Tipping Dray Restoration Project

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Funding Progress

Funding Goal	Start Date	End Date	Time Left
$5,000	1 July 2021	31 December 2021

$2,625 of $5,000 raised

Purpose

The Society is raising money for the Heritage Fund so that we can continue to provide financial support for the promotion of the moveable cultural heritage of Churchill Island.

A key project for 2021 is the Restoration of the Tipping Dray.

About the Restoration Project

You can find out more about the Tipping Dray Restoration Project here: Tipping Dray Restoration Project

Progress of the Restoration Work

The photo gallery below shows the progress of the restoration work. Your donation will help us to keep the restoration work going.

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Payment Options

You can make a donation by:

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Sending us a Cheque or Money Order.

Make a Donation

If you would like to contribute to this fundraising campaign, you can make your donation online.

If you wish to remain anonymous, please tick the “Make this an anonymous donation” box. Otherwise, your name and donation amount will be published by the Society.

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Terms and Conditions

Click here to view the Terms and Conditions for donations to the Heritage Fund.

List of Donors

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Churchill Island Friends Society Inc.

1 day ago

What with coronavirus lockdown and wild weather causing widespread blackouts it’s really hard for us all to keep up with what’s open when! But Churchill Island is currently open daily for regional Victorians and beyond and we are all really looking forward to having our Melbourne visitors back once their lockdown is over – hopefully soon! Meanwhile here is a black and white photo of the sculpture at the visitor centre by local photographer Lisa. The clay sculpture was made by local artist Camille Monet about the time the centre was opened around 2000. It depicts a local Aboriginal myth where star- crossed lovers incur the wrath of the spirits. The young woman is turned into a Moonah tree leaning down into the sea to her young man who has been turned into a whirlpool beneath her. The sculpture is complemented by the backdrop of a beautiful old fallen Moonah limb. ... See MoreSee Less

What with coronavirus lockdown and wild weather causing widespread blackouts it’s really hard for us all to keep up with what’s open when! But Churchill Island is currently open daily for regional Victorians and beyond and we are all really looking forward to having our Melbourne visitors back once their lockdown is over – hopefully soon! Meanwhile here is a black and white photo of the sculpture at the visitor centre by local photographer Lisa. The clay sculpture was made by local artist Camille Monet about the time the centre was opened around 2000. It depicts a local Aboriginal myth where star- crossed lovers incur the wrath of the spirits. The young woman is turned into a Moonah tree leaning down into the sea to her young man who has been turned into a whirlpool beneath her. The sculpture is complemented by the backdrop of a beautiful old fallen Moonah limb.

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I love this story. Here is a photo I took today

Churchill Island Friends Society Inc.

1 week ago

Did you know that our society - Friends of Churchill Island Society Inc - has been around and helping on Churchill Island in lots of ways for over 40 years?! That's a long time for a Friends group. We are still doing lots of good volunteer work on and for Churchill Island in conjunction with the managers Phillip Island Nature Parks, to keep it a magic place. But we can't do that without support from the public. Anyone can join FOCIS by following this link: focis.org.au/membership/ Our membership fees are extremely reasonable and there are good benefits to joining including free entry to CI! And anyone (not just members) can make a tax deductible donation to support our work, by following this link: focis.org.au/donation/ There's lots of ways to pay - just click on the right choice for you. For any questions, contact our treasurer Tom at We look forward to welcoming you as new or rejoining members, &/or receiving your donation. Thanks everyone! ... See MoreSee Less

Did you know that our society - Friends of Churchill Island Society Inc - has been around and helping on Churchill Island in lots of ways for over 40 years?! Thats a long time for a Friends group. We are still doing lots of good volunteer work on and for Churchill Island in conjunction with the managers Phillip Island Nature Parks, to keep it a magic place. But we cant do that without support from the public. Anyone can join FOCIS by following this link: https://focis.org.au/membership/ Our membership fees are extremely reasonable and there are good benefits to joining including free entry to CI! And anyone (not just members) can make a tax deductible donation to support our work, by following this link: https://focis.org.au/donation/ Theres lots of ways to pay - just click on the right choice for you. For any questions, contact our treasurer Tom at treasurer@focis.org.au We look forward to welcoming you as new or rejoining members, &/or receiving your donation. Thanks everyone!

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Churchill Island Friends Society Inc.

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For those of you missing our beautiful Churchill Island, here are some special photos taken by Phillip island photographer Lisa during a beautiful autumn sunny day before the latest lockdown. Stunning thanks Lisa. Enjoy! ... See MoreSee Less

For those of you missing our beautiful Churchill Island, here are some special photos taken by Phillip island photographer Lisa during a beautiful autumn sunny day before the latest lockdown. Stunning thanks Lisa. Enjoy!

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Beautiful photos!!!👏👏

Thank you to Lisa....just wish that we were there now!

Churchill Island Friends Society Inc.

4 weeks ago

As we reach the end of Volunteers Week, it's important to acknowledge the big variety of vols from all walks of life and all ages who have given their time, money and energy to CI over many years. Among them were hundreds of Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies and their dedicated leaders who gave much needed help especially in the first 20 years of government ownership. Here are some photos from the CI collection: A group of Leaders relaxing around a CI picnic table chatting, while some of their charges chat in the background; A senior Guide and Scout sharing a pleasant moment together on CI - is he showing off his muscles!; the then Governor General Sir Ninian Stephen visiting CI during 1988 for the Bicentennial, walking with CI manager Carroll Schulz, followed by a large contingent of happy cubs! If you see anyone you know in these photos, please leave a comment below. Thanks to all of these wonderful young people and their leaders who contributed so much to CI! ... See MoreSee Less

As we reach the end of Volunteers Week, its important to acknowledge the big variety of vols from all walks of life and all ages who have given their time, money and energy to CI over many years. Among them were hundreds of Scouts, Guides, Cubs, Brownies and their dedicated leaders who gave much needed help especially in the first 20 years of government ownership. Here are some photos from the CI collection: A group of Leaders relaxing around a CI picnic table chatting, while some of their charges chat in the background; A senior Guide and Scout sharing a pleasant moment together on CI - is he showing off his muscles!; the then Governor General Sir Ninian Stephen visiting CI during 1988 for the Bicentennial, walking with CI manager Carroll Schulz, followed by a large contingent of happy cubs! If you see anyone you know in these photos, please leave a comment below. Thanks to all of these wonderful young people and their leaders who contributed so much to CI!

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Churchill Island Friends Society Inc.

4 weeks ago

Phillip Island Nature Parks, the managers of Churchill Island, have a dedicated Churchill Island FB page now! You can see lots of beaut images of the island's animals and staff at work, and info about any forthcoming events on CI. And a few featured volunteers: here's FOCIS volunteer Jeff Cole, recently featured on the CI FB page, set up in Amess Barn where he and other volunteers will be rebuilding the old tipping dray. Great photo, thanks PINP! This page - Churchill Island Friends Society Inc - will continue to bring you historical and heritage information about CI, and of course Friends of Churchill Island Society activity news. ... See MoreSee Less

Phillip Island Nature Parks, the managers of Churchill Island, have a dedicated Churchill Island FB page now! You can see lots of beaut images of the islands animals and staff at work, and info about any forthcoming events on CI. And a few featured volunteers: heres FOCIS volunteer Jeff Cole, recently featured on the CI FB page, set up in Amess Barn where he and other volunteers will be rebuilding the old tipping dray. Great photo, thanks PINP! This page - Churchill Island Friends Society Inc - will continue to bring you historical and heritage information about CI, and of course Friends of Churchill Island Society activity news.

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