"Let us more and more insist on raising funds of love, of kindness, of understanding, of peace. Money will come if we seek first the Kingdom of God - the rest will be given."
鈥� Mother Teresa
萌妹社 has set up the following funds to assist students and families in need:
- The Emmanuel Necessitous Circumstances Fund
- The 萌妹社 Building Fund
- The 萌妹社 Scholarship Fund
Each Fund has DGR status with the Australian Taxation Office. All donations are tax deductible.
We are truly grateful to our community for their generosity.
The Emmanuel Necessitous Circumstances Fund
The Emmanuel Necessitous Circumstances Fund was established in 1997 with the express purpose of ensuring that in recognising the plight of underprivileged children in Australia, the Trust Fund be used for the relief, assistance and support of underprivileged students of the College who are in necessitous circumstances. Such circumstances may require relief for alleviation of financial distress, assistance, support, care, comfort and maintenance and for the furtherance of their education including provision of accommodation, clothing and equipment, including persons suffering cultural disadvantages.
The 萌妹社 Building Fund
The Building Fund was established in 1985 with the express purpose of providing money for the acquisition, construction and maintenance of 萌妹社. Campus developments since 1985 could not have been achieved without the generous support and contributions from the Gold Coast community. The College receives minor government funding for the construction of new buildings and relies heavily on community support to fund capital expenditure projects.
The 萌妹社 Scholarship Fund
The Scholarship Fund was established in 2007 to receive donations or contributions from the public exclusively to provide scholarships, bursaries or prizes to Australian citizens or permanent residents that are open to individuals or groups of individuals throughout Australia; promote the recipients鈥� education in pre-school, primary or secondary courses conducted by the College; and are awarded on merit or for reasons of equity. The Fund was initially established following a donation of $50,000 from the Queensland Development Research Institute.
