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This year, we’re trying to raise an additional A$180,000 from our film-loving community.
Yes – we know that’s a lot.
But with your help, and with donations from our supporter group the MIFF Circle, we know we can do it.
All donations help protect the festival’s program while supporting the core costs of delivering your favourite film event. All donations above A$2 are tax-deductible.
MIFF needs your love. This is your cue.
Since 1952, MIFF has been bringing breakthrough independent films to Melbourne in a world-class program of premieres and events. The festival has presented films by the great auteurs of the world alongside thrilling new talents – all while supporting local filmmakers and celebrating Australia’s cinematic stories.
MIFF is the most prestigious not-for-profit film organisation in Australia. There’s nothing quite like it.
We’re working hard to ensure that our program, our industry projects and our only-at-MIFF events build on the incredible legacy of the festival.
The last few years have been extremely challenging. Producing a festival is expensive and risky, and our financial model relies on six weeks of box office income to survive. We’re trying to keep ticket prices low, while venue, travel and production costs have seen sharp increases. We may be recovering from our COVID years, but audiences have changed and many are still finding their way back to events like ours.
If you love film and if you love Melbourne as much we do, then please make a donation to MIFF today.
For all enquiries, please contact:
Brad Macdonald
Head of Philanthropy & Festival Development
philanthropy@miff.com.au
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MIFF is a registered charity. A full tax deduction is available on donations and contributions, minus the value of any benefit you might receive.
All donations are received by the Melbourne Film Festival Fund – a tax-deductible fund listed on the Australian Government’s Register of Cultural Organisations maintained under Subdivision 30-B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. All donations are tax-deductible, less benefit value.