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“The world is over-armed and peace is under-funded.”

– Former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon.

You have come to the right place to make a one-off or recurring donation to ICAN Australia. This page also provides information on how to leave a gift in your will for the campaign, and our bank account details for making a direct deposit.

By making a recurring donation to ICAN, you can help change the nuclear status-quo. Our “BANefactors” are generous individuals who donate a small sum of money each month for the abolition of nuclear weapons.

Nuclear-armed nations spend over $100 billion ever year maintaining and upgrading their nuclear arsenals. We hope that you can spare just a few dollars to help ICAN build a safer world. If we fail to act, sooner or later our luck will run out – and the consequences will be catastrophic.

Disarmament saves lives.

LEAVE A GIFT IN YOUR WILL

Your commitment to ending nuclear weapons can live on after you’re gone. Nuclear weapons threaten everything we hold dear, but a global shift is underway. Help our work continue to see every last nuclear weapon dismantled.

Please click below for information on how to leave a gift to ICAN Australia in your will.

 

A WILL FOR NUCLEAR ABOLITION

 

OTHER WAYS TO DONATE

You can use the form above to make a one-off or regular donation via our secure database Action Network. Alternatively, we gratefully accept donations by cheque, direct deposit and over the phone.

Donate by direct deposit:

Account name: ICAN Australia Inc
BSB: 633 000
Account number: 140361197

Donate by cheque:

Please make your cheque payable to ICAN Australia and send it to:
ICAN Australia
PO Box 1379
Carlton VIC 3053

Donate by phone:

Leila (03) 9023 1958
Gem 0421 955 066.
 
YOUR DONATION WILL ENABLE US TO...
  • Coordinate campaign activities across Asia–Pacific – a region whose support will be crucial to the success of the treaty
  • Enlist the help of parliamentarians across the political spectrum to ensure that Australia signs and ratifies the treaty
  • Educate the public about the catastrophic consequences of the use of nuclear weapons and the importance of the treaty
  • Amplify the voices of Aboriginal and Pacific nuclear test survivors, including by facilitating their involvement in UN meetings
  • Safeguard the future of our shared planet and its many peoples.