Beacon of Hope Impact Report 2025
An overview of the Beacon of Hope Foundation’s work, achievements and outcomes during 2025.
Sarah Dyce
Head of Citizenship and ServiceJill Healey AM
Beacon of Hope Foundation ChairThe Beacon of Hope Foundation Fund delivers an incredible level of support to local, national and international communities – more vital than ever during these challenging times.
The ability to identify and respond to community needs means we are making a genuine difference to the lives of others, in turn inspiring growing engagement from our own community in Citizenship and Service programs.
Whether giving or receiving, providing opportunities for others is the core purpose of our programs now and into the future.
Supporting those in need has always been part of the true spirit of Beaconhills College. Your contribution to the Foundation is the ultimate ‘gift of opportunity’. It will help make a real difference to the lives of those less fortunate and ensure that students today – and in future years – can access the benefits of a Beaconhills College education. The Foundation is endorsed as a deductible gift recipient (DGR).
The Beacon of Hope Foundation encompasses the College’s many giving and service programs, locally and abroad.
You will find all the details on how to donate on the form at the bottom of this page.
We thank you for your donation, which will be gratefully received by those who need it most. For more details, email Foundation@beaconhills.vic.edu.au
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• Supports our Beacon of Hope local, national and international service program initiatives.
• Volunteering personal or professional time is also welcomed, as part of the College philosophy of citizenship and service.
• The Community Education Support Fund (CESF) financially supports families in need or those who are unable to access a Beaconhills education.
• Recipients of the CESF are determined via an application process. The fund was established for the charitable purposes of advancing education.
• The Beacon of Hope Building Fund accepts tax deductible donations or gifts from the community to support our students’ holistic education.
• Donations are used to enhance or upgrade the College’s buildings and capital works.
The Beacon of Hope Foundation was established in 2020 with the aim of making a difference in the lives of others. This is achieved by advancing education through scholarships and bursaries, capital developments and meeting the needs of our community; locally, nationally, and internationally. It has three funds, each with a specific purpose. The Foundation is run by a Board of Directors.
Jill Healey AM
Dr David Moseley
Stephen McGinley
Tony Sheumack
Brian Coombe
David Young