ESTABLISH A NAMED FUND
A Benalla Art Gallery Foundation Named Fund can be established by, or named after, an individual, family, corporation or other group to support the donor(s) or deceased/honourees interest in the Benalla Art Gallery, community or region. A Named Fund is a wonderful way to encourage intergenerational giving or to leave a legacy that will support the future prosperity of Benalla Art Gallery and the community it serves.
You can establish your own Named Fund for as little as $10,000 which can be paid over a five-year period. Larger Named Funds are also welcomed and encouraged.
Donors can remain anonymous or choose their level of involvement and profile. Each year donors will be sent a report to detail the growth in the Named Fund or utilisation for Benalla Art Gallery Foundation nominated projects.
If you would like to hear more about our Named Funds, contact our Foundation Team at donations@bagf.org.au or call our Philanthropy Manager on 0404 846 202.
Note: our online donations form currently accepts a maximum single transaction of $5,000. Should you wish to donate more, please see the Direct Debit details on the below form, or make separate donations of $5,000 to your chosen amount.
Benalla Art Gallery Foundation Named Funds
- Neville and Jan Arnott
- Georgina Burston Family
- L J Burston
- Sue and Nick Clark
- The Coughlin Family
- Friends of the Benalla Art Gallery
- Bill and Kerryn Dobson
- The Jane and Norton Grimwade Family
- Grubb Family
- Punarji Hewa Gunaratne
- The Holmes Family
- Kirkwood Family
- Peter and Jill Lloyd – Karn Station
- Clan McPherson: Winsome McCaughey and Snow Barlow
- The Messenger Family
- The Jean Miller Family
- James and Katherine Murray
- Robyn and Damon Sutton
- Sabine and Mike Smyth
- Fiona and Frank Stephens
- The Tallis Family
Read more about some of our Named Fund contributors below.

Jonathon Glonek performs during ‘The Ledger Collection’ exhibition displayed within the Ledger Gallery, 2023

grubb family
The Grubb Family Fund was established by Anita Grubb to acknowledge, continue and complement the philanthropy of her parents, Peter and Norma Grubb, and grandparents, Alfred and Coral Grubb.
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![Percy Lindsay ‘Tate’s corner, Creswick’ c. 1885 – 1952, oil on canvas on board, 24.8 x 31.9 cm [board]; 38.0 x 44.9 cm [frame]. Ledger Gift, 1975. 1975.07. Benalla Art Gallery Collection Percy Lindsay 'Tate's corner, Creswick' c. 1885 - 1952, oil on canvas on board, 24.8 x 31.9 cm [board]; 38.0 x 44.9 cm [frame]. Ledger Gift, 1975. 1975.07. Benalla Art Gallery Collection](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Detail_Percy-Lindsay-Tates-corner-Creswick-c.-1885-1952-Ledger-Gift-1975.png)
sue & nick clark
Sue Clark was born and raised in Benalla, where her lifelong connection to the Benalla Art Gallery was shaped by the influence of her great aunt and uncle, Erma and Laurie Ledger.
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![Penleigh Boyd ‘Portsea’ [detail] 1921. Gift of Mrs E.E. Ledger, 1975. Benalla Art Gallery Collection](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Detail_Penleigh-Boyd-Portsea-1921.-Gift-of-Mrs-E.E.-Ledger-1975.png)

![Peter Atkins ‘Sacred vessels’ [detail] 1992, Purchased with the assistance of the Friends of Benalla Art Gallery, 1992. © Image courtesy of the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne Peter Atkins 'Sacred vessels' [detail] 1992, Purchased with the assistance of the Friends of Benalla Art Gallery, 1992. © Image courtesy of the artist and Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Detail_Peter-Atkins-Sacred-vessels-1992-Purchased-with-the-assistance-of-the-Friends-of-Benalla-Art-Gallery-1992.-©-Image-co.png)
![Robert Jacks ‘Compelling Vestures’ [detail] 1965, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, Gift of the Benalla Apex Club, 1967, 1967.01, Benalla Art Gallery Collection. Copyright Estate of Robert Jacks / Copyright Agency 2022 Robert Jacks 'Compelling Vestures' [detail] 1965, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, Gift of the Benalla Apex Club, 1967, 1967.01, Benalla Art Gallery Collection. Copyright Estate of Robert Jacks / Copyright Agency 2022](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Detail_Compelling-Vestures.jpg)
![Clement Meadmore ‘Delauney’s dilemma’ [detail] 1992, bronze, 21.6 x 22.4 x 13.3 cm. Gift of Mr. L. Gordon Darling, 2001. 2001.08. Benalla Art Gallery Collection © Estate of Clement Meadmore Clement Meadmore 'Delauney’s dilemma' [detail] 1992, bronze, 21.6 x 22.4 x 13.3 cm. Gift of Mr. L. Gordon Darling, 2001. 2001.08. Benalla Art Gallery Collection © Estate of Clement Meadmore](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Detail_Delauneys-dilemma-Clement-Meadmore-1992-2001.08-©-Estate-of-Clement-Meadmore.jpg)




![Helen OGILBEE The C.Y.S.S. Centre (Benalla) [detail] 1980 oil on canvas, 120.4 x 120.4 cm [canvas]; 123.3 x 123.3 cm [frame] 1982.33 Ledger Gift, 1982 Benalla Art Gallery Collection © Courtesy of the artist Helen OGILBEE The C.Y.S.S. Centre (Benalla) [detail] 1980 oil on canvas, 120.4 x 120.4 cm [canvas]; 123.3 x 123.3 cm [frame] 1982.33 Ledger Gift, 1982 Benalla Art Gallery Collection © Courtesy of the artist](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Detail_The-CYSS-Centre.jpg)

![Hans HEYSEN Landscape [detail] n.d. watercolour 32.5 x 39.0 cm [image]; 65.5 x 72.5 cm [frame] Ledger Gift, 1975 1975.05 Benalla Art Gallery Collection Hans HEYSEN Landscape [detail] n.d. watercolour 32.5 x 39.0 cm [image]; 65.5 x 72.5 cm [frame] Ledger Gift, 1975 1975.05 Benalla Art Gallery Collection](https://benallaartgallery.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Detail_Hans-Heysen-Landscape.jpg)
