Primary Ethics - Support Us

Primary Ethics is an independently run charity that receives no government funding. We depend on our generous supporters to be able to keep delivering ethics education programs to children across the state.

These are some of the comments from our supporters:

“We greatly appreciate our children having access to ethics classes at school. Thank you to the organisation and the volunteers.”

“Love your work!”

“As a volunteer in ethics I appreciate the effort that has gone into the syllabus, as I watch the classes grow in their understanding of what it means to be ethical.”

To donate using electronic funds transfer, contact us for the account details.

*A tax deductible receipt will be issued for all donations over $2.00 in accordance with Section 30-228 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Primary Ethics Limited holds Charitable License Number CFN/22134 in accordance with Section 16 of the Charitable Fundraising Act 1991.

Thank you for helping us have ethics classes at school.
– Souki, ethics student aged 9

Workplace giving is an easy and tax-effective way to support Primary Ethics. A workplace giving program is set up by an employer so that employees can donate to a charity directly from their salaries. It’s easy to set up and provides many benefits for both companies and employees while supporting a great cause. Employers can also choose to match their employee’s contributions.

Charities receive 100 per cent of all funds donated through workplace giving.

Effortless:

Since all donations are made through their payroll, employees don’t need to do anything once it’s set up.

Tax savings:

Donations of more than two dollars are deducted from an employee’s salary before it is taxed, resulting in an immediate tax saving.

Other benefits:

Workplace giving is about more than just donations. We can meet with your employer and share the benefits of our program, the opportunities it represents to our volunteers and to children in ethics classes as well as the practical benefits of workplace giving.

Your bequest to Primary Ethics will work for future generations.

Find out more about arranging a bequest to support ethics education into the future

Our valuable work supporting children to think, reason and hold respectful discussions is possible because of many generous supporters, including individuals, organisations and foundations. A huge thank you to everyone who makes what we do possible.

Significant supporters

Kinghorn Family Foundation, Hogan Family Foundation, James Chen, David Paradice, Cameron and Georgiana McCullagh, Rob Keldoulis, John Geraghty, Michael Ahrens, Nigel Stokes, Susan Gabriel.

Primary Ethics was thrilled to become a Waratah Education Foundation supported charity in 2023.

Ethics champions

We have had many generous supporters since day one. Together they laid the foundations for our ethics program. We always seek to acknowledge their contribution to our growth. Significant contributors include:

Kinghorn Family Foundation, Paradice Family Foundation, Berg Family Foundation, Christopher Cuffe Foundation, James Chen, Rob Keldoulis, Ainsworth Family Foundation, Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation, Hogan Family Foundation, Hunt Family Foundation, Brennan Family Foundation, Gray Family Foundation, Cameron and Georgiana McCullagh, Max Bowen, Colin Bell, Ferris Family Foundation, Gonski Foundation, Robert Ferguson, Peter Joseph, Stef Adelbert, John Gerahty, Michael Cole, Sky Foundation, Helen Lynch, Nine Links Foundation, Tim Ryan, Ian and Linda Martin Charitable Foundation, James Fairfax, Wilson Asset Management, Max Bowen, Australian Philanthropic Services, Robin Low, Susan Gabriel, Nick Greiner, Robert Barry, Michael Pain, Tony Schultz, Percy Allan AM, Samuel Weiss, Alan Cameron, Walter Lewin Foundation, Bruce Morgan, Australian Ethical Investments Ltd, Brennan Family Foundation, Geoff Wilson, Nigel Stokes.

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Acknowledging Our Supporters

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