The legacy of generosity that began in 1912 continues to shape the College’s future. With your support, we can ensure that King’s remains a place of excellence, offering students unparalleled opportunities in academics, sports, culture, social and community development.

We invite you to continue this journey with us. Your gift—no matter the size—will directly contribute to the growth and success of King’s College and the students we serve.

Together, we can create a future that honours our past and builds an even stronger community for generations to come.

Donations of $2 and over are tax-deductible.

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At the CEO's discretion

A fund to support special projects at the College.

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Building Fund

In support of the launch of the College's Master Plan and the first phase of building priorities.

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Henry Jennings Scholarship

This scholarship supports a member of King's in their third year.

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King's College Rural Women's Scholarship

This scholarship supports a first-year female student from a rural setting.

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Malcolm Whyte AO Bursary

Supporting new and returning members at King's.

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Annual Giving

Support the future of King's

Annual giving plays a vital role in advancing the College’s mission and building a strong, engaged philanthropic community. Together, we contribute to something greater than ourselves—supporting excellence, access, and opportunity for all members of King’s.

Thanks to the generosity of our Residents, Associates, Parents, Old Collegians, and Friends of the College, in 2024, we awarded scholarships and bursaries to over 95 students and completed a partial refurbishment of G Flat.

In 2025, you can direct your gift to one of the following priority areas:

College Master Plan – Stage 1 Building Project - help us shape the future of our campus through critical infrastructure improvements.

King’s College Rural Women’s Scholarship Fund - support a first-year female student from a rural background to thrive at King’s.

Malcolm Whyte AO Bursary Fund - provide financial support to new and returning students who need it most.

CEO’s Discretionary Fund - allow your gift to be applied where it is most needed across the College.

Every contribution, no matter the size, helps us strengthen King’s for generations to come.

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In-kind giving

King’s greatly appreciates giving in-kind from the College community. Many of our Old Collegians generously give their time to mentor residents, assist with career advice, and connect alumni to different opportunities via their professional networks. Others also share their knowledge and expertise by participating in college committees.

Bequests

Including a bequest to King’s in your will offers a way of providing support for future generations of King’s residents. Bequests ensure we can continue to provide an enriching living and learning experience that residents and alumni benefit from and remember fondly. It also provides an opportunity to give to the College where you may not have found it possible during your lifetime.

Anyone who makes a bequest, no matter the amount, receives membership into The Wyvern Society. The Wyvern was chosen as a symbol for the Society as it holds a special place in the hearts and minds of those connected with King’s College. The first Patron of The Wyvern Society was the late Reverend Dr Robert Fulcher (1938-1941), a former Deputy Master and long-term supporter of the College. It is fitting that we honour those who have chosen to remember King’s in this way.

There are many bequest opportunities you may consider. For a confidential conversation about leaving a bequest to King’s College, please contact Amanda Houston, Director of Engagement & Advancement, so that we can fulfil your wishes.

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