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Support our 2024 Annual Appeal
The Annual Appeal at MoAD raises funds to assist with a range of projects including interpreted galleries, exhibitions, acquisitions and conservation.
Your donation to the 2024 Annual Appeal will help us recreate the Clerk of the Senate's office to evoke the day of the Whitlam government's dismissal.
Donations over $2 are fully tax deductible. Donations of $50 or more will be acknowledged on our website and in our Annual Report.
Thank you to our donors
We would like to thank and acknowledge our donors to the 2024 Annual Appeal, including those who would like to remain anonymous.
Dr Marion Amies
David Blayney
Sarah Brasch
Gai Brodtmann
Sue Dyer and Dr Stephen Dyer
Christopher Field
The Henry Parkes Foundation
Jeffrey Gabriel
Jeannie and Peter Gill
Peter Graves
Meredith Hinchliffe AM
Stephen Holt
Peter Hyland
Claudia Hyles OAM
Kristian Jacobsen
Carly Jassy
David Lewis
Robert Lundie
Nicola Mallik
Chris Mansfield
Robyn McClelland
Vicki and Wayne McGeoch
Elizabeth McGinnis
Quac Minh La
Lisa Mullins
Brett Odgers
Fiona Pacey
Margaret Pope
Aliya and Robert Porter
Graeme Rankin
The Hon Margaret Reid AO
Niki Savva
Nicholas Schmidt
Reg Shepherd
Wayne Sheridan
Lajla Sidhu
Amy L Tang
Felicity and Simon Tepper
Ian and Valerie Thom
Suzanne Wood
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