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PIAC’s work shows that real change can happen.

At the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) we work to build a fairer, stronger society by helping to change laws, policies and practices that cause injustice and inequality.

Help us deliver meaningful social justice outcomes that change the lives of people who are marginalised and disadvantaged.

We offer a variety of ways to maintain a close connection to our work through occasional donations, regular giving – annually, quarterly or monthly, and legacy giving – leaving a gift in your will.

The Public Interest Advocacy Centre is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR). Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible in Australia.

Donate online

Your donation to PIAC supports people and communities who are marginalised and facing disadvantage. Every gift, large or small, helps us achieve our vision to build a fairer, stronger society by helping to change laws, policies and practices that cause...

Donate via EFT

Your donation to PIAC supports people and communities who are marginalised and facing disadvantage. Every gift, large or small, helps us achieve our vision to build a fairer, stronger society by helping to change laws, policies and practices that cause...

Partners program

The PIAC Partners program acknowledges the valuable contribution that our supporters make to PIAC’s sustainability and strength. We are sincerely grateful to each and every donor who supports our work. Thank you. Friends support PIAC with a regular donation (monthly, quarterly or...

Legacy

Gifts left to charities in Wills come in all different shapes and sizes and are not just for wealthy people – it is for anybody thinking about doing something powerful, special and lasting. By giving a gift in your will...

Our Supporters

The generous support and commitment provided by our partners, sponsors and donors has enabled PIAC to help change laws, policies and practices that cause injustice and inequality. Core funding for PIAC’s work is provided by the Public Purpose Fund NSW,...

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