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Sponsorship

Hay Inc. (ABN 49 465 883 463) is a not-for-profit organisation registered as a charity with the ACNC.

NOT-FOR-PROFIT FUNDRAISING ACCOUNT
The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) (ABN 27 091 810 589) is a charitable foundation based on partnerships between philanthropy, community, government and business. FRRR partners with Hay Inc. to assist in the fundraising for their programs and operations as a charitable activity in line with FRRR’s purposes, through a Not-for Profit Fundraising Account.

Donations $2.00 or more made into the FRRR Public Fund towards this appeal are tax deductible in Australia because of FRRR’s tax status.

For further information, visit www.frrr.org.au.

Or click on the link below to donate

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Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) delivered startup funding to assist with the establishment of Hay Inc in 2014. AWI was a key partner in the program committed funding to Hay Inc until 2025. AWI also assists with the introduction to shearing and shed management part of the training program.

Donations and in kind support has been received from businesses and rural enterprises in the Hay district. Including TA Field “Wyvern” Carrathool. Other donations are Rabo Bank Client Council; Bendigo Bank; Engie community
grant, and Transgrid.

Training also takes place at Cannon Family “Rosevale” Hay, Gibson Family “Croidon” Hay, Paraway “Steam Plains” Conargo, Hay, Australian Food & Agriculture Company “Burrabogie” Hay, Ireson Family “Belmont” Booligal, Houston Family “Benduck” Hay, Shear Outback Hay.

NSW Department of Primary Industries through their TOCAL Yanco has also assisted with the accredited training of the rural education program, with funding through Agskilled Funding. Red Cross also assists with Accredited First Aid Training.

NSW Stud Merino Breeders Trust have supported Hay Inc through sponsorship of the Hay Alumni Network and the Future Merino Breeder Scholarship. Coopers Animal Health

Most subject matter experts (trainers) volunteer their time along with committee members. Landholders in the Hay district have offered their properties, livestock and equipment for training purposes, as well as donations to the entity.

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