Investing in a healthier, safer community is a win-win
A corporate partnership with Bethany Community Support is a relationship built on trust, shared values and commitment to strengthening our community. By partnering with us, you’ll be providing support for our community’s most vulnerable children, families and individuals.
As a not-for-profit organisation, we are funded by Federal and State Government funding, but also rely on program partners, sponsors, donors and philanthropic support to continue to adapt, enhance and increase our services.
Our strong reputation for agility, innovation and collaboration means we have been able to reduce barriers that create disadvantage and support people to contribute to the social and economic development of their communities. We have pioneered initiatives like the Men’s Family Violence Intervention Centre in South Geelong and actively participate in research and service evaluation, often partnering with tertiary institutions and funding bodies.

Inspiring partnerships can deliver social impact for communities and real benefits for your organisation
Partnership opportunities:

Annual donations

Campaign and event sponsorship

Staff fundraising activities (with company matched donations)

Cause related marketing

Pro bono professional support

Gifts in kind

Corporate volunteering
We’ll work with you to build a partnership that enriches your workplace and provides long term sustainable impacts to the wider community.
Why partner with us?
More information
If you would like to know more about your organisation partnering with us please contact our Community Engagement team
Frequently asked questions about our Corporate partnerships
Case Study
Warrnambool‘s Collins Booksellers encourages South-west residents to support people doing it tough experience the joy of reading.
The annual Book Bunnies Appeal asks customers to purchase any children’s book within store which is then distributed to the most vulnerable members of the community by Bethany’s community support.
The participating customers are provided 25 per cent off the price of the pledged book. A cost Collins Booksellers covers.
Collins Booksellers Warrnambool manager Michaelie Clark said “Our commitment to our region is very important to us.
“We believe this campaign helps bring a bit of joy to families who are struggling, as well as providing the flow on benefits of aiding literacy, promoting critical thinking and creativity, nurturing a positive relationship with books, reading, learning and gaining new perspectives.”
The Appeal has been running since 2018 and has provided over 450 individual books valued at over $6,000 to the children who need them most.
BOOK BUNNIES: Collins Booksellers staff Lisa Ward and Sally Jane with some of the books that can be pledged as part of the store’s Easter appeal. Picture: Chris Doheny
