Third round grant recipients announced
The Foundation has announced its third annual round of grants with a total of $85,000 in grants distributed to five worthy recipients.
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- Heritage is currently reviewing its position in relation to the RBA’s decision on 6 December to increase the Official Cash Rate. We’ll make an announcement here after we finalise our decision.
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Our First Community at Heart Appeal
23 June 2022
Growing stronger communities is at the very heart of what the Foundation was set up to achieve.
To help celebrate this, we have launched our first “Community at Heart Appeal”.
We want this appeal to engage with the entire Heritage family, coming together to showcase what having Community at Heart can achieve.
The inaugural Community at Heart Appeal will run from Monday 4 July to Friday 8 July. It will be supporting the Foundation’s charity partner The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation and its Share-A-Book Program.
Share-A-Book provides new and quality pre-loved books to Indigenous, refugee and marginalised communities in need of resources.
Donated books are distributed to targeted regions across Australia such as Tennant Creek, Palm Island, Groote Eylandt, Kempsey, Wagga Wagga and many more.
Our aim is to collect as many new or good quality second-hand children’s books or donations to purchase children’s books.
Books can be donated at any Heritage Bank Branch and you can visit the Heritage Bank website location page to find a branch near you.
Types of books accepted:
- Books for little readers aged 0-12 years.
- New books or second-hand books in excellent condition.
- Fiction and non-fiction titles.
Types of books not accepted:
- Damaged, torn or outdated books.
- Encyclopaedias, manuals or text books.
- Magazines.
- Books with religious or adult themes.
If you don’t have a physical book to donate you can still support the appeal by making a donation which will be used to purchase books online through the Give Now platform. Make a donation online now.
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