Sirius Foundation

    • Melbourne Military Officers Ball

    • Richmond RSL

    • Rhonda and Rod Gill

    • The Fred Pham Foundation

    • Nafee McFadzen

    • Greg Yorke

    • Ian Cook

  • Founding Affiliate – $10,000

    • Peter Guy

    • Sherene Guy

  • Founding Fellow – $100,000

    • Anonymous

Bequests

A bequest to ANVAM can leave a legacy for the ongoing provision of this critical support to our veteran community and help other Australians understand the impact of service. Please consider leaving a bequest to ANVAM and we welcome a conversation with you about your bequest. 

Please consider adding the following codicil to your Will:

I bequeath the sum of $……………to the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum Ltd for its general purposes and declare that the receipt of an executive officer at the time, shall be sufficient discharge of my executor’s duty.