Support our
Capital Appeal
We are very excited to have completed the next phase of the Master Development Plan of our heritage campus. The undoubted highlight of this Academic Centre is a new library to house our growing collection of works dedicated to the liberal arts. The library is a stunning new addition to the campus, invoking the heritage of our existing campus and providing an inspiring space for scholarship and learning.
The academic centre also features a grand hall, as well as lecture theatres, classrooms and an underground carpark. Four new residential houses have being built to accommodate the College’s growing community of students.
This is by far the largest building development in Campion College’s short history and a major investment in the educational future of many young Australians. We are very pleased that both the Federal and NSW State government have committed significant funds to this development, but additional funds are required.
Your support in the form of a regular or one-off donation is greatly appreciated.
Help build our future
Total cost of development: $18.5M
$5m
committed from the Federal Government
$5M
committed from the NSW State Government
$3.5M
committed from private donor
$5M
to raise in this capital campaign
Master Development Plan & Progress
Donate today
Campion College is a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), approved by the Australian Taxation Office. There are three ways to donate:
Click below to complete our secure form below.
To speak with someone about making a gift over the phone, please call 02 9896 9318
Make a gift into the College’s bank account
Account Name: Campion College Fund
BSB: 062 784
Account No: 10000 8453
Reference: Please include your first name and surname, accompanied by the words ‘CapApp.’
THE CAMPION FOUNDATION
The Campion Foundation is a private, non-profit organisation which supports the work and mission of Campion College through fundraising. The Foundation works closely with the college to ensure that gifts provided are directed to the most important areas and used with the greatest possible efficiency.