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Queensland Library Foundation

The Queensland Library Foundation has been supporting the outstanding work of State Library since 1987 – raising funds to enable a library of influence, inspiring and connecting people through knowledge, storytelling and creativity.

Crowd Giving 2023

Join us at State Library’s stunning Auditorium 1 and Queensland Terrace for an exciting evening of persuasive pitches, philanthropy, and the power of crowd giving.
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A vital piece of Queensland’s history

The Colonial Secretary’s Correspondence is one of the most valuable sources of information on 19th century Queensland. We are seeking donations and volunteers to support a project to make over 42,000 pages of history accessible to all.
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How your donations make a difference

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Collections and conservation
Your support enables the ongoing expertise and care to collect and preserve State Library collections for future generations.
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Research and learning
Your gifts enable research fellowships and awards that advance the understanding of Queensland history and communities.
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Yasmin Smith with 2016 black&write! winner, Claire G Colman
Reading, writing and ideas
Sponsorships, grants and philanthropy provide vital funding for writers and editors to create, develop and publish new work.
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Ash Barty’s contribution to State Library

Ash Barty’s extensive support for State Library of Queensland, which includes initiatives in early literacy, digital inclusion and community engagement, reflects Ash’s dedication to making a difference in people’s lives, especially among First Nations people.
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How to donate

The Queensland Library Foundation is a not-for-profit company, Limited by Guarantee, registered under the Corporations Act 2001, and holds Deductible Gift Recipient status (DGR Items 1 and 4).

State Library of Queensland supports the cultural heritage, education, literacy and lifelong learning of all Queenslanders.

The President’s Circle is a valued group of donors who share an interest in Queensland’s cultural history, and a belief in the importance of free public access to knowledge and learning for all Queenslanders. They help State Library to go above and beyond in our services by helping to create a permanent funding source by growing our capital base through annual donations of $1000 for a minimum of three years.

Donors enjoy in-depth connection with State Library’s specialist staff and the multitude of stories contained in State Library’s unique collections via annual President’s Circle events.

To join the President’s Circle please download the form and mail it to (no stamp required)

Queensland Library Foundation
Reply Paid 3488
South Brisbane Qld 4101

If you have any difficulty using this form or would prefer to speak with us directly, contact the Foundation Office on 07 3840 7767 or email foundation@slq.qld.gov.au

QLF Presidents Circle Form

Join the Queensland Library Foundation’s President’s Circle by completing this form.

PDF · 4 MB

Your generosity means the world to us. If you would like to discuss your giving options, set up a regular donation or make a direct debit then please phone our secure donation line on 07 3840 7767 or email foundation@slq.qld.gov.au 

Contact us

If you need assistance or have any questions, please contact the Queensland Library Foundation on 07 3840 7767 or email foundation@slq.qld.gov.au

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