Support our remarkable research
Our success depends not only on the future generosity of our partners in government and industry, but on support from individuals, community groups and philanthropic organisations.
By supporting the Violence Research and Prevention Program at Griffith University, you are helping to make a positive change in society by reducing violence and its physical, mental and emotional impacts.
Your kind support will enable research to inform and foster effective policies and programs to reduce the impacts of violence on individuals, families, and communities.
Our priorities include, but are not limited to:
- sexual violence
- youth violence
- alcohol/substance use and violence
- institutional and group violence
- persistent offenders
- mental health and violence.
Your kind support will help build knowledge, and inform and foster effective policies and programs to reduce the impacts of violence on individuals, families and communities.
Types of giving
There are many different ways you may give to the Violence Research and Prevention Program. Our Development and Alumni staff will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Sponsorships
A sponsorship helps us achieve a mutually beneficially partnership where money, goods and services are exchanged for naming rights, publication rights and recognition. Sponsorships can create mutually beneficial relationships and assist us in achieving our vision of more effective violence prevention.
Scholarships
A scholarship is a financial award to an individual for the purpose of furthering their education. A scholarship donor is given the opportunity to present their scholarship at Griffith University’s annual awards nights and is recognised in appropriate university publications.
Endowments
Donors may choose to make donations that are invested for a particular term or even in perpetuity. It is important to discuss such donations with the Development and Alumni Office to ensure that the capital will produce an income stream capable of supporting the project or position of your choosing. The University invests the capital and pays 100% of the interest earned to the particular project or position specified by the donor.
Bequests
Bequests are very personal gifts, providing a legacy in your will that lasts beyond a lifetime. A bequest can be an amount of money or specific property such as real estate, shares and other investments. Some donors have specific interests that they want to support with their bequest.
Prizes and awards
Establishing a prize or award is easy and can be done for a range of reasons:
- To remember a family member.
- To give back to the university.
- To reward today’s best and brightest students.
Corporate partnerships
Corporate partnerships can deliver strong benefits to both parties. Please contact us for further information.
Donations
All gifts of $2 or more are tax-deductible, and donors receive an official Griffith University receipt. 100% of your gift goes towards supporting the work of the Violence Research and Prevention Program.
How you can give
- Donate online and select 'Violence Research and Prevention Program.
- Use your credit card to make a donation over the phone during business hours.
- Download and mail the PDF below.
- Office of Development and Alumni
- Gold Coast campus
- Griffith University, Queensland, 4222, Australia
ABN : 78 106 094 461. Griffith University is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a Deductible Gift Recipient ( DGR ) and as such is eligible to offer tax deductibility for donations.
The Promoter of this Appeal is the Director, Development and Alumni Office, Griffith University pursuant to Sanction Number CP5701
Support the Violence Research and Prevention Program
To find out more, or to discuss how you may like to support the Violence Research and Prevention Program, please contact us