Community Sponsorship & Donations

Thank you for your interest in obtaining support from Canon Oceania for your community activity.

In line with Canon’s guiding philosophy of Kyosei - living and working together for the common good – we have long supported various charities and organisations across Australia and New Zealand that align with one of the four categories listed below:

- Medical Research and Children’s Health

- Sustainability and environment
- Creative programs for young people or disadvantaged
- Humanitarian Aid

While we already have ongoing partnerships and current commitments in place, we are able to support a small number of additional organisations who fall into the above categories.

If your application doesn’t relate to one of the above categories, unfortunately we are unable to assist you with your request.

We also don’t offer product loans or product donations in exchange for free marketing.

Checklist before you proceed with your application:

- Does your application support an Australian or New Zealand based organisation or charity?
- Does your application relate to one of the four identified categories above?

Please note that we need at least 6 weeks’ lead time to action a sponsorship or donation. If your request is required within this timeframe, then unfortunately we will not be able to consider it this time around.

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