A bequest to Geelong Gallery is a precious gift and most generous way of making a lasting contribution to the Gallery. Such a legacy will enable present and future generations to draw inspiration and have transformative experiences from this much-loved institution.
Making a bequest in your Will is a straightforward process. After considering your family and loved ones, you can make a real and positive difference to Greater Geelong’s community and cultural landscape.
The Gallery maintains a permanent record of its benefactors and will acknowledge your generosity in a manner you feel appropriate or anonymously. We will always respect your wishes.
Through a bequest, of any size, you can make a significant and lasting tribute that will develop and strengthen Geelong Gallery’s Collection and public programs into the future. We are happy to discuss how you can support the Gallery and any personal requests or special areas of interest you may have.
For more information about our bequest program, please contact:
Tazmin Kip
Fundraising and Development Manager
E fundraising@geelonggallery.org.au
T 03 5229 3645
Bequests
Dorothy McAllister Bequest
Provides funds for the acquisition of early British (1780–1820) and Australian porcelain as well as examples of work by Geelong’s Colonial silversmiths.
Sybil Craig Bequest
Provides funds for the acquisition of works on paper.
Dr Colin Holden Bequest
Provides funds to ensure the Gallery will continue to collect, exhibit and research in the field of Australian and International printmaking.
John Norman Mann Bequest
Provided funds to support young Australian artists by enabling the Gallery to acquire their works for the Collection.
JB Ryan Perpetual Trust
Provides funds for the acquisition of works of art.
