A WORD FROM THE CHAIRMAN AND HEADMASTER
THANK YOU FOR MAKING A THRIVING DIFFERENCE
We are pleased to share our 2024 Impact of Giving Report with you, highlighting the incredible generosity and commitment of our community throughout the year.
A highlight of the year was the completion of our Beyond Tomorrow fundraising campaign which exceeded the $10 million fundraising goal. This is a wonderful outcome and demonstrates that the culture of philanthropy is well and truly alive at BGS. We extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who gave to the campaign which supported The Duigan Centre, our most ambitious building project in the School’s history. Your gifts will have a lasting impact as we continue to position BGS at the forefront of educational excellence.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our Campaign Committee members. In particular, current parents Peter Morley, Scott Bull and Roger Shen for the key role they played in the campaign’s success.
Another highlight of the year was our 7th Annual Giving Day. Our generous community including; Old Boys, parents, staff, and sponsors, joined together as we focused on raising additional funds in support of The Duigan Centre. Over $300,000 was raised, far exceeding our
expectations and significantly boosting our campaign outcome. Thank you to our volunteers, donors, staff and boys who played a part in the success of our Giving Day.
There were countless other instances throughout the year where the generosity of our community truly shone. We are particularly grateful to Old Boy, the late Peter Fleming, for his generous bequest which was directed to the fundraising campaign supporting The Duigan Centre. The Peter Fleming Learning Lane, situated at the main
entrance of The Duigan Centre, serves as an enduring reminder of Peter’s generosity and his love of his School. This gift follows on from another significant bequest received last year from the estate of the late Rodney Bunning. Due to Rodney’s bequest, two boys are now attending BGS. His legacy will ensure that there will always be boys attending BGS on his scholarships - boys who otherwise would not be in a position to attend our School.
Finally, to our donors who chose to make BGS a philanthropic priority during the year, thank you again for your incredible support and dedication. Your generosity truly demonstrates that BGS’s culture of philanthropy continues to flourish. Together, we are building a legacy that will benefit our boys for generations to come.
Peter Ickeringill Chairman
Ross Featherston Headmaster
SNAPSHOT 2024 COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Thank you to all our families, staff, past students and friends who have invested in supporting Brighton Grammar School.
Past and current staff contributed financially 109
336
Number of first time donors
Sponsors 33
82
Old Boys contributed financially
Total amount raised and pledged $4.3m
599 Families contributed to the Building Fund Voluntary Levy Raised for F1 in Schools
532 Annual Giving donors
981
Total number of donors
75 Members form our Chairman’s Circle
116 Members are in our Sequamur Society
$42.6k
IMPACTING THE LIVES OF OUR BOYS
It is with heartfelt gratitude that I present this year’s Impact of Giving report, outlining the impactful and generous contributions made by our incredible community throughout 2024. Your unwavering support in so many ways has been instrumental in advancing our mission and enriching the lives of our boys.
A key focus of the Development Office this year, and indeed for the previous four years, has been securing advocacy and support for The Duigan Centre – the most ambitious building project in our School’s history and one that will assist to position Brighton Grammar at the forefront of educational excellence well into the future. Remarkably, this project was delivered on time and on budget. I am also pleased to report, that through the amazing support of our community – Old Boys, past and current parents, staff and friends of the School - we were able to reach our $10M fundraising goal for the Centre. To the families who made The Duigan Centre a philanthropic priority over the past five years, a sincere thankyou.
Our Annual Giving Days have very much become part of our philanthropic calendar and our 7th Giving Day held in May was another most successful one. This year gifts raised on The Giving Day were directed to the Duigan Centre and with the support of our three matchers, TLC Health Care, VIVA Holidays and Oak Capital, all gifts received on the day were doubled. Thank you to our matchers and to the 532 donors who chose to support this year’s Giving Day. Together, we raised over $300,000
for the Centre in less than 24 hours – an amazing outcome and another indicator that philanthropy is alive and well at BGS. Scholarships open doors for talented and motivated students who otherwise would not have the opportunity to join our community and seeking support for our scholarship program was another priority for the year. Through the incredible generosity of two BGS families this year, we were able to offer two additional means tested scholarships. We look forward to welcoming the recipients of these scholarships to BGS next year, one entering Year 7 and the other entering Year 11. We also look forward to witnessing the unique contributions they will bring to Brighton Grammar School.
During the year, our Sequamur Society Manager, Nickie Warton, welcomed six new members into our bequest program, the Sequamur Society. This Society honours and thanks those members of our community who have chosen to include a gift to BGS in their Wills. I am delighted to report that membership of our Society has grown to 116 which is simply wonderful. This year, our Scholarship Fund and Building Fund have been strengthened significantly through the generosity of three members of our community who left gifts to BGS in their Wills.
The years ahead are going to be exciting ones and the philanthropic culture that has developed at BGS gives us the confidence
to know that together we will continue to build a brighter tomorrow for our boys.
I would like to conclude my report by thanking our generous donors for your dedication and commitment to our great School. It is because of you that Brighton Grammar continues to be a place where students can dream big and achieve great things.
John Phillips Director of Advancement
DUIGAN CENTRE HARD HAT TOURS
Throughout the year, we had the pleasure of hosting many behind-thescenes hard hat tours of The Duigan Centre for our major donors.
Our donors were provided with an exclusive first look at the facility’s stateof-the-art design and purpose-built spaces, which are set to enhance the learning experience for our boys. In addition to a walkthrough of the spacious science labs on the entire first floor, each tour also included a visit to the creativity and innovation spaces on the ground floor where our budding entrepreneurs will be encouraged to experiment, collaborate, and bring their ideas to life. Another highlight of the tours was a visit to the three tennis courts on the roof, where many donors commented on the amazing views!
These hard hat tours served not only as a way to show our major donors the impact their gifts were making but also served as a testament to what can be achieved through the collective support of our community.
Coupled with the expertise of our teaching staff, we can’t wait to witness the positive impact The Duigan Centre will have on the educational experiences of our boys.
A sincere thanks again to our generous major donors for their ongoing support and involvement, which continue to make projects like The Duigan Centre possible.
John Phillips Director of Advancement
DONOR WALL THANK YOU
As we close out our focused fundraising efforts for our Beyond Tomorrow Campaign supporting our Duigan Centre, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank those who supported this campaign. The generosity of the Brighton Grammar community in its entirety is remarkable. We appreciate each and every one of you for believing in our School.
A number of our community decided they wanted to recognise their support by way of a named panel, making an impressive installation in The Duigan Centre. The families represented through this initiative come from all segments of our generous community. Some of these strong community advocates are highlighted:
The Lees Family is a Junior School family whose youngest child is at Firbank. The Lees family has supported The Duigan Centre from the very beginning. They were keen to show their appreciation for the strong and supportive start their son made when beginning at BGS. They have become ongoing supporters of the School, with particular interest in our Beyond Tomorrow campaign through attending early site tours, advocating for the project and choosing to recognise part of their generosity through the naming of panel number 12.
David Johnson has remained an avid supporter of BGS for many years, not only through his own generosity but also through the ongoing support of On Track Sportwear sponsorship. David is an engaged member of our community and rarely misses a BGS Business Breakfast, he enjoys being part of our community and this explains his
motivation to support BGS on a personal level. Recognising David’s support of this campaign through a named panel was an obvious and small way for us to show our appreciation for his ongoing advocacy.
The Burnell Family has chosen to recognise the family’s Old Boy connections to Brighton Grammar, spanning over two generations, on the donor wall. Their connections to the School, however, run deeper. Andrew is a BGS Old Boy, a former BGS Staff member, and a member of the Court of Companions, which recognises long-serving staff members. His wife is a current BGS staff member and also a Court of Companions member. The Burnell family’s motivation for adding their name to the installation was to recognise their son Tom’s time at BGS.
Eden Phillips Advancement Manager
Secure Your Place
CREATIVITY & DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP COMES TO LIFE
At Brighton Grammar we have a strong focus on integrating creativity, critical thinking and entrepreneurial endeavours into our traditional educational curriculum. We have a range of subjects on offer that tap into these skillsets and aim to prepare our boys for the evolving working world. These subjects have become popular among the students such as Food and Technology for Year 7-8s, Entrepreneurship in Year 9, industry and collaboration experience with our Artist In Residence program and many more.
Therefore, it came as a welcome suggestion to us when an Old Boy and his wife wanted to establish a Design and Creativity Scholarship. This conversation came at the perfect time as we open The Duigan Centre in 2025 allowing this new student to really capitalise on their interests. The Duigan Centre is designed, and purpose built for harnessing creativity, exploration, and budding entrepreneurial minds.
We are thrilled to welcome our first Design and Creativity Scholarship recipient in 2025 and know that he is eager to entrench himself in all that Brighton Grammar has to offer.
We thank our most generous family for their establishment of this scholarship and enabling this incredible opportunity to come to life. The impact of this scholarship is yet to be truly felt, however the generosity and chance for a nurturing education is not lost on our new family.
Eden Phillips Advancement Manager
TRILOGY SCHOLARSHIP
Our means-tested scholarships continue to grow in number and we are pleased to announce the establishment of another scholarship this year.
The Trilogy Scholarship, made possible through the generosity of three members of a current BGS family, affords recipients the opportunity to grow and thrive in our community – an opportunity that may have not been possible otherwise. We would like to sincerely thank this family, who wish to remain anonymous, for establishing the Trilogy Scholarship and we look forward to welcoming the first recipient of this scholarship into Year 7 in 2025. This boy’s journey at BGS will serve as a testament to the life-changing nature of means tested scholarships whilst also enriching and inspiring members of the BGS community.
One aspect of the Trilogy Scholarship worth mentioning is its forward-thinking ethos encouraging recipients and their families, should they one day find themselves in a position to give back, to consider contributing to the BGS Scholarship Fund themselves. This pay-it-forward mindset ensures the legacy of means-tested scholarships can extend well into the future, creating opportunities for deserving boys for as long as the BGS doors remain open.
For more information on supporting scholarships or contributing to our BGS Scholarship Fund, please contact Eden Phillips in our Development Office.
SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT
IMPACT ON BOYS
Brighton Grammar School is fortunate to have the support of our 33 major School sponsors. Collectively, these sponsors enhance the journey for our boys in so many ways.
Some of our sponsors choose to support our Building Fund assisting us to provide our boys with the best possible facilities, others support our Scholarship Fund, and others offer in-kind support through the provision of goods and services required by the School. Regardless of where our sponsors’ contributions are directed, collectively they play a vital role in shaping our School community.
Many of our major sponsors are also in a position to offer our boys opportunities that would not come their way otherwise. One such example is outlined in the sponsor spotlight below.
Hunter Products - Sponsor spotlight
The Hunter Family’s connection to BGS spans over 35 years, beginning in 1989 when Jeff and Jan Hunter enrolled their eldest son, James (OB 1999), in Year 2. His younger brothers Luke (OB 2002) and Tim (OB 2003) soon followed, starting a long-standing journey with the School which is now being continued by the next generation, with Jeff and Jan’s grandsons joining our School community.
Recently, the Hunter Family chose to deepen their ties with BGS by becoming part of our sponsorship program through their thriving business, Hunter Products. This global company specialises in designing, developing, and manufacturing products ranging from toys and sporting goods to fitness equipment and aquatic accessories.
Since joining the program, the Hunters have enriched our boys’ experiences through educational opportunities, especially in the entrepreneurial space. A key example is their involvement in our Year 9 Entrepreneurship course, where boys have gained hands-on experience with real-world entrepreneurial projects, thanks to their support. This initiative has been so successful that it has now become a core component of the curriculum.
The Hunter Family’s sponsorship also extends to The Duigan Centre, where Jeff Hunter’s memory is honored through a naming opportunity in the Jeff Hunter Fab Lab. This state-of-theart space not only bears Jeff’s name but celebrates his remarkable achievements, with his story displayed prominently to inspire current and future BGS boys to pursue their own entrepreneurial dreams.
We extend our thanks to the Hunter Family for partnering with BGS through our sponsorship program. Their generosity, along with the support of all our sponsors, assists us to offer exceptional opportunities to our boys.
BGS boasts one of the largest schoolbased sponsorship programs in Australia, and the impact of this program is evident throughout our community. If you’re interested in learning more about how you can get involved, please contact John Phillips in our Development Office.
BGS VOLUNTEERS UNSUNG HEROS
Volunteers are the unsung heroes of many organisations and Brighton Grammar has an amazing network of volunteers.
The opportunities that are afforded to our boys due to the help and support of our volunteering community are exceptional. From the talented makeup artists at our school productions, our bbq crews, our events operators assistants, and support crews, we see your dedication.
So, it was only fitting that we could invite all our volunteers to gather and thank them for their commitment and passion to all areas of the School.
We certainly would not be able to achieve all that we do without our volunteers’ support – thank you!
Why I give to BGS
Ross Stewart (OB 1998) is incredibly supportive of the projects and initiatives we at Brighton Grammar School offer. We asked him to share with us his connection to BGS and what motivates him to be so invested in the outcomes we aim to deliver.
Tell us about your connection and involvement with BGS
My connection to BGS goes back a long way. My uncle was first at BGS in the 1970s and I am one of four boys who all subsequently went to BGS. My brother’s sons have all attended BGS, and my son is now moving into Year 5 having started in ELC.
From a work perspective, Scotia Engraving, our family business, has helped BGS with many projects and built several great relationships throughout the years. I’m also involved in the Junior Parents Group and help run the Family Fun Night which is a brilliant event for the boys and families in the Junior School.
What is your hope for the future of BGS and what impact will donor support have on these out-comes?
My hope for the future at BGS is for continuous growth within. Not necessarily in numbers but BGS continues to develop and provide new settings and opportunities for all boys who attend the school. I would love to see BGS stay as a one campus school. I believe this aspect is why there is a strong community feeling and why involvement between parents and their kids is so established. Donor support is super important for the School to continue to be able to build outstanding facilities and give amazing opportunities to all families, aiding their son’s growth and development.
TOGETHER WE’RE SHAPING THE FUTURE
THE SEQUAMUR SOCIETY LEGACY
It is truly remarkable to see what can be achieved when we connect our visionary Old Boys, parents and community supporters with the Brighton Grammar Sequamur Society. Through our Bequest program, we have received invaluable gifts that have not only been instrumental in shaping the School’s rich legacy but have played a pivotal role in shaping the BGS of today.
In 2024, we were thrilled to welcome six new members to the Sequamur Society, each making a profound commitment to support the School through a gift in their Will. From investing in scholarships that seed opportunity, to investing in our world-class learning facilities that help to grow potential in our future leaders, to funding our Positive Masculinity wellbeing programs, bequests of every size redefine what is possible for the next generations of BGS students.
We extend our deepest gratitude to all Sequamur Society members – those past, longstanding and new. Your commitment to us, your trust in our vision and your decision to leave a meaningful gift beyond your lifetime ensures that Brighton Grammar School can flourish for generations into the future.
Nickie Warton Sequamur Society Manager
Every generation leaves a legacy for the next. What’s yours? To have a confidential discussion on leaving a gift in your Will, no matter what stage you are at, please contact Nickie Warton, Bequest Manager on 03 8591 2274 or at nwarton@brightongrammar.vic.edu.au
SEQUAMUR SOCIETY MEMBERS
Alexander, Bob
Arendsen, Gregory
Backholer, Arthur (OB 1936) *
Balfe, Tony (OB 1966)
Baragwanath, John (OB 1967)
Baylis, Andrew
Begg, Jim (OB 1958) *
Bolles, Simon (OB 1978)
Breaden, Erling (OB 1977)
Bunning, Rodney (OB 1951) * Bunning, Penelope
Burt, Diana
Burt, David (OB 1947) * Cameron, Don (OB 1951) *
Cameron, Jill
Chapman, Bruce (OB 1953)
Chirnside, Michael (OB 1982)
Comport, Brian (OB 1959)
Darby, Peter (OB 1951) *
De Salis, Mary
Devine, John (OB 1963)
Devine, Julie *
Eden, Wells (OB 1948) * Fairweather, Mabel *
Farman, Jeffrey R
Ferguson, Keith *
Fleming, Peter (OB 1955) *
Forbes, Cameron (OB 1993)
Ford, Rodney
Glover, Alan *
Goddard, Colin Gray, John (OB 1964) * Grigoriou, Georgina
Grummitt, Mavis
Grummitt, Neil (OB 1954) * Hamilton RFD, Phillip (OB 1966) Hare AO, Bill *
Harkness, Peter * Hart, Christopher Hay, John (OB 1978)
Hay, Peter (OB 1976) * Hay, Pamela * Hay, Kim
Haymes, Chris (OB 1964) *
Hope, Roger (OB 1969) *
Ickeringill, Peter Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958)
Johnson, Sandy (OB 1963)
Jones, Stephen (OB 1971)
Jones, Gary (OB 1972)
Jones, Jennifer
Knight OAM, John (OB 1955)
Knight, Helene
Lansell, Cyril (OB 1933) *
Lasry, Nancy *
Lynch OAM, Maggie
Lynch OAM, Frank Marget, Tino (OB 1968)
Marshall, Tim (OB 2000)
McCalman, Geoff (OB 1956) *
McCausland, John
McGuigan, Andy (OB 1948)
McKenzie, Allan (OB 1968)
Morris, Graham (OB 1960) *
Moylan, AM AM, Fred (OB 1940) *
Neave AM, Colin (OB 1961)
Nicholson, Max (OB 1947) * Norris, Pat *
Oppenheim, David (OB 1972)
O’Sullivan OAM, David (OB 1943) *
Paroissien, Ian (OB 1969)
Paroissien, Barbara
Parsons, Richard (OB 1954) *
Pearse, Ken
Pearse, Elizabeth
Peers, Harry (OB 1943) *
Phillips, John
Philpott, Ted (OB 1940) *
Redhead, John (OB 1962)
Renouf, Tim (OB 1974)
Robertson, Ian (OB 1974)
Robertson, Ken (OB 1968)
Robertson, Maggie
Robinson, Keith (OB 1945) *
Sanderson, Robert (OB 1935) *
Simmons, Gary (OB 1967)
Snowball, Bill (OB 1936) *
Stephens, Monty
Stretton, Nancy *
Talbot, Michael (OB 1965)
Talbot, Trudy
Tapp, Peter (OB 1969)
Taubman, John (OB 1955)
Templeton, Graeme (OB 1961)
Thomson, George (OB 1951)
Thomson AM, Lachie (OB 1950) *
Thomson, Sue *
Thorne, John
Toms OAM, Peter
Urwin, Michael
Walker, Hector *
Watkin, Trevor
Wehsack, Jack (OB 1931) *
Wehsack, Joyce *
Weiner, Ronald *
White OBE, ASM, Graham (OB 1949)
White, Fred
White, Judy
Willcock, Greg
Willcock, Phoebe
Wilson OAM, Roger (OB 1961)
Yann, Max
Anynomous (4)
* Deceased
All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. However, if any error has occurred, please accept our apologies and notify the Advamcement Office so that we can amend our records.
TRANSFORMATIONAL GIVING
LEARNING LANE TO HONOUR THE LATE PETER FLEMING (OB 1955)
Brighton Grammar School celebrates the wonderful life and memory of the late Peter Fleming. Peter’s love of his school and philanthropic generosity has greatly contributed to the development of our new Learning Centre through a bequest to the BGS Building Fund. We are delighted to name the Centre’s Learning Lane in honour of Peter’s legacy.
A well-loved Brighton community member, Peter is remembered as a great conversationalist who always had time for people, and for his genuine kindness. He was part of a large Anglican Parish family who moved to Bayside in the late 1930s. Along with his parents, Walter and Mary Fleming, Peter was very involved in the Brighton Grammar and St Andrew’s Church communities.
In his school years, Peter was a shy student but loved being a part of school life. In 1949, he joined the School Cadet program which, for a shy boy, turned out to be the form of much amusement for his family. The program would help him to build confidence through resilience, camaraderie and determination…all qualities that capture the enduring spirit of our BGS Old Boys.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Peter worked in the finance sector following school. He had a true passion for tennis, attending Wimbledon on his travels to the UK, and could regularly be found on the St Andrew’s Tennis Club courts. Peter also loved art and design and never strayed far from his life-long devotion to the St Kilda Football Club.
Kindness, community and generosity were values that guided Peter through life. Following his passing in 2023 at the age of 85, Peter left donations to nine charitable organisations… standing testament to his belief in giving back to community and creating positive impact for all.
His gift to Brighton Grammar builds on our School’s rich heritage by supporting the continued development of our exceptional learning facilities… helping to shape the Brighton Grammar School of tomorrow.
It is his family’s hope that our boys will look up to the Peter Fleming Learning Lane and remember the profound difference one individual can make in the lives of many. Brighton Grammar School is proud to have held a special place in Peter’s heart and it is therefore a fitting tribute that we celebrate his life and legacy.
Peter’s story - and the school he loved – lives on.
Recognising our donors in 2024
Thank you to all our donors. You make a significant difference to what we can achieve at BGS. Whether contributing to scholarships, buildings or other programs, your support shapes and enhances the educational opportunities for our current and future boys.
AAbbott, Jane
a’Beckett, Tim & Tania
Abramovich, Mark
Adams, Roger & Lorraine
Adamsons, Gerard & Hodgson, Emma
Adem, Meg & Leighton
Agar, John (OB 2000) & Lillian
Agosta, Luke & Megan
Ainley, Richard & Alissa
Albert, Adrian & Chantal
Alderton, Adam (OB 1994) & Jessica
Allan, Bec
Allen, Grant & Ryan, Vivienne
Allen, Nick (OB 2004)
Anderson, Ben & Jodie
Anderson, Peta
Angelini, Peter (OB 1999) & Christine
Angus, Simon & Emily
Anson, James & Sara
Antonis, Maris & Kellie
Arceri, Michael & Rebecca
Arnold, Peter & Saccutelli, Ellen
Aschman, Eva & Faulkner, Peter
Ascott, Luke & Tanya
Auditore, Nicholas & Alice
BBadger, Ann
Bai, Fan & Zhang, Xinmeng
Bailey, Justin & Libby
Balfe, Tony (OB 1966) & Fiona
Ballester, Joe & Jenny
Bandosz, Waldemar
Banfield, Amanda & Kevin
Bannister, Cory & Michelle
Bao, Wei & Xu, Yi
Barber, Andrew & Kerstin
Barden, Geoff (OB 1984) & Fiona
Barron, Bruce & Ilona
Bartlett, Marcus
Bartley, Richard & Angela
Barton, Jane & Greg
Barwood, Shane & Danielle
Basterfield, Simon (OB 1977)
Batsakis, Phil & Peroustianis, Mary
Batterham, Robin AO (OB 1959)
Baxter, Ian (OB 1964)
Bean, Anne
Beasley, Andrew & Emily
Beaton, Emily & Jeff
Beck, Andrew (OB 1978)
Beckett, Alan (OB 1965)
Beckingham, James (OB 1997) & Catherine
Beninati, Angelina & Vittorio
Bennett, Scott & Kate
Benton, Mark & Hannah
Bezencon, Tim & Tania
Bhasin, Jas & Manpreet
Biddick, Martin & Jackie
Black, James & Ryan, Megan
Blaikie, Rob & Michelle
Bloom, Barry (OB 1958)
Bolles, Simon (OB 1978)
Bolton, Brendon & Louisa
Booth, Jonathan & Candice
Borg, Simon & Sandra
Bouras, Ari & Melanie
Bowen, Martin & Sarah
Bowen, Vaughan & Carolina
Bradley, Jarrod (OB 1992) & Shelley
Bramich, Ashley & Amanda
Bremner, Perry & Christina
Brennan, David & Sandy
Brennan, Neil & Laidlaw, Karin
Brindle, Ben & Fenwick, Janine
Bristow, Matt & Donna
Brittain, Rowan & Nicole
Broome, Jonathon (OB 1981)
Brougham, Tony & Monique
Broughton, Richard & Heather
Brown, Adam & Helen
Bryant, Peter (OB 1956)
Buccheri, Joseph (OB 1988) & Sarah
Buckingham, Wayne & Emma
Bulfin, Nick (OB 1995) & Cathie
Bull, Scott & Katie
Bullock, Lynn & Michael
Bundy, Scott & Williams, Kathryn
Bunning, Rodney (OB 1951) *
Burchell, Nick & Rachel
Burgio, Mark & Adele
Burnell, Andrew (OB 1978) & Cat
Burnes, Andrew AO & Patterson, Elly
Burriss, Scott & Mel
Byrne, Mark & Liv
CCaffel, Sharon
Cameron, Jacqueline & Cohen, David
Campigli, Monica & John
Cannington, Simon & Jocelyn
Cao, Jack & Zhang, Jacey
Cao, John & You, Zhenling
Cao, Naihe & Dou, Jie
Cao, Yang & Xu, Hui
Carr, Lisa & Derek
Carson, Douglas (OB 1960)
Carter, Ryan & MacCallum, Lisa
Cartus Corporation
Casey, Chris & Lauren
Caspar, Daniel & Michelle
Caughey, Jonathan & Whelan, Cassie
Cee, Simon & Wang, Karen
Central Pipe Fabrication
Chen, Alvin & Tiffany
Chen, Cheng & Du, Yuanyuan
Chen, Qizhong & May
Chen, Robby & Fang, Cathy
Chepurov, George & O’Sullivan, Melissa
Chernikeeff, Karen & Matt
Clancy, Jonathan & Joanna
Clark, Geoffrey & Maki
Clarkson, Rosy & John
Clements, Andrew & Melissa
Clifton-Brown, David & Sarah
Cohen, Clint & Paige
Coleman, Tom & Adrienne
Colla, Alberto & Mercedes
Collins, Charmaine
Conquest, Nick & Roxanne
Constantinescu, Chris & Eva Conviction Group
Cooke, Randall & Annie
Corcoris, Nick & Darleen
Couper, Sarah & Greg
Court, Tessa & Peter
Cowan, Melissa & Peter
Cowper, Will & Elle
Cox, Daryl & Lidia
Cox, Laine & Leanne
Cozens, Shaun & Fiona
Crewdson, David (OB 1995) & Chris
Croft, Kate & Darren
Cromie, Keiran
Cunnington, Simon (OB 1989) & Bec Currie, Mark & Alison
Curwood, Sam & Jodie
DDai, Yusheng & Guangxia
Dalton, Rod (OB 1970)
Daniel, Anthony & Slots, Yvonne
Darby, Ryan & Melissa
David, Arvind (OB 1989)
Davies, Chris (OB 1962)
Dawes, Liz OAM & Scott
Dawson, Peter & Angela
D’Couto, Calvin & Maryam
De Kretser, Andrew & Ilona
Del Prete, Gerry & Amanda
Deleu, Laurent & Natalie Demirci, Osman & Buhan Demirci, Gul Denning, Corey & Condo, Melissa Dennis, Lorne & Kampf, Karen Dever, Phil & Alex
Devine, John (OB 1963) & Julie Dick, Hamish (OB 2018)
Dimopoulos, Jim & Voula Dong, Yihao & Ding, Fangfang Dou, Eugene & Kathy Dray, Naylor & Gibson, Tracie
Du Rieu, Joseph & Anna Du, Jin & Yueting
Du, Ruiming & Jun
Dudfield, Robert (OB 1967) Dutton, John (OB 1964) Dylan Alcott Foundation
EEaston, Tom (OB 1970)
Edler, Alan & Peta
Edselius, Stefan & Lucinda
Eggleston, David
Elias, Michael & Tina
Elliott, Matthew & Andrea
Elliott, Shane & Giovanna
Epstein, Ben & Sarah
Ettershank, Andy (OB 1989) & Sarah
Ettershank, Gerald & Beverley
Evans, Robert & Claire
Everett, Richard & Brooke
Ewert, Toby (OB 1996) & Kelly
F
Fan, David & Chen, Kiki
Fan, Yuzhuo & Wang, Han Fang, Joanne
Fang, Ziou & Melanie
Farley, Justin & Suzanne
Farrand, David & Michelle
Featherston, Ross & Rosie
Fedele, Joe & Monica
Field, Adrian & Candice
Fincher, Natalie
Findlay, Rowan & CliftonFindlay, Elizabeth
Fisher, Michele & Alan
Fletcher, Stephen & Juliette
Forbes, Anthony & Alysa
Ford, Wayne & Maria
Fourtzis, Pete & Dimitra
Fox, Justin & Sophie
Fraser, Steve & O’Hara, Sarah
Frawley, Andrew & Overbury, Meredith
Fu, Li & Wu, Wei
Fu, Zhe & Wang, Di Furnell, Rick (OB 1975)
Furness, Nick & Claire
Furtado, Jared
GGadsden, Peter & Yvonne
Galinas, Thomas (OB 2022)
Galloway, Hayley
Gan, Mia & Zheng, Changlin
Gangopadhyay, Sudipta
Gao, Alan
Gao, Jiejian & Bijun
Gao, John & Nicole
Gao, Xin & Li
Gasper, Andrew (OB 1988)
Gelso, Diego & Bosco, Mariela
George, Julie
George, Mark & Nicole
Geroff, Ben & Lindsey
Gianatti, Caroline & Chris
Giannarelli, Mark & Kate
Gibbs, Norman (OB 1950)
Gibson, Allen (OB 1968) & Judy
Gibson, Loyce
Giles, Andrew
Gill, Damian & Simone
Giudice, Barnaby & Tonia
Goh, Alvin & Leong, Esther
Gomes, Hansel & Lilian
Goodall, Nathan & Aryan
Goring, Georgia
Gow, Justin & Joanne
Graf, Stephen & Natalie
Graham, Matthew & Willett, Jenna
Grant, Paul & Eliza
Graves, Jonathan (OB 1984) & Claire
Gray, Dean & Jessica
Green, Brad & Price, Caty
Grenfell, Jay & Buntz, Lauren
Grollo, Rebecca & Mark
Grubb, Paul & Pappas, Irene
Gu, Dennis (OB 2019)
Gu, Patrick (OB 2021)
Gu, Yu & Xu
Gude, Alfie & Sam
Gulino, Nick & Francesca
Guo, Wensheng & Binyu
Gurney, Rochelle
HHackett, Ian & Michelle
Hackett, Sharlene & Grant
Hales, Nick (OB 1983)
Hall, Laura & Garrett
Halliday, Darren & Lizzie
Hamilton, Phillip RFD (OB 1966)
Hammond, John (OB 1952)
Hamson, Larry & Wendy
Han, Charlie & Wang, Helen
Han, Heng & Huihui
Han, Jiqiang & Shiyan
Hanley, Adrian & Sarah
Hao, Shizhong & Sun, Yue
Hara, Bruce & Dullahide, Rachael
Haralambakis, George & Helen
Harcourt, Justin & Melanie
Hare, Bill (OB 1984)
Harkness, Chris & Nicole
Harper, Dan & Julia
Harris, Roger (OB 1962)
Harte, Martine & Erin
Hartoyo, Yulita
Haslem, John (OB 1957)
Hassall, Chris & Balfe, Sarah
Hawkes, Olivia
He, Alex & Karen
He, Zheng Jun & Lixia
Healy, Annie
Healy, David & Pallot, Libby
Heath, Colin & Harriet
Heath, Rob & Caroline
Heil, Les AM (OB 1951) & Lyn
Hennig, Ian (OB 1960) & Pam
Hering, Mirco & Iseeka
Hick, Caroline & Alastair
Hill, Steve & Sarah
Hodges, Ryan & Tess
Honing, Kate
Hooley, Doug
Hope, Tony & Tori
Hopgood, Paul & Leahy, Fiona
Hopkins, Evan & Webster, Isabella
Horne, Jonathan
Howard, Craig
Howard, David (OB 1960)
Howard, Warren & Elizabeth
Hoy, Giles & D’Ambrosio, Nadia
Hsiao, Damien (OB 1995)
Hsu, Lyndon (OB 1983)
Hu, Shanming & Ruohan
Huang, Max & Wu Menghan
Huang, Stephen & Frances
Huang, Terry & Xiaoying
Huang, Zuqiang & Xiaojuan
Hull, Rick & Brennan, Katrina
Hunter, Jan
Hunter, Luke (OB 2002) & Louise
Hunter, Malcolm & Emma
Hussey, David & Kristy
Hyett, Peter (OB 1950)
IIanuali, Emily & Pat
Inglis, Soren & Milic, Katherine Inman, Blake (OB 1991) & Karen
JJacka, Adam & Bec
James, Wade & Kachel, Jana
Jami, Mohammad & Nasimeh
Jane, Adam (OB 1998) & Tess
Jansen, Sharon & Grant
Jarvis, Barry (OB 1958) & Wilma
Jeans, Nick (OB 1997) & Jo Jensen, Chris & Rachel
Ji, Sean & Oggy
Jiang, Yifang & Yongchun
Jim, Manyui & Du, Pauline
Jin, William & Ye, Amy Joe White Bequest
John, Ray & Fiona
Johnson, David
Jones, Brent & Carolyn
Jones, Gary (OB 1972) & Jennifer
Jones, Joshua & Jessica
Jones, Michael & Kate
Jones, Simon & Belinda
Joyce, Andrew & Luketic, Stephanie
Joynson, Michael (OB 1987) & Mehegan, Nina
Judd, Chris & Bec
KKalmanovich, Vlad & Daria
Karanicolas, Alex (OB 2016)
Keady, Greg & Melanie
Kemal, Ben & Kitty
Keogh, Steve & Lisa
Kerr, Anna & Christopher
Kerr, Fiona
Kessler, Simon (OB 1977) & Cheryl
Kilburn, Warren & Paige
Kissane, Greg & Sandie
Knaack, Andreas
Knight Sport Pty Ltd
Knight, John OAM (OB 1955) & Helene
Knipe, Travis & Luketic, Jessica
Knowles, Fleur
Kondarovskis, James & Simone
Konstantos, Paul & Charmaine
Kormas, Rina
Krastich, Robert & Danni
Ktori, Hector
Kwong, James & Kyeong
LLace, Warrick & O’Donnell-Lace, Megan
Lacy, Paul & Karlsson, Kristina
Ladas, Anna
Lagoutatzis, Nick & Angela
Lai, Selina & Zheng, Peng
Lalh, Jas & Nav
Lambert, Michael & Jenna
Landels, Richard
Lane, Adam (OB 2002) & Hastings, Daina
Lane, Penny & Wilkinson, Travis
Langdon, Tim & Duncan, Margaret
Lansdown, Leigh (OB 1963) & Joanne
Lantrin, Pierre & Sutherland, Margaret
Lawes, David & Bridgette
Lawson, Simon & Louise
Lee, Jack & Sijie
Lee, Marco & Joanne
Lee, Warren (OB 1982)
Lees, Murray & Leanne
Leske, Tom & Terri Anne
Levin, Gary & Wise, Susan
Lewis, Andrew (OB 1995) & Hayley
Lewis, Elliott & Nicole
Lewis, Michael (OB 1989) & Kerrin
Lewis, Warren & Dezraye
Li, Haijing & Rose
Li, Henry & Chen, Ella
Li, Hong Bo & Yu, Helen
Li, Jie & Qinyi
Li, Joanna & Junfeng
Li, Luna & Danny
Li, Marshall
Li, Qian
Li, Shiping & Zhang, Ling
Li, Yan & Jing
Li, Ye & Jing
Liao, Felix & Zhou, Claire
Liddell, Andrew (OB 1988) & Maryanne
Lin, David & Kong, Cathy
Lin, Frank & Serena
Lin, Katharine
Lin, Taisong & Amelia
Lindeman, Gavin & Jessica
Lipovetsky, Max & Rho
Litis, Dean
Liu, Baolong & Dai, Mia
Liu, Jing & Changjie
Liu, Jun & Qiang
Liu, Leo & Chen, Swan
Liu, Lydia & Xiaodong
Liu, Peiwei & Dingling
Liu, Ping & Amy
Liu, Shen & Weiqun
Liu, Suzanne
Livitsanos, John & West, Karen
Logan, Jarrod & Katie
Long, Mike (OB 1993) & Deb
Loosschilder, Mark & Nisted, Zurina
Lopez, Simon (OB 1986) & Christina
Lorback, Matt (OB 1995) & Chloe
Lorden, Gary & Monica
Loughnan, Shane & Thomas, Kanisha
Louw, Carina & Johann
Lovett-Murray, Nathan
Low, Andrew & Alison
Lu, Anton & Jie
Lu, Derong & Ivy
Lu, Elvis & Fenhua
Lu, Jason & Shirley
Lu, Jianghong & Joey
Lucas, Simon & Majella
Lucas, Terry & Janelle
Ludowyke, Darrell & Martin, Kyla
Lui, Sze Wai & Chan, Jess
Lunt, Mitchell (OB 2002)
Luo, Aaron & Jessica
Lynch, Frank OAM & Maggie
Lyng, Toby (OB 1997) & Nikki
Lyons, Michele
MMa, Carson & Chendi
Ma, Zhenyu & Yang
MacGlashan, John (OB 1966)
MacGregor, Graham & Corrie
Machar, Christian
Mackintosh, Christina & Rodney
Macnab, Angus & Lucrezia
Madanayake, Nirmal
Magnus, Adam & Jessica
Man, Yize & Jun
Mansfield, Michael & Karina
Mantilla, Ana & Florez, Juan Pablo
Marks, Christine & Len
Marszalek, Paula
Martin, Dean & Suzy
Martin, Ingrid
Martin, Melissa & Dan
Martiniello, Sergio
Masalkovski, Alex & Monique
Mattioli
Maxey, Max & Sally
Mazzoni, Anthony & Leanne
McArthur, Paul & Gaynor
McBriar, Jon (OB 2000)
McCallum, Tim & Michelle
McCosker, Peter & Meg
McDougall, Mark & Gill, Nadia
McDowell, Averil & Simon
McGrath, Mike & Sandy
McGregor, Bruce & Brigitte
McKay, Alan & Claire
McKelvie, Douglas
McKimm, Nicholas & Anna
McKinnon, Peter (OB 1959)
McKinstry, Hamish & Hawks, Erin
McLean, Jonnie & Felicity
McLean, Mark & Sally
McMahon, Tim & Rosie
McMillan, Fraser & Anita
McNaughton, Ross & Christine
McPherson, Cameron (OB 1994) & Elspeth
McPherson, Kate
McPherson, Lachlan (OB 1997) & Missy
Mecca, Lucrezia & Angus
Mehta, Jai & Rumley, Laura
Meik, David (OB 1960)
Melgaard, Dave (OB 1996) & Elizabeth
Mermaid Property Services
Messina, Jason & Maria
Michele, Anthony & Sonya
Middendorp, Michael (OB 1980)
Middendorp, Nicholas (OB 1979) & Joanne
Mills, Ian & Jodi
Miserus, John & Danielle
Mitchell, Lisa & Rob
Mitchell, Stephen & Belinda
Monaghan, Mark (OB 1991) & Sacha
Moreton, David (OB 1989) & Bader, Karina
Morgans
Morikawa, Hirofumi & Yuka
Morley, Kim (OB 1988)
Morley, Peter (OB 1994) & Lorinda
Morris, Chris (OB 1976)
Moutzouris, Nickolaos & Angela
Moylan, Nick & Annabelle
Mullins, Andy & Jacqui
Mundy, Daniel & Julie
Muratore, Melissa
Murray, Rowan (OB 1981) & Fielding, Melinda Myers, Nick & Laura Mylon, Paul & Carla
NNaidu, Wendy & Vin
Nankervis, Robert (OB 1981) & Camilla Nasrallah, Tony & Aleks
Nataraja, Ram & Casey, Briohny Naughton, Antony (OB 1992) & Sally Naughton, Marlea & Andrew
Neave, Colin AM (OB 1961)
Newett, Scott & Jaime
Ngadiman, Beta & Pontan, Lusiana Nguyen, Hai & Yen Nguyen, Jane
Nguyen, Thomas & Duc Thien Nicholls, Mark & King, Annette Nicol, Paul & Lisa
Niele, Michael (OB 1975)
Noble, Andrew & Steel, Kate
Norbury, Chris & Amy
Noulikas, Dianne & Galinas, John
Nugent, Darren & Lynda
OO’Boyle, Sean AM (OB 1981)
O’Brien, Justin & Marion
O’Connell, Michael & Kamachu, Gabrielle
O’Connor, Matt & Anthea
O’Neill, Mark & Collette
Ongarato, Lou & Michelle
Ontoit Global Pty Ltd
Oppenheim, Alan (OB 1975) & Jane
Owen, David & Kirsten
Owen, Richard & Anita
PPage, Pamela & David
Paltoglou, Nick (OB 1986) & Megan
Paolacci, John (OB 1990) & Psiuk-Paolacci, Barbara
Parlane, Gerard & Pettengell, Priscilla
Parrish, Matt & Niki
Passas, George & Nicole
Paul, Chris & Haylee
Peachey, Keith (OB 1958)
Pearse, Ken & Elizabeth
Pearson, Dean & Trippett, Danielle
Peat, Ashley & Katherine
Peckham, Guy & Leigh
Pellone, Christian & Yeung, Olivia
Pemberton, Rick (OB 1970)
Phillips, Eden
Phillips, John & Sue
Piccolo, Michael & Cilia, Gaby
Pinwheel & Co Pty Ltd
Pitcher, Michael (OB 1972)
Pittis, Arthur & Nicola
Plozza, Raelene
Pokorny, Karl & Abbie
Porter, Fei
Post, Andrew & Quill, Sue
Potter, Andrew (OB 1992) & Louise
Potter, Nick
Potter, Simon (OB 1964)
Powell, Dave
Powell, Mike (OB 1973) & Sally Power, Gary & Deborah
Power, Susan & Simon
Pretli, Dwayne & Staples, Marie
Priestley, Rob (OB 1978) & Alex
Purbrick, Richard & Laura
Purcell, Paul (OB 1966) & Angela
QQin, Huirong & Peng, Shaohong
Qiu, Jordan & Yinghua
Qu, Liang & Li, Merry
Quach, Andy & Truong, Tu Le
Quayclean Australia Pty Ltd
Quill, Mike & Basia
Quinert, Jared & Lee, Sue R
Rack, Ruwen & Sandra
Rajakulendran, Jason (OB 1999)
Ralogaivau, Ben & Lusiana
Ralton, Dom & Hannah
Ramachadran, Maghu & Naidu, Kirstie
Ranasinghe, Imasha & Collard, Trevor
Reddin, Colleen
Redpath, Lee & Karyn
Reeve, Jonathan & Anna
Reeve, Leo
Reiter, Tim & Ali, Sanam
Reith, Robert & Megan
Ren, Meilin & Yu, Guijun
Renouf, Tim (OB 1974)
Reuss, Arthur (OB 1957)
Rice, Cameron
Richards, Hayley
Richardson, Adam & Box, Kate
Richardson, Jon & Emma
Rickel, Josh & Natalie
Ridley, David & Sarah
Roach, Paul (OB 1991) & Kena
Roberts, Clive & Cindy
Roberts, Rhys & Monica
Roberts, Sean & Kate
Robertson, Ian (OB 1974)
Robinson, Alexi & Anderson, Glen
Rodrigues, Dylan (OB 2013)
Rodriguez, Alexander & Hong My Rofe, Helen & Gregory, Rowan
Rogers, Steve & Melanie
Rollason, Garrick (OB 1994) & Simone
Romano, Gianni & Pali, Zana
Roper, Alex & Carly
Ross, Paul (OB 1988) & Jennine
Rotstein, Ben & Yang, Catherine
Roussety, Gino & Arulappen, Martine
Russell, David (OB 1987) & Elena
Russell, Tim (OB 1989) & Marlo
Rutter, Andrew (OB 1980) & Ro
Ryan, Chris & Miranda
Ryan, Michael & Naomi
Ryan, Nick (OB 1996) & Emily
SSaadie, Michael & Jo
Sabin, Matthew & Louise
Sakkas, Peter & Vicki
Sammons, Andrew & Buddle, Tracey
Sanders, Kevin & Virginia
Sanderson, Heather
Sanderson, Penelope
Sanderson, Richard (OB 1993)
Sands, Blair & Connie
Sansotta, Frank & Tina
Sarros, Anne & James
Savides, Tony & Toula
Schneider, Peter & Cochrane, Barbara
Schutz, Andrew & Julie
Scott, Janelle & Peter
Searle, Nathan & Prelovsky, Emily
Seers, Trent & White, Chelsea
Segar, Kylie
Semmens, Gavin & Lisa
Shao, Alan & Sun, Cara
Shao, Kyle & Miao, Yang
Sharma, Naresh & Neetu
Sheikh, Jawad & Mehreen
Shen, Robert & Venus
Shen, Roger & Amy
Sheng, Chen & Yunqing
Sheng, Michael & Kathryn
Shiell, David (OB 1989) & Jessamy
Shumsky, Alexander & Penny
Siggins, Peter (OB 1961)
Sigley, Guy & Anna
Sill, Julian
Silva, Brent & McAvenna, Jacki
Simpson, Rayne & Megan
Sivasli, Deniz & Gina
Siwka, Andrew & Dillon, Alex
Skurrie, Luke & Alex
Sloan, Marlese
Smarrelli, Massimo & Cassandra
Smart, Catherine
Smith, Malcolm & Penelope
Smith, Owen & Emma-Jane
Smith, William & Eve
Smyth, David (OB 1982) & Rebecca
Snaidr, Caroline
Sobee, George (OB 1928) *
Soliman, Rahni & Fedele, Julie
Son, Yong & Wu, Ze
Soo, Brendan & Leanne
Sorataworn, James & Ekkittibutr, Bee
Souplet, Pierre-Eric & Bouquillard Souplet, Sophie
Sowerby, Bianca & Sean
Speers, Luke & Nicole
Speirs, Kate
Spence, Cameron (OB 1990)
Spicer, Geoff & Ann-Marie
Srinivasan, Shekhar & Taneja, Henna
Staley, Lauren
Stavros, Stan & Leone, Marisa
Stent, Adam (OB 1982)
Stephens, Monty
Sterling, James & Kate
Stevenson, Rhett (OB 1986) & Liz
Stewart, Graeme & Melissa
Stewart, Rob AM (OB 1965) & Hope
Stewart, Ross (OB 1998) & Lisa
Stokie, Luke & Allison
Stonier, Ben (OB 2012)
Stott, Andrew & Chris
Stretch, Felicity & Nick
Strintzos, Keith & Morf
Studley, John & Pirovich, Joni
Summers, Pamela & Mark
Sun, Gavin & Siyuan
Sun, Shane & Jennie
Sun, Vickie & Don
Surkitt, Daniel & Ally
Suszko, Sarah & Chris
Sutherland, Mark & Kathryn
Swan, Gavin & Pia
Swann, Ray & Bik
Sweeney, Allan & Sally
TTadros, Robert & Jessica
Talbot, Michael (OB 1965) & Trudy
Tan, Sandy & Zhang, Bovey
Tan, Shu & Zhao, Spring
Tang, Cathy & Zhao, Costa
Tang, Cherie
Tang, Lee & Liang, Jessy
Tang, Mei
Tang, Wai Man & Cheung, Michelle
Tapping, Kellie & Dale
Taubman, John (OB 1955) & Lynne
Telders, James & Duhe, Sherry
Telford, Cameron & Charla
Tellefson, Fiona & Peter
Teschendorff, Sally & Kim
Tessari, David & Wolff, Danielle
Tessier, Patrick
Theodore, Con & Angela
Thomas, Josh & Amanda
Thomas, Philip & Fiona
Thomas, Rick (OB 1964)
Thomas, Simon & Margie
Thomson, Craig & Elena
Thomson, Paul (OB 1986) & Petra
Thornborrow, Luci
Tian, Yang & Tu, Emmy
Tiller, Tristan & Alana
Tiver, Graham & Helen
Todarello, Anthony & Bianca
Tokava, Josh & Duff-Tokava, Jennifer
Tomassi, Alby & Stanley-Church, Alex
Toms, Matthew (OB 1990)
Toms, Peter OAM & Sue
Toner, Tim & Jess
Tong, Michael & Li, Emma
Tonkin, Neil (OB 1962)
Toomey, Martin & Lucy
Tran, Duy & Thu
Tregear, Ann
Trevisani, Arno & Celia
Trilogy Giving Fund
Tripis, Greg & Rebecca
Trotman, Adrian & Jennifer
Tsindos, Harry & Veneta
Tuckey, Dean & Ella
Tuckman, Michael & Andrea
Tuffery, Daniel & Roberts, Kate
Tyler, Rob & Finola
Tzaferis, Nick & Sophia
U & V
Uber, Bastian & Katie
Uglow, Sally
Ugrinovski, Robert & Maria
Urquhart, Angus & Annabel
Urwin, Michael
Usher, Anton (OB 1988) & D’Cruz, Rina
van der Griend, Sam (OB 1999) & Kelly
Vautin, William (OB 1998) & Sarah
Verco, Sam & Nadia
Vestakis, Tania & Mitropoulos, Dean
Vincent, Wayne & Ivana
Vishnuvajjula, Swarup & Bindu
Vithana, Eeshara & Jayaweera, Ajantha
W
Wade, John (OB 1964)
Waite, John (OB 1952)
Walsh, Jeff & Kim
Walter, Nick (OB 1989)
Walter, Stephen & Lam, Tuyen
Wang, Bo & Weijia
Wang, Christy & Harry
Wang, Eric & Jenny
Wang, Haitao & Yamin
Wang, Joyce & Allen
Wang, Maggie & Qiu, Alex
Wang, Nick & Catherine
Wang, Patrick & Jin
Wang, Ting & Jin
Wang, Wen & Ina
Wang, Yong Gang & Michelle
Wang, Yun & Chong
Ward, Jeffrey & Rebecca
Ward, Ollie & Jess
Wardell, Matt & Tiffany
Warrell, Margie & Andrew
Warren, Glenn & Sheryl
Warton, Nickie & Steel, Grant
Waterhouse, Peter & Jo
Watling, Peter (OB 1963)
Watson, Jamie & Norris, Kylie
Webb, Andrew
Weber, Ben & Skye
Weber, Zoe & Edward
Wei, Chuiting & Li, Mingtao
Wei, Wenzhong
White, Duncan & Fiona
White, Peter & Rice, Edwina
Whitelegg, Ryan & Rist, Sam
Whyte, Scott
Wigzell, Scott & Edwards, Kylie
Wilde, John (OB 1967)
Wilkins, Peter & Wheaton, Amy
Willcock, Greg & Phoebe
Williams, Evan & McMillan, Wendy
Williams, Gwyn (OB 1971)
Williams, Nick & Saskia
Wilson, James & Anna
Wilson, John (OB 1979) & Dara
Wiseman, Anthony & Kirsty
Wood, Mathew & Kristen
Woodward, Dave & Lanta
Wu, Adele
Wu, Chloe & Michael
Wu, Guohong & Bing
Wu, Josh & Lin
Wu, Maojun & Weng, Na
Wu, WeiWei (David) & Bin
Wu, Xiaobo & Bo
Wu, Yancheng & Nie
Wu, Yuanhua & Tingjiao
XXie, David & Vanessa
Xie, Jack & Ruby
Xin, Richard & Qiu, Quinty
Xiong, Jason & Lyu, Cindy
Xu, Feng & Liming
Xu, Feng & Ying
Xu, Lei & Lily
Xu, Mianli & Cai, Wenjun
Xu, Mingyu & Mei
Xu, Steven & Cathy
YYan, Liye & Jianren
Yang, Wally & Lu
Yao, Penny & Dongen
Yao, Roger & Tina
Yao, Wenfeng & Xu, Grace
Yao, York & Wang, Yanrong
Yates, Peter AM (OB 1977) & Susan
Ye, Jacky & Lin
Ye, Zhijiang & Coco
Yeaman, Andrew & Jones, Krissie
Yelland, John (OB 1959)
Yeo, Andrew (OB 1987) & Meredith
Yeung, Sally & Matt
Yin, Haixia & Lu, Li Li
Young, Michael
Yu, George & Ivy
Yu, Hongda & Sally
Yu, Kenny & Chen, Hong
Yu, Wilson & Nicole
Yuan, Yuan & Guang Jun
ZZeng, Sunny & Janice
Zerial, Simone
Zhai, Cindy & He, Wilbur
Zhang, Angela & Mei, Yuanbin
Zhang, Charlie & Chen, Lily
Zhang, David & Yutong
Zhang, Guang & Rebecca
Zhang, Han & Zoe
Zhang, Jack & Xie, Mia
Zhang, John & Phoebe
Zhang, Lin Feng & Michelle
Zhang, Nick & Penny
Zhang, Tao & Yanan
Zhang, Tommy & Michelle
Zhang, Yuhan & Feng
Zheng, Kevin & Athena
Zheng, King & Christina
Zhenhua, Andy & Xiaona, Shauna
Zhong, Baifeng & Zeng, Yigang
Zhong, Buchao & Li, Haiyue
Zhou, Edwin & Mao, Maria
Zhou, Hui & Dan
Zhou, Mary & Tom
Zhou, Xinjie & Phoebe
Zhu, Jean
Zhu, Juping & Yun
Zhu, Shaomin & George
Zhuang, Thomas
Zou, Anna & Ding, Hao
Zuban, Valentina & Jorgensen, Peter
Anynomous (2)
* Deceased
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Brighton Grammar School’s philanthropic priorities focus on two main goals that support the School’s commitment to provide an outstanding education for boys.
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Supporting an initiative that is important to your family can create an impact felt in ripples, some of those reaching many you may never know. A gift to one of our tax-deductible funds creates opportunities for our boys, their families and future families.
We think our supporters are amazing and welcome a discussion at any time, should you wish to see how you can make a positive impact with a gift.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible gift to either the BGS Building Fund, BGS Library Fund or the BGS Scholarship Fund, please contact Eden Phillips in the Advancement Office (03) 8591 2231 or email ephillips@brightongrammar.vic.edu.au