Development – of mutually beneficial relationships With the advent of declining Federal support and rising cost of higher education both for the University and our students; the Development team’s raison d’être is to build and maintain strong relationships with you – our valued alumni, philanthropic individuals, families, trusts and foundations, business leaders and corporate supporters. Private philanthropy is essential for sustaining the quality education Charles Darwin University provides. This site explains some of the ways you, your family or your organisation can support the work of the University and invest in our students. |
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* Charles Darwin University Foundation Project |
As the Territory's only university, we're asked to meet a huge range of needs in the community. Our current major projects are essential in the development of our university and with your support we can deliver a first class university |
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| Scholarships>>> | With the continued support and partnership with industry, the community and an ever-increasing scholarships program, we will attract and retain the region’s best and brightest, providing more opportunities for young Territorians to study, work and forge a sustainable future. |  |
| Bequests>>> | Your thoughtful support through a bequest will contribute towards our capacity to ensure the delivery of the very best education for our future students. |
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Donor Recognition Levels
Donations are cumulative and donors progress to new levels when totals are achieved.
Recognition Levels |
Cumulative Amount Donated | |
Silver |
Individual |
$1,000 |
Corporate |
$4,000 |
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Gold |
Individual |
$5,000 |
Corporate |
$7,500 |
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Benefactor |
$10,000 |
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Patron |
$20,000 |
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Deans’ Club |
$50,000 |
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Century Club |
$100,000 |
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Chairman’s Circle |
$250,000 |
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Chancellor’s Circle |
$500,000+ |
Acknowledgment of Donors
The support provided by donors can be acknowledged in a variety of ways, such as:
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naming rights to a nominated project , which will be granted to significant donors;
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acknowledgment in appropriate University publications; and
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invitations to major University functions, especially those in which donors may have a particular interest.
