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Donations

Donations are extremely important to Uniting AgeWell and the work we do. They help us ensure everyone, regardless of where they are on their life journey, can experience the best quality of life for as long as possible.

Five older adults gathered in a bright community room, posing for a group photo. One person seated in the centre holds a framed painting of yellow flowers, while the others stand or sit nearby. Large windows, artwork on the walls, chairs, and a table create a welcoming indoor setting.

Ways to donate

Work with us to support people to live and age well.

Learn more about the variety of ways you can support us. You may select a specific program to contribute to, provide a one-off donation or choose to provide ongoing support through our regular giving program.

Four people stand together indoors holding a large ceremonial cheque from Uniting AgeWell to the Fred Hollows Foundation. The presentation takes place in a community setting, highlighting a fundraising contribution and community support initiative.

Regular giving

A regular monthly gift is an effective and easy way to work with us to support older people age well. Your regular support allows us to continue to develop innovative health and wellbeing programs that enhance the care and services we provide.
An older adult wearing glasses and a checked shirt stands beside a vintage aircraft, resting a hand on the aircraft’s wooden propeller. The aircraft is parked on a grassy area outdoors, with its wings and fuselage visible in the background, highlighting an aviation-themed visit or interest.

Wishing Well program

Our Wishing Well program helps people we support achieve their dreams - from walking the hallowed turf of the MCG or a reunion with friends, to a ride on a steam train or a romantic Valentine’s dinner.
A person seated at a grand piano inside a church hall, reading sheet music while playing. The church features polished timber flooring, red carpet, wooden choir stalls, stained-glass windows, memorial plaques, a hymn board, and a floral arrangement near the altar area. Several red chairs are arranged in the background.

Music For David music therapy program

Our Music For David, music therapy program provides Uniting AgeWell customers with dementia, their families and carers respite through music.
A musician plays the violin for a group of older people gathered in a communal lounge area. Residents are seated in armchairs and mobility aids are visible throughout the room as they watch the performance. Timber room dividers, pendant lighting and comfortable furnishings create a welcoming environment for music and social engagement.

Get your organisation involved

Uniting AgeWell welcomes the involvement of the corporate community in assisting us to provide high quality services and unique experiences for our customers.
An older adult wearing a suit and tie stands at the front of a communal room beside a table decorated with colourful flowers. Several older adults are seated in rows behind, attending a gathering or presentation. Large windows with curtains fill the room with natural light, creating a warm and welcoming community setting

Memorial giving

A special and meaningful way to honour a loved one when they pass away is by offering friends and family the opportunity to make a donation to Uniting AgeWell to celebrate their life instead of sending flowers.
A commemorative plaque in a sensory garden sits among decorative rocks and landscaped planting. The plaque acknowledges a donation made in memory of Jacqueline Cutbush and includes a message wishing peace, enjoyment and serenity for visitors to the garden.

Bequest

Every bequest makes a difference. Many Uniting AgeWell sites were established because of dedicated individuals and church congregations with a vison for the future.