ABOUT OUR SPONSORS
Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation - Australians in their advancing years
The Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation (VFFF) was established in 1962 by the late Sir Vincent Fairfax. Born in 1909, Sir Vincent was a fourth generation Australian who served his country in the war and was a leading member of the business community. He held numerous directorships and official positions with financial firms and held special regard for organisations with interests in rural Australia stemming from his rural upbringing at Cambooya near Toowoomba in Queensland. Sir Vincent was known to have an extraordinary capacity for work and also gave his time to voluntary and charitable institutions. He firmly believed that wealth and influence brought with it a responsibility and an obligation to serve the community. Today the VFFF is governed by a Board of family and non-family Directors and annual distributions are made to projects that fall within its guidelines. The Trust is honoured to be a recipient of funding that allows for the perpetuation of the memory of Sir Vincent Fairfax.
Title of Fellowship
Vincent Fairfax Churchill Fellowship for the study of a project to enrich the quality of life for Australians in their advancing years. Established in 1992.
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For Award Annually |
Number of Fellowships Awarded
21
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Fellows 1994 -- RYAN (now using Baragwanath) April 1998 -- RANDALL RSM AM Margaret |
2008 Churchill Fellow