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Our mission is to support Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary by fundraising for both for the immediate care of wildlife in crisis, and for the ongoing protection of Tasmanian and Australian wildlife in need. Through business partnerships, one off-donations and recurring contributions, our supporters play a crucial role in helping Bonorong ensure the survival of our wildlife.
Megan Alessandrini – President
Macropus giganteus (Forester kangaroo) trail
The Friends of Bonorong Founding Partners campaign was established in late 2021. This one-off foundation program is strictly limited 100 places and we are looking to fill our final spots through this campaign!
We are offering people the opportunity to become a Founding Partner through “100 Friends of Bonorong Founding Partners”. As a Founding Partner, you will forever be known as one who helped make this important initiative a reality. Your name will be etched in our history as being a key to the foundation of Friends of Bonorong.
To take part in this limited program, we are asking these first 100 people for a $2000 tax deductible donation. Your valued donation will be used to support the Bonorong Primary Care teams, enclosure maintenance and research efforts. In exchange, you’ll receive a range of benefits and join the rapidly-growing list of our amazing Founding Partners below.
Hurry – spots are strictly limited and are filling fast!
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We pay our respects to their Elders past and present, for they hold the memories, knowledge, culture and hopes of lutruwita (Aboriginal Tasmania).
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So you’re interested in becoming a Founding Partner? Fantastic!
Please complete the form below and one of our friendly staff will be in touch shortly.
Megan is currently Adjunct Senior Lecturer, School of Social Sciences, University of Tasmania and her best mate
is Jock the rescued border collie/ springer spaniel. She was born and raised Tasmania and after completing
school she worked in the Department of Veterans Affairs and then Department of Employment, as an
employment officer, disability officer and women’s employment officer. While employed, she did a degree in
Sociology and Political Science/Public Administration and honours [first class]. In 2001 she completed her PhD
and was appointed as an academic at the University of Tasmania. She has been active in advocacy, volunteering
and board participation related to animal welfare for 30 years.
Megan has a PhD in politics and policy, specialising in NGOs and government, has more than 25 years of practical
experience in Nongovernment organisations and cares deeply about the welfare of animals, particularly wildlife.