ways you can give

 

Abacus Learning Centre has DGR status (Deductable Gift Recipient status)

Donations of $2 and over are tax deductible

 

Abacus is proud to partner with Shout For Good powered by ANZ Bank. Shout is a zero commission digital fundraising platform that is on a mission to change the way the world gives.

Online donations can be made via the link below and will make a world of difference to autistic children and their families.

 

 

Donations can also be received by:

Direct deposit to our Abacus Learning Centre fundraising account at Bendigo Bank.
BSB: 633 000   Account Number: 149880593

OR

Cheque or money order made payable to Abacus Learning Centre
can be mailed to PO Box 266 Hastings VIC 3915 

 

 

If a donation is made via direct deposit or mailed to the centre please send your details to Abacus and a receipt will be issued for all donations over $2.

 

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Donation In Lieu of Gifts

 

Giving a physical gift for occasions like birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries or weddings and sending flowers when a loved one passes is customary, but we are finding that more and more people are asking for their friends and family to donate to a charity close to their heart.

By contributing to our cause, whether it be a gift in memory or celebration, you will help us continue our great work ensuring many more autistic children connect, communicate and learn.

 

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Including a Charity in Your Will

 

Leaving a gift in your will is another way to support the vital work of charities you care about. A gift to Abacus Learning Centre will continue to make a positive impact on the lives of many autistic children and their families.

 

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Partner with Abacus

 

Partnering with Abacus means engaging many stakeholders around a meaningful cause. Whether it be through corporate sponsorship, workplace giving, volunteering your time or donations of products and/or services, there are many ways to contribute to our life-changing work and give back to your community.

We would love to talk about how we might be able to join forces and discuss how we make a difference to young autistic children and their families.