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Support Act is reliant on donations and fundraising. It currently receives no Government funding. One quite well known music industry participant who was touched by adversity at one stage of his career has been donating a % of his annual earnings. During the last financial year administrative costs (after allowing for the specific donations given to cover the cost of administration and case work staff) represented only 7.5% of net revenue after fundraising costs.
Join Support Act: Membership is open to anyone, with a one off joining fee of $33. Please visit Join Support Act for further information and to join online.
Help raise funds: Fundraising is crucial. Support Act needs to raise at least $3000 per year per beneficiary and currently receives no Government funding.
- Individuals: Contact us to set up a monthly donation or donate as a gift
- Businesses: One option is to set up a Workplace Giving option for employees which enables Support Act to receive regular donations and also provides tax benefits for staff.
For further information please contact:
Joanna Forman - Admin & Fundraising Manager
Email: administration@supportact.com.au
Tel: 02 9332 4424
If you would like to donate online, you can do so using PayPal. Paypal is a secure site. Please click the donate button under the menu on the left. Donations can also be made using the downloadable pdf form below.
All donations are tax deductable and a tax receipt will be supplied.
Bequests
It’s simple and straightforward to remember Support Act in your Will. If you would like to show your support for members of the Australian music industry who are in need as a result of illness, accident or other misfortune, you may wish to include a gift to Support Act Limited in your will. In doing so you are making a unique contribution to the wellbeing of others who depend on Support Act for help.
Should you wish to make Support Act a bequest, the following information may be useful as a guide. It is important, and Support Act recommends, that you consult a solicitor for independent and professional advice, whether you are updating an existing Will or making a new one. This will help ensure that your Will is valid and that your intentions and wishes are respected.
If you would like to download further information on making a bequest to Support Act, including examples of specific wording, please click here.
Alternatively please contact Joanna Forman, Admin & Fundraising Manager. Any details will be kept strictly confidential.
