Ways to Give
Help Bring Mental-Health Support Within Reach
Your generosity can help BAF expand mental-health education, community outreach, care navigation, youth programs and responsible innovation across underserved communities.
- Responsible Stewardship
- Donor Privacy
- Transparent Reporting
Support that strengthens access, understanding and hope.
- Approved Giving Pathways
- Direct Inquiry Support
- Donor Privacy
- Responsible Stewardship
Online giving is not currently available. For approved institutional, corporate or major-gift inquiries, please contact BAF directly.
Ways to Support
Choose the Giving Path That Fits You
Each pathway below is one BAF is operationally prepared to receive today. Options that are not yet available are not shown.
Corporate and Institutional Giving
Explore sponsorship, grants, employee-giving, matched gifts and program partnerships that align with current BAF priorities.
Discuss Institutional GivingIn-Kind Support
Propose appropriate professional services, technology, supplies, venues or program resources through BAF's gift-review process.
Propose In-Kind SupportLegacy Giving
Begin a confidential conversation about including BAF in a long-term or estate-giving plan.
BAF does not provide legal, tax or financial advice. Donors considering a legacy gift should consult their own qualified advisers.
Discuss Legacy GivingYour Support at Work
Your Support Strengthens Practical Pathways to Mental Health
Depending on current programs, funding restrictions and operational needs, contributions may support work across BAF's four focus areas.
Community Mental-Health Outreach
Support education and early-help pathways in schools, faith communities and local organisations.
Learn morePsychiatric Care Access
Help strengthen care navigation, referral guidance and appropriate access partnerships where available.
Learn moreYouth Mental Wellness
Support age-appropriate education, trusted-adult engagement and responsible anti-stigma programming.
Learn moreScience, Technology and Innovation
Help young people and communities explore mental-health science, responsible technology and practical community solutions.
Learn moreWhat to Expect
A Clear Giving Experience
Giving should never feel uncertain. Here is exactly what happens, step by step.
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Choose a Pathway
Identify whether your gift is institutional, corporate, in-kind or a long-term giving conversation.
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Send an Inquiry
Share a short summary with BAF's team. No payment or card details are collected by email or web form.
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Review Together
BAF reviews the proposal for mission alignment, current need, safeguarding and practical usefulness.
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Stay Informed
Choose separately whether to receive program and organisational updates.
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Review Impact
Explore verified reports and approved impact information as they become available.
Transparency & Stewardship
Give With Confidence
BAF would rather publish less than overstate. These commitments apply to every gift, whatever its size or form.
Responsible Stewardship
BAF applies contributions in accordance with approved programs, organisational needs and accepted written restrictions.
Verified Reporting
BAF publishes figures only when they include a clear source, reporting period and appropriate review.
Donor Privacy
Donor information is handled responsibly and is not publicly disclosed without permission.
Honest Limitations
BAF explains what has not yet been measured and avoids unsupported claims about impact.
Receipts, Currency and Tax
BAF has not yet confirmed a payment provider, accepted currencies, transaction fees or automated receipting, so none of these are claimed here. For gifts made by direct arrangement, BAF's team confirms in writing what documentation can be provided. Tax treatment may depend on the BAF entity receiving the gift and the donor's jurisdiction — donors should consult their own qualified tax adviser.
Other Ways to Give
Build a Giving Relationship That Matches Your Goals
Companies, foundations, professionals and individuals may support BAF through approved sponsorship, grants, matched giving, in-kind contributions or long-term giving conversations.
Each proposal is reviewed for
- Mission alignment
- Current organisational need
- Safeguarding and ethics
- Practical usefulness
- Acceptance conditions
- Recognition preferences
- Reporting expectations
Giving Questions
Giving FAQ
Only questions BAF can answer accurately today are published here.
Online giving is not yet available. BAF currently accepts institutional, corporate, in-kind and legacy-giving enquiries directly through its contact team, who will explain the approved arrangement before any gift is made.
Recurring giving is not available yet. When it is enabled, the page will state the frequency, start date, renewal behaviour, how to update or cancel, and how confirmations are issued before any commitment is made.
BAF has not yet confirmed its payment provider, accepted currencies or payment methods. These details will be published here once the integration is operational and verified — BAF will not list them in advance.
For enquiry-based gifts, BAF's team confirms in writing what documentation can be provided for that specific arrangement. Automated confirmations and receipt behaviour will be described here when online giving goes live.
BAF does not publish a single tax claim. Tax treatment may depend on the BAF entity receiving the gift and on the donor's jurisdiction, so donors should consult their own qualified tax adviser.
Restricted gifts are considered case by case. A restriction is only accepted under a written arrangement that BAF can realistically deliver and report on. Unless a gift is accepted under such a restriction, BAF may apply contributions where they are most needed to advance its charitable mission.
Yes. Tell BAF's team when you make your enquiry and your name will not be publicly recognised. Donor information is not published without permission.
Contact BAF with a short description of what you are offering. Each proposal is reviewed for mission alignment, current organisational need, safeguarding and ethics, practical usefulness, acceptance conditions, recognition preferences and reporting expectations.
BAF can receive an initial, confidential enquiry and explain what it is able to accept. BAF does not provide legal, tax or financial advice; donors should work with their own qualified advisers.
Donor details shared through an enquiry are handled by a limited team, used only to respond to and administer that gift, and are not published or sold. BAF's privacy notice explains what is collected, why, and how long it is kept.
Planning a Corporate, In-Kind or Long-Term Gift?
Our team can help determine whether a proposed gift aligns with current programs, operational needs and BAF's acceptance policies.