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Can I make a donation in memory of someone?

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Yes you can, and thank you for considering Country Needs People as the recipient of such a precious gift.   

We are also very happy to acknowledge your In Memoriam donation on our website and in our annual Impact Report.  Please advise if you are happy to have your loved one's In Memoriam donation listed or you would prefer it to be kept anonymous.   

Online:   

You can make a donation online via our donation page and simply email us afterwards at [email protected] to let us know this is an In Memoriam donation, your loved one’s name and any other details you wish to share.  

Donating directly:  

Alternatively you can donate directly to the Country Needs People Public Fund and avoid paying platform fees.  After you have donated – see bank details below - please email us about your special In Memoriam donation for the tax receipt at [email protected] and feel free to include any details of your loved one you wish to share.   

Account Name: Country Needs People Public Fund 
BSB: 313 140 
Account: 1229 3147 

Country Needs People is a national not-for-profit organisation born from the support of hundreds of Traditional Owners around the country.

We pay our respects to all the First Nations people around Australia and their unbroken commitment to keep Country strong on land and sea. We acknowledge Indigenous partners, Traditional Owners, Elders past, present and emerging and extend our appreciation of their support and guidance of our daily work.

ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE, ABORIGINAL LAND.