Make a Gift

During the development of St Joseph’s College in the 1960s and 1970s, Monsignor C J Duffy described it as:

"Serene and enduring… yet she has never been in repose… but with unhurried speed she keeps abreast of the moving years in search of better things… providing in advance for the demands made upon her."

Your practical assistance in ensuring a strong and confident future for St Joseph's College would be greatly appreciated.

Find out more about SJC's current appeals here.

Donations to the SJC Foundation

Donations can be accepted in various ways:

• Donations by cheque or credit card (download a Contribution Form)
• Online donations
• Shares or bonds
• A gift of a realisable asset
• A bequest (more information and appropriate paragraphs for inclusion in a Will or Codicil are available here)
• A gift in kind such as livestock, professional services, or auction items
  for fundraising events held throughout the year (download a Fundraising Item Form)
• Assignment of a right to income
• An insurance policy nominating the college as the beneficiary

Your support can be made by a single contribution, annual pledge or monthly credit card deductions, spread over a period of time to suit your circumstances. These contributions can be from an individual, family, company or a group gift.

Your total contribution will be recognised by the SJC Foundation as follows:

• $ 1,000 Donor
• $ 5,000 Sponsor
• $10,000 Fellow
• $25,000 Life Member of the Foundation.

The Chairman and Directors of St Joseph's College Foundation will also warmly welcome and appropriately acknowledge contributions above the level of Life Member.

To find out more about making a gift to the college, or for information about the SJC Foundation and current Development Office activities, please contact:

SJC Development Office

Office Telephone: (02) 9816 0868

Director of Development, Richard Quinn

Telephone: (02) 9816 0807
Fax: (02) 9816 0873
Email: development@joeys.org

You can also:

• Download a Contribution Form
• Make an online donation