2020
Impact Report
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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
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MESSAGE FROM THE VICE PRINCIPAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & ADVANCEMENT
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MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
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TEN YEARS OF HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION
10 THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIVING 11
DONOR SPOTLIGHT
12 2021 SCHOLARSHIPS 14 WINGED HEART SOCIETY 15
OUR SUPPORTERS
16 MAJOR DONORS – CHANGING LIVES FOREVER 22 THANK YOU & FOUNDATION BOARD 23 LOOKING FORWARD 2021
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FRONT COVER: DOUGLAS TRAVIS AND GWYNNE COX WITH VINITH, BHANU AND CHARLIE, HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
Message from
THE CHAIRMAN
It is my privilege and pleasure to welcome you to the 2020 Annual Impact Report for the Haileybury Foundation.
Despite the obvious challenges during the year, we achieved much to be proud of and I encourage you to read on and learn of the impact we have collectively made. As I have mentioned in previous reports and bulletins, your Foundation Board spends its first meeting in February of each year discussing our overall strategy, reviewing the prior year’s achievements compared to our Key Performance Indicators (‘KPIs’), then setting fresh KPIs for the year ahead. In February 2020, we set ourselves some ambitious targets, unaware that it was to be the last physical meeting of the year – with all subsequent ones held via ‘Zoom’, like so many others around the world. While we understandably fell short on a number of these targets, our Development team pivoted their approach and made progress in many areas.
Over the years, we also formulated a plan to reach our longterm financial objectives. For example, were donations to be double their current level, grow by 10 percentage points a year for the next 20 years then steady for the subsequent 20 years, whilst our investment corpus continued with its average annual return rate, both the Foundation scholarships we provide and Haileybury itself would be secured in perpetuity. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every 2020 donor for your support and generosity. NEIL SUTCLIFFE CHAIRMAN, HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION
The successes I would like to highlight include:
Our total donation and investment income, our ‘operating cashflow’, and our overall investment corpus ended up slightly higher than the prior year
We proudly supported those Haileybury families that were severely financially affected by the COVID-19 government lockdown, through our General (unrestricted) Fund donating to the School’s COVID-19 Financial Flexibility Program
We found innovative ways to connect with our donor community, with the stand-out being the ‘Donor Impact Series’ which brought benefactors and beneficiaries together in a virtual setting.
Despite the obvious challenges during the year, we achieved much to be proud of
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Message from THE VICE PRINCIPAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & ADVANCEMENT The events of last year have provided Haileybury with the chance to adapt and innovate, just as it has done throughout its 129-year history.
The Haileybury Foundation too, was able to use this challenging time to find new ways of doing things as it continues to build on its good work to change lives forever. By their very nature, foundations are innovators. Every foundation was established because it identified a need or a problem to be solved: passionate individuals or a caring group of people who organised, generated ideas, and launched into action. They did so despite what may at first have appeared to be an overwhelming task before them. 11 years ago, a very similar group of passionate Haileyburians did much the same when they initiated the Haileybury Foundation.
This year, the Haileybury Foundation will continue to build on what worked so well last year. Innovation can be a tool for overcoming resources, obstacles and mindsets to develop new approaches that deliver best value and extraordinary results. At its core, innovation is about the ability to adapt and change, to solve problems, and to find new and better ways of doing things to meet needs. We hope you too will walk with us to continue Changing Lives Forever. SCOTT DORAN VICE PRINCIPAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & ADVANCEMENT
Fortunately, through last year’s challenges, the Haileybury Foundation discovered new ways of doing things. Staff and benefactors switched to working from home rather than from the office, they held meetings online rather than faceto-face and event venues were swapped for virtual ones to host occasions and nurture relationships.
We hope you too will walk with us to continue Changing Lives Forever.
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Message from
THE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS
Despite the difficulties faced by many in our community in 2020, Haileybury Foundation ended our 10th year in a very healthy position, thanks to the continued generosity from members of our community. I have been incredibly proud of the work of my team during this challenging year in communicating with so many in our community. Some of the highlights of the year include:
• 180+ phone calls made to alumni over the age of 65 • Significant financial assistance provided from Haileybury Foundation to Haileybury families affected by COVID-19
• Care packages and follow-up calls made to Winged Heart Society members
• Four Donor Impact events delivered online featuring senior staff members from Haileybury and Foundation Scholarship students
• The inaugural Winged Heart Society luncheon – a wine and cheese event delivered online.
The challenges of 2020 aside, we are delighted to report that in 2021 Haileybury Foundation is providing a total of 14 scholarships. The 14 recipients will either commence or continue their education at Haileybury in 2021 when they would otherwise not have had this opportunity. We are incredibly thankful to our wonderful donors, who have contributed so generously to the following scholarships commencing or continuing this year:
Class of 1984 Scholarship
Class of 1988 Scholarship
Dr Douglas Travis (OH’74) Scholarship x 2
Ian W Cox (OH’47) Scholarship
Gary Bailey (OH’82) Memorial Scholarship
Geoff and Anne McGeary Scholarship
Geoff and Anne McGeary Scholarship (in memory of Russell McLean Howard)
HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION
Scholarship Projections 40
1892 Scholarship
Haileybury Workplace Giving Scholarship
William Buckland Foundation Indigenous Scholarship
Haileybury Parents and Friends of Castlefield (HPFC) Scholarship
Haileybury Parents and Friends of Keysborough (HPFK) Scholarship
Class of 2007 / Melbourne Foundation Scholarship.
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2025 39 students
2024 36 students
2023 36 students
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2022 25 students
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2021 14 students
We thank each of our donors to the Haileybury Scholarship Fund. With the continued growth of the Haileybury Foundation Class Giving program and generous gifts pledged by a number of community members, including our Haileybury staff, we project that by the commencement of the 2021 school year, 25 students will be the beneficiaries of Foundation scholarships – a 78% increase on 2020.
2020 SUMMARY OF GIVING AND ENGAGEMENT
GROWTH IN VOLUNTARY BUILDING FUND
Over Time
We congratulate members of the Class of 1984 who have come together to generously provide a scholarship for a deserving student at Haileybury City this year. Similarly, we express our sincere gratitude to both the Haileybury Parents and Friends of Castlefield (HPFC) and Haileybury Parents and Friends of Keysborough (HPFK) who have generously donated funds to support a scholarship each at their campuses this year.
$150,000
$120,000
$900,000
We are pleased that there are now 40 members of the 1892 Circle, a group who generously contribute more than $500 each per year or have pledged to do so over a period of three years.
GROWTH IN
Scholarship Fund $500,000
2020 $96,845
2019 $98,443
$0
2018 $108,981
$300,000
This rise is also consistent with the growth in membership of the Winged Heart Society, which doubled in number from eight in 2019, to 16 in 2020. Membership of the Winged Heart Society is for those members of our community who have pledged to leave a bequest to the Foundation. We thank you for the legacy you will leave our students and School.
2017 $144,463
2016 $129,750
$600,000
Throughout 2020, oneFund of our goals was to provide increased Growth in Voluntary Building over time worthwhile communication to our community. This has been achieved across a variety of channels including social media, the Haileybury website, regular Benefactor updates, Quarterly reports and a Winged Heart Society newsletter. We encourage you to visit our website or engage with our social media accounts to be provided with further information on the impact of Giving at Haileybury.
$400,000
SPRING 2020
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FROM THE CHAIR MAN
the Spring 2020 Welcome to n News edition of Foundatio to be our in what continuesyear. y 10th Anniversar many s year has producednegative. This tumultuou many being positive, annus horribilis, trends, some it has been an For far too many, move on from. Of the two and one to forget on, one is negative like to focus and trends I would positive – the other and distressing
$200,000
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2020 $216,665
2019 $278,630
2018 $134,417
2017 $466,186
$0
2016
$50,000
$70,778
$100,000
Growth in Scholarship Fund over time continue to support the Members of our community Voluntary Building Fund which provides a range of worthwhile building projects across each of our four Melbourne based campuses benefitting students of all levels. Every student matters every day and it is this ethos that Haileybury Foundation prides itself on with the delivery of these projects.
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2009
Ten Years
MARCH Haileybury appoints consultant, Michael Dawson to work closely with the Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Russell Davidson to provide the School with advice on establishing a Foundation.
OF HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION
2013 2010 MARCH Haileybury Foundation was endorsed by the ATO as a TCC (tax concession charity). AUGUST The Haileybury Foundation Board meets for the first time, with Haileybury Council Chairman, Tom Poulton (OH’66) installed as the first Chairman. Other Board members were Peter Trewin, Darren Scammell and Ms Nicola Hepenstall. The Winged Heart Society (bequests) was formally commenced. NOVEMBER Haileybury Foundation is formally launched at a function held at Haileybury, Keysborough.
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2011 SEPTEMBER Mr Peter Trewin, announces his retirement from Haileybury Council and the Haileybury Foundation Board.
MARCH Mr Neil Sutcliffe was formally welcomed to the Haileybury Foundation Board, following a resolution at Haileybury Council on 25 October, 2012. The Haileybury Parents and Friends of Castlefield (HPFC ) generously donate $10,000 to the Scholarship Fund and continue to be long term donors.
2015 MARCH Haileybury Parents and Friends of Castlefield (HPFC) make a significant contribution, with funds to be distributed to a student who would otherwise be unable to attend or continue at Haileybury Castlefield. JULY Haileybury Foundation introduces a Voluntary Building Fund option on the School fee notice as a way of assisting with the maintenance and building of new facilities across each of the four Melbourne-based campuses.
2014 2012 NOVEMBER The first Haileybury Foundation Scholarships are awarded to Jodi Finegan and Ujjwal Chaudry. The scholarships known as the Savulescu/ Aikman Scholarships are generously gifted by Old Haileyburian, Mark Newman (OH’81). The Geoffrey Patience Scholarship is awarded to Hannah Schmitz. The scholarship is named after the late Geoffrey Patience (OH’60), a rural doctor who rose to the highest levels in his profession with the criteria that the candidate has a strong background in academic performance.
JANUARY Current Haileybury Foundation Board member and Haileybury Councillor, Neil Sutcliffe becomes the second Chairman of Haileybury Foundation.
OCTOBER 1892 Club (later renamed 1892 Circle) is instituted – this group of regular donors contributes or pledges to contribute an annual gift of $500 (or more) each per year.
OCTOBER Haileybury Foundation receives a considerable grant from the William Buckland Foundation to fund two Indigenous scholarships from 2015 onwards.
NOVEMBER Savulescu/Aikman Scholarship recipient, Jodi Finegan (OH2015) graduates from Haileybury as the first Haileybury Foundation Scholarship graduate.
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2018
MARCH Haileybury Foundation, with the JULY support of the Board, revises Haileybury Foundation its constitution to allow gifts institutes its first Class and bequests for the benefit of Giving Scholarship, a joint Haileybury Rendall School in initiative between the Class Darwin as well as Haileybury’s of 2007 and Melbourne Victorian campuses to be Foundation. applied. AUGUST Haileybury Foundation logo is adopted.
The Ian W Cox (OH‘47) Scholarship is announced for the commencement of the 2019 School year. OCTOBER Haileybury Foundation receives funds from the estate of former parent, the late Arthur Bailey, in honour of his late son Gary Bailey (OH’82). Funds werewhich were directed to the Scholarship Fund to be awarded to a student who would not have had the opportunity to attend Haileybury.
OCTOBER The refurbishment of Aikman Hall takes place with the installation of new seating. A ‘Take Your Seat’ program is initiated whereby community members can purchase a plaque on the back of the seat with their name inserted.
JANUARY Eight students are awarded Haileybury Foundation Scholarships as they commence the 2019 School year. FEBRUARY Haileybury Foundation initiates a Workplace Giving program where funds are directed to the Scholarship Fund to establish a Staff Giving Scholarship for 2020. SEPTEMBER Hannah Chard is awarded the Class of 1988 Scholarship, the first to be solely funded by a Haileybury peer group. Class of 1988 representatives, Nick Wakeling and Andrew Bonwick are involved in the interview process.
JANUARY 13 students commence the 2020 School year as beneficiaries of Haileybury Foundation Scholarships. SEPTEMBER Haileybury Foundation releases funds to financially support those families most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to ensure their children are able to remain at Haileybury. NOVEMBER The inaugural Winged Heart Society luncheon is held virtually due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic with an interactive wine and cheese afternoon event.
The inaugural Workplace Giving Scholarship is awarded to Faith Mapolo Kauseni, who commenced at Haileybury City.
2021 14 students commence the school year as beneficiaries of Haileybury Foundation scholarships. Dr Douglas Travis (OH’74) generously provides a second scholarship.
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The impact
OF YOUR GIVING FAITH MAPOLO KAUSENI
HANNAH CHARD Hannah commenced at Haileybury City in Year 7 at the beginning of the 2020 School year. Hannah, the beneficiary of the Class of 1988 Scholarship, was recently announced as the City Girls Middle School Social Justice Captain for 2021. Along with being named a leader for 2021, Hannah has had many highlights in her first year, “My first day at Haileybury, Camp Jungai on the Goulburn River and Speech Day” to name a few. Exams were daunting at first; however, Hannah performed well academically and was honoured to receive a Distinction for Academics. Hannah immersed herself in a variety of extra-curricular activities throughout the year including Debating, where she received her first Haileybury colour. She also completed the Level 3 Compass Award, whereby she was required to complete physical activities (strength and conditioning classes), a hobby (sewing face masks), exploration (Year 7 camp) and volunteering (providing meals to the community). Hannah sends this message to her benefactors:
“Thank you all for giving me the privilege of attending Haileybury this year. Your generosity and kindness have provided many special opportunities. I have enjoyed learning at Haileybury so much this year. The extraordinary education has inspired me to press forward and achieve beyond my imagination”. Congratulations on a wonderful year, Hannah!
With the introduction of the Haileybury Workplace Giving program in 2019, Faith Mapolo Kauseni, who is originally from Zambia, was given the incredible opportunity to join Haileybury City as a Year 7 student at the commencement of 2020. Faith has not looked back. Despite a year of uncertainty, she has shown great resilience and in 2021 started a new leadership position as City Middle School Girls Sport Captain. Faith’s year, like that of many, was turned on its head with the COVID-19 pandemic. However, she showed true resilience to stay focused, motivated and well connected to her Haileybury community. Faith was able to build on her growth mindset through assembly sessions with Head of Campus, Caroline Merrick; build her endurance with online Pilates sessions with her PE teacher, Sophie Elliott; and engage in ‘Out Loud Poetry’ in a team’s format against schools from all over the state. Faith also loved catching up with former Haileybury student and current Western Bulldogs player, Cody Weightman (OH2020) during the year to discuss their shared love of AFL. Faith sums up her amazing experience with a note to her benefactors:
“I would like to thank all the benefactors for this opportunity. Being at Haileybury City campus has been an amazing experience this year. Opportunities like these do not come often; I am so grateful for every moment and second I spend at City campus. I have cherished each moment I have had on campus or online. Your generosity has impacted my educational life on a mental, physical and emotional perspective. I would not be in school during this pandemic if I were back in Africa. It is amazing how generosity can impact and completely turn an orphan’s life around. I love being part of the Haileyburian community and I look forward to the years to come. I will forever be grateful for this chance. Thank you”. Congratulations Faith. We know that you will continue to go from strength to strength.
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DONOR
Spotlight ROGER HOLDING Roger Holding (OH’66) has long been a highly engaged member of the Haileybury community.
Roger, a retired Chartered Accountant has moved back to Melbourne after spending much of his working life in Geelong. He and his wife, Debra, a former President of the Old Geelong Collegians Association met at a combined alumni dinner many years ago and haven’t looked back. Roger is a former President of the Old Haileyburians Association and for many years served as Haileybury’s representative on the APS Past Students Golf Committee. Roger maintains his connections because of the wonderful advancements that he has seen the School deliver over the past 20 years “watching a school expand its culture
and be at the forefront of providing an unequalled educational experience”. He remains impressed by the development of the City campus and Haileybury’s unique work in Beijing. Roger is a member of the 1892 Circle as well as the Winged Heart Society. While contributing an annual gift to the Haileybury Scholarship Fund (1892 Scholarship), Roger has also decided to leave a bequest to the Haileybury Foundation in order to “help those who have the ability
but not the opportunity”. Roger wishes to see young people achieve their potential and enjoy the incredible experiences that a Haileybury education offers. There is no doubt that those who contribute, like Roger, are seeing the true value of their gift through the inspiring stories and smiling faces in this publication.
DR DOUGLAS TRAVIS Dr Douglas Travis (OH’74), a semiretired urologist, has carved an impressive clinical career combining business, management, delivery of outstanding medical services and corporate advisory, holding roles such as Director of Surgery for one of Melbourne’s largest public hospitals, running his own private practice, and holding the position of Victorian President of the Australian Medical Association (AMA). Dr Travis is proudly supporting two students who are the beneficiaries of the Dr Douglas Travis Scholarships. The inaugural recipient was Berwick Year 10 student, Vinith Imayavasan and more recently Newlands Year 7 student, Bhanu Mahendran. On both occasions, Dr Travis spent a considerable amount of time with Haileybury Foundation staff interviewing potential candidates for the scholarships on offer. Dr Travis hopes that by offering these opportunities, students will be able to find their tomorrow with a life-changing Haileybury education. He believes
“it is attitude, mixed with aptitude that will determine your altitude”. Dr Travis explains the rationale behind his significant commitment to the Foundation:
“I have seen many a patient who could have carved out a brilliant career, but the inability to afford an education at a leading private school denied them the opportunity to nurture and grow their brilliance into something that could transform the ordinary into greatness”. We are incredibly grateful for the contribution that Dr Travis makes, and we have no doubt that he is making a significant difference to not only those students he is supporting, but also to Haileybury and society as a whole.
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Meet our new Scholarship Recipients for 2021
Thursday, 28 January, was an incredibly exciting day for four new students who commenced their journeys at Haileybury. Each one of these students was awarded a Haileybury Foundation Scholarship after a rigorous selection process conducted by individual donors and members of the Haileybury Foundation Board. As we fondly farewelled three of our Foundation Scholarship students from the Class of 2020, we are excited that these new students have joined our school. We are sure you will join with us in wishing them well on their Haileybury journey.
BRITASTINA HEISKARI
LACHLAN BESANKO
YEAR 9, KEYSBOROUGH
YEAR 7, BRIGHTON
HAILEYBURY PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF KEYSBOROUGH (HPFK) SCHOLARSHIP
HAILEYBURY PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF CASTLEFIELD (HPFC) SCHOLARSHIP
Brita joined Haileybury in
Lachie is the beneficiary
Year 9 at the Keysborough campus. Brita quickly settled in as though she had been at Haileybury for years, creating a new set of friendships and routines from day one. She hopes one day to fulfil her dream of becoming a health professional, be it as a physiotherapist, surgeon or paramedic. Brita loves the outdoors and spending time with her family. She is a keen bike rider and enjoys camping and bushwalking. She is also a proficient sportswoman, taking part in recreational dancing, netball, swimming and basketball. This was put on hold for a period during 2020 when Brita was recovering from a spinal fusion after spending the summer holidays in a wheelchair. She is back on her feet now and has the world as her oyster. Minna Heiskari, Brita’s mother reports that
“As a mother, I love seeing my daughter happy and we are thinking every day how lucky Brita is to be educated in such a great learning environment. I personally love the professional communication between the School and parents as well as the warm welcome that the School has endorsed”. We are incredibly thankful for the HPFK and in particular, their President, Lenice Norris for this wonderful gift.
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of the HPFC Scholarship generously gifted by the Parents and Friends of Castlefield. Lachie commenced with us in Year 7 this year. He has Haileybury bloodlines with his grandfather, Robin Cavalier, having attended Haileybury in the 1960s. Lachie was House Captain of his previous school in Grade 6 and performed well academically, particularly in Spelling and Maths. He is an excellent footballer and enjoys playing all sports as much as he can. Lachie loves animals and has recently adopted a rescue dog. Every so often he will visit the rescue shelter and take the dogs who are awaiting their forever home for a walk. Lachie’s mother, Sarah is adamant that the Haileybury Foundation has provided Lachie with a life-changing experience, an empowering opportunity through this scholarship.
“He’s absolutely loving it and he is still pinching himself about the opportunity the Foundation has bestowed on him. The communication from the School is simply incredible too.”
MANAL AHMAD YEAR 9, CITY
BHANU MAHENDRAN
CLASS OF 1984 SCHOLARSHIP
YEAR 7, KEYSBOROUGH
Manal commenced at Haileybury City at the beginning of Term 1A in November 2020. Manal is the grateful recipient of the Class of 1984 Scholarship, the third of Haileybury Foundation’s Class Giving Scholarships. The Class of 1984 Scholarship has been generously donated by a number of former students from that peer group. Members of the class, Scott Grenda and Neil McKinnon were heavily involved in the interviewing process. Manal is a wonderful young lady who would not previously have dreamed of attending Haileybury. She is keen to pursue a career in Science, in particular gynaecology, nursing or psychology. Manal is a keen dancer and has also competed at State level in taekwondo (Poomsae). She has taken the plunge this year and joined the diving team, despite never having tried the sport before. Her other hobbies include singing, reading and baking. Manal has shown a keen interest in social justice initiatives, most particularly assisting in fundraisers to support children with disabilities.
DOUGLAS TRAVIS SCHOLARSHIP #2 Bhanu joins Haileybury Newlands as the second beneficiary of the Dr Douglas Travis Scholarship. Dr Travis has been incredibly supportive of the Haileybury Foundation and we are delighted that Bhanu has been granted this opportunity. Bhanu has aspirations of becoming a doctor. She has previously performed very well in Maths, English and Science at her former school, along with being Class Captain, a member of the SRC and netball captain. Bhanu is a talented athlete, recently achieving some excellent results in the State Athletic Championships. She is also an avid reader with The Hunger Games and Harry Potter being two of her favourite books. Bhanu’s mother, Nanthini commented that
“She is very happy. She loves her subjects, especially learning Science, French and Maths”. Through the support of our donors, each of these children will have their lives changed forever. Thank you.
Manal’s mother, Rakhshanda has been delighted with our School. She reports that Manal
“Loves all her teachers. Everyone is so supportive. She feels she has always been a part of Haileybury. She really likes small class numbers as it helped her feel more confident in forming a respectful relationship with her peers and teachers and she feels it makes them more approachable”. We are incredibly grateful to the Class of 1984 for providing this opportunity.
Through the support of our donors, each of these students will have their lives changed forever. Thank you.
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Winged Heart
SOCIETY
Preserving the past while investing in our future. During 2020, our Winged Heart Society membership grew from eight to 16 wonderful supporters. Thank you to those who have indicated that they will leave a bequest in their Will to the Haileybury Foundation. You are demonstrating your steadfast commitment to future generations at Haileybury and helping to ensure the School continues to be a world-class institution into the future. For this we are eternally grateful.
WINGED HEART SOCIETY MEMBERS Mr T Avery
Mr P Hicks OAM (OH’65)*
Mr A Bailey*
Mr R Holding (OH’66)
Mr C Brickhill (OH’64)
Mr J Pfeiffer (OH’65)
Mr W Buckland (OH’40)
Mr C Piper (OH’62)
Mr P Burford
Mr M Reynolds (OH’79)*
Mr T Clark (OH’74)
Mr D Robertson (OH’53)
Mr I Cox (OH’47)*
Mr A Sewell (OH’26)*
Mr A Cummins
Dr R Sundberg AM QC (OH’60)
Mr R Fildes AM (OH’58)
Mr G Urquhart (OH’63)
Mr C Gillmore (OH’70)
*Deceased
Mr L Gardiner (OH’63)
We would like to remember our Winged Heart Society members who have recently passed. PETER HICKS OAM (OH’65)
MARK REYNOLDS (OH’79)
Peter had a wonderfully exciting and varied career with Telstra in telecommunications research, spanning 35 years. He also simultaneously worked as an engineer with the Australian Naval Reserve, with whom he served voluntarily for 50 years until retirement. Peter has said often that “Haileybury greatly shaped his life”.
Mark recently passed away in Las Vegas from COVID-19 related pneumonia. Mark had a brilliant career as a stock trader and was loved by everyone who knew him. He was a valued member of our Haileybury community and a regular Haileybury Foundation Scholarship Fund contributor. Mark’s estate will create a new Haileybury Foundation Scholarship to be realised in 2022.
Peter’s generous bequest will ensure a Haileybury Foundation Scholarship in his name will be offered, commencing in 2022, specifically for a Maths / Science scholar as directed in his estate.
If you would like to find out more about our Winged Heart Society, please contact us in confidence. foundation@haileybury.vic.edu.au or phone Russell Davidson on +61 3 9904 6140
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Stronger Together – OUR SUPPORTERS The Haileybury Foundation Board and team are honoured to recognise the many individuals and organisations whose extraordinary generosity helps us advance our mission. Your generous donation, loyal and ongoing support truly changes lives at Haileybury. PATRON Anonymous Donors The Estate of the late Mr A Bailey Haileybury Parents and Friends of Castlefield (HPFC) Mrs G Cox Mr J de Wijn AM QC (OH‘69) MS Newman Family Foundation (OH‘81) William Buckland Foundation
I892 CIRCLE DONORS Our 1892 Circle Regular Donors Group are donors who have given, or pledge to donate, $500+ each per year over three or more consecutive years. The Haileybury Foundation extends its immense gratitude to the following members:
Ms J Back
Dr J King
FELLOW
Mr D Blake (OH’60)
Mr F Main (OH’88)
Anonymous Donors
Mr A Bonwick (OH’88)
Melbourne Foundation
Mr G McGeary (OH’59) & Mrs A McGeary
Mr J Broadbent (OH’88)
Ms C Merrick
Mrs J Brown
Mr J Milne (OH‘73)
Schoolpix
Dr P Brown & Dr D Brown
Morgans Foundation
Mr T Poulton (OH ‘66) & Ms W Peter
Haileybury Parents & Friends Castlefield (HPFC)
Mr S Muller
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Schoolpix
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Sony Foundation Mr N Sutcliffe & Mrs A Sutcliffe
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Dr S Galpayage Don & Dr J Ranaweera
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Dr M Garwood (OH 1976)
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Mr S Dowding & Ms C Low
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Mr D Dwarakanathan &
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Dr S & Dr D Gone
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Mr Q & Mrs M Ehsani
Ms F Gontier
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Mr T & Mrs K Cox
Mr D & Mrs J Elia
Mr N Gordon (OH 1988)
Mr S Cramer (OH 2003) & Mrs A Cramer
Mr W Ellis & Mrs S Mahfoud
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Mr D & Mrs L Crowder
Mr R & Mrs V Elvins
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Mr K & Mrs U Epasinghe
Mr C Graham (OH 1984)
Mr B Cui & Ms L Chen
Ms M Esparon
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Mr P & Mrs J Evans
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Mr B Dagge & Ms F Lie
Mr W & Mrs L Evans
Dr P & Ms B Grech
Mrs M Dai & Mr W Wang
Mr M Evans (OH 1955)
Mr L Green & Mrs D D’cotta-green
Mr T Dang & Mrs V Nguyen
Mr W & Mrs L Evans
Mrs A & Mr A Gregg
Mr V Dasyam & Mrs S Raghunaykula
Mr G & Mrs D Fairbairn
Mr S Grenda (OH 1984) & Ms F Cole
Mrs V David
Mr P & Mrs C Fallon
Mr A & Mrs K Griffiths
Mr R Davidson (OH 1986)
Mr D Fan & Ms Y Wang
Mrs L Grossi
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Mr Y Fan & Mrs Y Zhang
Mr B Gu & Mrs J Yu
Mr D Daymond (OH 1982) & Mrs S Daymond
Mr B Fang & Mrs L Pei
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Mr N De Castro & Ms L Alexandrino
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Mr T Gu & Mrs S Jiang
Mr G & Mrs C De Fries
Dr M Feletar
Dr A Gunawardana & Mrs P Fernando
Mr N & Mrs C De Saini
Mr B Feng & Ms D Zhao
Mr Y & Mrs M Gunasegaram
Mr R De Silva (OH 2004)
Mr C Feng & Mrs Q Ye
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Mr J de Wijn AM QC (OH 1969)
Dr Y Fan & Ms J Feng
Ms Q Guo & Mr J Qin
Mr C Dearing & Ms B Welch
Mr J Fergusson (OH 1985)
Mr S Guo & Ms C Wang
Mr G & Mrs S Deitch
Mr H & Dr S Fernando
Mr S Guo & Ms Y Wei
Mr N & Mrs M Deljanovski
Mr J Fernando & Mrs N Suramya
Mr Y Guo & Mrs X Zhao
Ms H Denny
Mr J & Mrs O Fernando
Dr N Gupta & Mrs V Modi
Mr I & Mrs R Deutscher
Mr K Fernando & Mrs P Meegoda Gamage
Mr T Gutowski & Ms A Wong
Mrs J & Mr S Dexter
Mr T & Mrs K Fernando
Mr J & Mrs K Haakman
Mr R Dharma & Mrs L Kwardha
Mr G & Ms S Ferrier
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Dr M & Dr J Dhir
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Mr S Dhulipalla & Dr A Kolasani
Mr D Finne-Larsen
Ms S Haley
Mr G & Mrs M Di Giorgio
Mr P Fitzgerald & Dr S Dreyfus
Mr I Hall
Mrs K Di Pietrantonio
Mr G & Mrs G Flynn
Mr S & Mrs G Hallal
Mr J & Mrs V Dias
Prof M Flynn
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Dr Z Hamad & Dr Z Abdulazeez
Mr J & Mrs V Dillon
Mr B & Mrs P Forge
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Mr S & Mrs B Jackson
Mr G & Mrs L Konidaris
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Mr A & Mrs M Jacobs
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Mr J Hang & Mrs Y Yu
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Mrs H Le
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Mr Q Le
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Mr T Le & Mrs C Thai
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Mr C & Mrs R Judd
Mr T Le & Mrs N Nguyen
Mr M Hogg (OH 1983) & Ms P Hogg
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Mrs F & Mr S Ledek
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Mr A & Mrs A Hong
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Mr T Kang & Mrs F Chen
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Mr A McCarthy
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Mr X Lu
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Mr H Nguyen & Mrs P Pham
Mr Y Lu & Mrs M Zhu
Mr A & Mrs J McLaughlin
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Dr P Moyo & Dr D Chinogara
Mr B Pan & Mrs H Ju
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Dr A Muhammad & Dr A Azeez
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Ms E Martin
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Mr Z Pan & Mrs C Zhu
Mr I Martineli & Mrs R Boag-Martineli
Miss J Mukusha & Mr L Muzuva
Mr M & Mrs A Pancholi
Mr G & Mrs T Marx
Dr S & Dr K Muller
Mr I Pannila & Dr V Madawala
Ms P Mather
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Mr J & Ms D Panopoulos
Mr D Matin
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Mr I & Mrs N Parkes
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Mr Q Na & Mrs B Dong
Mr C & Mrs K Pathirannahalage
Mrs F & Mr A Mazza
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Dr P Ridland (OH 1966)
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Mr R & Mrs N Perera
Mr M & Ms S Rose
Mr A Stabinskas & Mrs I Dashukova
Mr P Perera & Mrs J Jayasuriya
Mr D & Mrs J Rosenbloom
Prof A Steen & Dr V Peel
Mr A & Mrs R Petrie
Mr M Rourke & Ms S Leung
Prof A Steer (OH 1990)
Prof K & Mrs D Pfeifer
Mr G & Ms A Roussety
Mr J Stefanoski & Ms P Gilantzis
Dr T Phung & Ms L Mah
Ms R Rowe
Ms R Stefanou
Mr C & Mrs N Piastri
Mr M Roy & Mrs K Das
Mr D & Mrs H Stewart
Ms K Pickering & Mr A Budd
Mr D & Mrs M Rubin
Mr J Steyn (OH 1986) & Mrs N Steyn
Mr R & Mrs S Pickersgill
Mr F Ruffo & Ms F Golotta
Mr P & Mrs C Stock
Mr C & Mrs S Pinto
Dr F Rusli & Mrs M Daud
Mr S & Mrs A Stoner
Mr A Pirovich (OH 1996) & Mrs J Pirovich
Mrs V Ryan
Ms A Stooke
Mr W & Mrs V Pisciotta
Mr F & Mrs H Rykers
Mr M Storey & Ms A Kane
Mr T Pitcher
Ms K Saarinsen
Mr R & Mrs K Studd
Mrs R Pollitt
Mr V & Mrs P Sachdeva
Mr R & Mrs L Su
Mr A & Mrs M Pollon
Mr J & Mrs G Samarakoon
Dr S Su & Mr M Tan
Mr V Ponniah & Mrs N Venthan
Mr J & Ms J Samson
Mr G Subramaniam & Mrs M Gukananthan
Mr H & Mrs R Pontikis
Mr A & Mrs R Sandhu
Mr N Sudheesh & Mrs S Chandramathi
Mr M & Mrs G Poort
Mr C Sandra Marakkalage & Mrs T Kodikarage
Mr J & Mrs A Sugunananthan
Mr P Pothupitiyage Silva & Mrs A Deegoda Gamage
Mr R & Mrs T Sanjana
Mr J Sun & Ms C Bian
Dr S & Mrs F Porwal
Mr R & Mrs V Santalucia
Mr H Sun & Ms H Chen
Mr T Poulton (OH 1966) & Ms W Peter
Mr S & Mrs V Saristavros
Mr P Suraweera & Mrs R Dahanaka
Ms F Power
Mr K Satishkumar & B Narayana
Mr A Suriya Arachchige & Mrs S Ilandari Dewage
Mr M & Mrs F Prentice
Mr L & Ms A Saville
Mr M & Mrs G Suy
Mr J Prest (OH 1992) & Ms J Robinson
Mr A & Mrs Z Saydam
M Swart & M Swart
Mr D Prins (OH 1991) & Mrs C Prins
Mr F Scaunich (OH 1992) & Ms S Scaunich
Mr N & Mrs A Sutcliffe
Mr J Pritchard (OH 1978)
Mr R Schaeffer & Ms S Babic
Mr D Sutherland (OH 1960)
Mrs K & Mr B Proctor
Mr C Schreurs (OH 1997)
Mr I Syed & Mrs K Gunasekaran
Mr J & Mrs A Prokupets
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Dr D Syme & Mrs M Syme
Mr A Pursell (OH 1995) & Mrs A Pursell
Mrs P Searle
Mr C Tai & Mrs C Hor
Mr Y Qian & Mrs X Li
Mrs R & Mr C Seebach
Mr A Taggart
Mr Y Qu & Mrs Y Chen
Mr S Seng & Mrs P Long
Mr J & Mrs A Tahan
Mr H Quach & Mrs T Huynh
Mr T & Mrs R Senthilmohan
Mr E & Mrs H Taing
Mr M Racunica (OH 1985) & Dr T Racunica
Ms A Sever
Ms S Taing
Mr D & Mrs A Raether
Mr J Shanley & Ms K Lawlor
Dr A & Mrs S Tan
Mr H Ragg & Ms M Brown
Mr L Shao & Ms Y Deng
Mr B & Mrs B Tang
Dr F Rahman & Mr V Singh
Dr A & Miss G Sharma
Mr D & Mrs V Targett
Dr V Raina & Dr R Chopra
Mrs S Sharma & Mr S Sharma
Mr I & Mrs L Tauman
Ms S & Dr N Raj
Mr R & Mrs L Shaw
Dr A Tay & Ms A Chung
Mr P Rajput & Mrs G Kaur
Mr J Shen & Mrs Y Fan
Mr P Teasdale & Ms J Myers
Mr S & Mrs S Ramesh
Mr G Sheng & Mrs X Zhou
Mr N Tek & Mrs C Sea
Mr S & Mrs S Ramsay
Mr Q Sheng & Mrs X Wang
Mr U Telge & Mrs M Sirimanna Gamage
Dr V Rane & Dr C Sammartino
Mr R & Mrs P Shetty
Ms S Temple & Mr R Smith
Mr B Rankine & Ms J Fisher
Mr Y Shi & Ms Y Mao
Mr R Tennyson
Mr J Wei & Mrs L Rao
Mr L Shi & Ms J Tong
Mr T Thach & Ms C Nguyen
Mr J & Mrs M Rao
Mr B Shinsky & Ms E Grocott
Mr S & Mrs S Thanapathy
Dr S Rathnayake & Mrs C Burke
Ms D Shoebridge & Mr M Sherwood
Mr Y & Mrs A Thang
Mr A Rattle & Mrs T Pinkard
Mr D Slicer & Dr E Ball
Mr K The & Ms F Lim
Dr P Ravichandren
Mr S & Mrs S Siddiqui
Mr K & Mrs K Thea
Mr D & Ms S Ray
Mr R & Mrs U Silva
Dr T Thean & Ms S Tedjokusumo
Mrs L & Mr S Reader
Mr S Silva & Mrs R Senevirathne
Mr L & Mrs G Theodosiou
Mr M Reed
Mr I & Mrs J Silvester
Mrs T & Mr T Thiel
Mr A Ren & Mrs S Wang
Mr A & Mrs J Simmons
Mrs J Thomas
Mr C Ren & Ms W Jiao
Mr D Simpson (OH 1999)
Mr M & Mrs P Thomas
Mr H Ren & Mrs L Wei
Mr S Singh & Mrs R Kaur
Mr L Thomas & Ms L Tsang
Mr D Requin & Mrs C Requin
Mr J Singh & Mrs R Kaur
Mr B & Mrs J Thompson
Mr D Reynolds (OH 1966)
Mr C & Mrs A Smith
Mr B & Mrs K Thompson
Mr M Reynolds (OH 1979)
Mr D & Mrs S Smith
Mr N Thompson
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Mr D & Mrs T Warburton
Mr J Yao & Mrs Y Wang
Mr C & Mrs P Timms
Mr M & Mrs K Waring
Dr J Yao & Dr J Ouyang
Mr R & Mrs C Tindall
Mr J Warlond & Ms M Tse Warlond
Mr Y Yao & Mrs L Chen
Mr M Tipper (OH 1987) & Ms H Warming
Dr I Watterson (OH 1975)
Mr D & Mrs S Yapa
Mr K To & Mrs T Duong
Mr P Waugh (OH 1994)
Mr M Yii & Ms M Hu
Mr J & Mrs A Todisco
Mr B Wei & Mrs Q Sun
Mr T Yin & Ms J Zhou
Dr P & Mrs J Tolan
Mr Q Wei & Ms H Wang
Mr Y Yin & Mrs X Tian
Mr G Tolmatsky & Mrs N Zheltova
Ms J Webb
Mr N & Mrs S Yogathas
Mr M Tonelli & Dr C Bosak Tonelli
Mr R & Mrs L Webbe
Mr X Yue & Mrs Y Yang
Mr R Torres (OH 1985) & Dr S Torres
Mr S Weeraratne & Ms T Gunatillake
Mr L Yu & Mrs W Lu
Mr N Traficante & Ms M Labrooy
Dr A Weerasinghe & Dr S Weerakoon
Mr W Yu & Mrs S Qian
Mr J & Mrs C Tragear
Mr N & Mrs M Weijers
Mr Y Yu & Mrs J Zhang
Mr P Tran & Ms K Bui
Mr K & Mrs S Weiss
Dr Z Yu & Dr H Xu
Mr T & Mrs H Tran
Mr Y Wellana Vithanage & Mrs L Vitanage
Mr Z Yuan & Mrs X Wen
Mr V Tran & Ms Q Nguyen
Mr B & Mrs K Welsh
Mr K Zajac & Mrs E Strzelecka-zajac
Mr G & Ms S Tranter
Mr P & Mrs L West
Mr C Zang & Mrs M Ren
Dr D Travis (OH 1974)
Dr I & Mr W Wettesinghe
Mr L Zeng & Mrs H Chen
Mr P Trembath & Mrs J Trembath
Mr C & Mrs C Wheeler
Mr Q Zeng & Miss X Liu
Mr C Tremewen (OH 1988)
Mrs P Wheeler
Mr H Zhan & Ms S Ma
Mr G & Mrs C Tribe
Mr A White (OH 1984)
Mr B Zhang & Ms Y Pan
Dr A Trivett (OH 1984) & Mrs N Trivett
Dr A & Mrs V Whitehead
Mr B Zhang & Mrs L Zhao
Mr A & Mrs T Tropeano
Mr A Whitelaw (OH 1989) & Mrs G Whitelaw
Mr C Zhang & Mrs L Sun
Mr C & Mrs E Tucker
Mr R Whitelegg & Ms S Rist
Mr F Zhang & Mrs J Zheng
Mr B Turner & Mrs H Kurincic
Mr R & Mrs M Wickert
Mr H Zhang & Ms J Shen
Mr M & Mrs L Twigg
Mr D & Mrs B Wickramasinghe
Mr H Zhang & Ms N Du
Mr D & Ms J Tyack
Mr A & Mrs A Wilkes
Mrs J Zhang & Mr R Machin
Ms A Tyrrell
Mr G & Ms D Williams
Mr J Zhang & Ms Y Zhao
Mr P Ung & Mrs G Bun
Rev M Williams & Dr J George
Mr L Zhang & Ms X Li
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Mrs S & Mr M Williams
Mr M Zhang & Mrs C Liu
Mr D & Mrs K Urquhart
Mr A & Mrs C Wilson
Mr M Zhang & Mrs H Cai
Dr A Utturkar & Dr R Shaligram
Mr P & Mrs J Windhager
Mr W Zhang & Mrs H Zhu
Dr L Valea
Mr R Winkett & Ms K Lane
Mr T Zhang & Mrs Q Liu
Dr O & Dr F Valianatos
Mr P & Ms D Wirne
Mr T Zhang & Ms W Ma
Mr C van den Dungen (OH 1998)
Mr D & Mrs J Wisely
Dr T Zhang & Ms M Lu
Mr D & Mrs S Van Raay
Ms M Wong (OH 2015)
Mr Y Zhang & Ms L Guo
Mr C Van & Mrs V Uch
Mr T & Mrs N Woodbridge
Mr Y Zhang & Mrs H Dai
Mr A & Mrs F Vaughan
Mr H & Ms A Woodman
Mr Y Zhang & Mrs Z Chen
Mr M & Mrs M Vaughan
Mr D & Mrs L Woods
Mr Y Zhang & Ms J Tong
Mr N & Mrs B Verma
Mr G Woolacott (OH 1984) & Mrs Y Li
Mr Z Zhang & Mrs Z Xian
Mr G & Mrs R Verma
Dr C Wong & Dr L Yong
Mr H Zhao & Ms Z Li
Mr J & Mrs P Vernadakis
Mr P Wong & Dr X Yan
Mr J Zhao & Ms W Zhang
Mr F & Mrs T Vogel
Mr P Wong & Mrs W Tong
Mr Q Zhao & Ms Y Xi
Mr R Vojtkiv
Mr M & Mrs N Wright
Mr T Zhao & Ms Y Wang
Mr S & Mrs P Vossos
Dr G & Ms V Wright
Mr W Zhao & Mrs Y Zhang
Mr T Vollmer (OH 1991) & Ms K Vollmer
Mr G Wu & Mrs X Cui
Mr Y Zhao & Mrs J Zu
Mr H Vuong & Mrs S Chea
Mr G Wu & Mrs Z Yao
Mr Y Zhao & Mrs J Huang
Mr N Wakeling (OH 1988)
Mr H Wu & Ms Q Chen
Mr Z Zhao & Mrs X Zhou
Mr G Walker & Ms H Piontek Walker
Mr L Xi & Mrs C Zhang
Mr Z Zhong & Mrs Y Huang
Miss K Walker
Mr H Xia & Ms Y Li
Mrs H Zhou & Mr H Li
Dr B & Dr G Wallis
Mr L Xiao & Ms W Chen
Mr X Zhou & Ms X Hu
Mr T & Ms P Walstab
Mr L Xie & Mrs H Liu
Mr X Zhou & Ms F Xu
Mr D Wang & Mrs K Yu
Mrs A Xie & Mr J Zhao
Mr Y Zhou & Mrs H Wu
Mr G Wang & Ms Y Zhang
Mr Y Xie & Mrs H Huang
Mr D Zhu & Mrs Y Fu
Mr G Wang & Ms H Lu
Mr Y Xiong & Mrs D Cai
Mr H Zhuang & Mrs X Chen
Mr J Wang & Mrs L Li
Mr X Xiong & Mrs A Ouyang
Mr A Zielinski
Mr J Wang & Mrs L Zhou
Mr D Xu & Mrs Y Zheng
Mr M & Mrs P Zuegn
Mr K Wang & Mrs Y Li
Mr X Xu & Mrs Y Zhao
Mr L Wang & Ms X Liao
Mr T Yan & Ms S Liu
Mr M Wang & Mrs Y Shan
Prof W Yan & Ms Z Li
Mr S Wang & Mrs D Zheng
Mr C Yang & Mrs W Ma
Mr W Wang & Mrs M Liu
Mr D Yang & Ms C Tao
Mr Y Wang & Mrs S Guo
Mr G Yang & Ms Q Zhao
Mr Z Wang & Ms Y Sun
Mr H Yang & Ms Z Zou
Mr Z Wang & Mrs Z Bai
Mr X & Mrs Y Yang
Mr S Ward & Mrs F Wang-ward
Mr X Yang & Dr E Xiao
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Thank You
TO OUR 2020 HAILEYBURY FOUNDATION DONORS Thank you for your support of Haileybury and Haileybury Foundation. Your generosity, and that of our alumni, donors and supporters, transforms the lives of so many students, which ultimately makes an impact across the community and wider society as we prepare our students for success as leaders, change-makers and global citizens.
Foundation BOARD The Haileybury Foundation is governed by the Haileybury Foundation Board which ensures that all gifts and donations are managed responsibly and appropriately. Our Board members are exceptionally dedicated, passionate about our School, and committed to working with the Development Office to deliver on our Mission and Purpose, in line with our Values.
BOARD MEMBERS
SCHOOL MEMBERS
NEIL SUTCLIFFE
DEREK SCOTT
CHAIRMAN
CEO | PRINCIPAL
TOM POULTON
REBECCA ARCERI
BOARD MEMBER
CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
DARREN SCAMMELL
SCOTT DORAN
BOARD MEMBER
VICE PRINCIPAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
DUNCAN SUTHERLAND
& ADVANCEMENT
BOARD MEMBER
RUSSELL DAVIDSON DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
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Looking forward
2021
As we plan ahead for a successful year in 2021, we asked some of our Haileybury Foundation staff members and supporters what excites them about the year ahead…
Providing even more opportunities for our community to unite and lead in ‘changing lives forever’.
Through the generous donations from our community, I feel privileged to able to see the life changing and positive impacts of a world class Haileybury education given to our deserving scholarship recipients.
SCOTT DORAN VICE PRINCIPAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT & ADVANCEMENT
REBECCA ARCERI CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Sharing the amazing and impactful stories of our scholarship students with members of our community to show that you are making a huge difference. RUSSELL DAVIDSON DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & ALUMNI RELATIONS
I am motivated to ensure that every student matters every day, no matter their background. I care deeply about education and how much this impacts a person’s life. When you have the chance to positively impact and change someone’s life, particularly the trajectory at such a young age, it’s powerful. ANNA SEVER DEPUTY PRINCIPAL (TEACHING & LEARNING)
Helping to extend the enriching opportunities of a Haileybury education to an even wider range of deserving young Australians with more Haileybury Foundation scholarships in 2022. NICOLE STEYN DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
Haileybury is such a brilliant school I am thrilled to support the Work Place Giving Program which provides opportunities for deserving young people to access a Haileybury education and a life-long connection with the School community. JANE GIBBS HEAD OF CAMPUS (NEWLANDS)
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CONTACT US For further information on the Haileybury Foundation or to enquire about giving, please contact: Scott Doran, Vice Principal Community Engagement and Advancement +61 3 9904 6020 | scott.doran@haileybury.vic.edu.au Russell Davidson, Director of Development and Alumni Relations +61 3 9904 6140 | russell.davidson@haileybury.vic.edu.au
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