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A donation to Writing WA is a gift to our state’s storytellers.

It’s the laying down of bricks to build pathways for new and established writers so they can produce the stories that define careers and shape communities.

It’s the enabling of festivals, events and programs that showcase writers and deliver rich cultural experiences to WA audiences.

When you donate to Writing WA, you give immediate power to new opportunities, new voices and new stories. You join a creative community of doers and change-makers.

Together we write the big picture.

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The rewards are seeing the impact our donations have on Western Australian writers and readers at a grassroots level and knowing that we are really helping writers to develop. Ten years later I can still say categorically that a … donation invested in Writing WA is by far the best return on investment and reward, more than any other (arts) organisation.
Phil Thick, Writing WA Donor

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Writing WA Inc is a Deductible Gift Recipient and operates the Writing WA Public Fund in accordance with the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Donations to Writing WA of $2.00 or more are tax deductible and we will send you a receipt for your tax purposes.
If you prefer to donate via EFT our account details are:
Account name: Writing WA Inc Public Fund
Bank: NAB     BSB: 086 089       Account: 791 911 635

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