Donating to Kumarangk is a practical way to stand alongside the Ngarrindjeri mi:minis and community to support truth-telling that is led by the people who lived through this time. It helps ensure the Ngarrindjeri mi:minis who resisted the bridge and protected land and waters stories are shared and carried forward with care, dignity and integrity.
This work is about more than the past. It is about cultural continuation, intergenerational knowledge, justice and self-determination. Your donation helps make sure these powerful stories are not lost, simplified or told by others, but remain grounded in community and preserved through exhibition, documentation, performance and archive.
Work of this depth needs time, resources and long-term commitment. Donations help create the right conditions for community-led storytelling, artistic practice and legacy. Every contribution helps build something enduring, and with matched funding of up to $75,000 from the State Government, each dollar given brings us closer to the $200,000 goal.
Become part of the Kumarangk Giving Circle and help bring this major project to life.
Contributions of $3000 and above will make you part of this generous group of supporters.
The Kumarangk project includes Kumarangk: Exhibition, Kumarangk: Film and Kumarangk: Theatre on Country. The outcomes are presented in three major festivals: Tarnanthi, Adelaide Festival and the Adelaide Film Festival in 2026 and 2027.
Contact Development Director, Cass Barendregt, to talk more about joining the Giving Circle or donate above.
Please call Cassandra on 0493 684 213
If you prefer to make a direct deposit to the Country Arts Foundation please email [email protected] or call 0493 684 213 to arrange.
Post your donation form to us at:
Country Arts Foundation
85 North East Road
Collinswood SA 5081
Country Arts SA pays respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and recognises their continuing connection and spiritual relationship to these lands, waters and skies. We are committed to listening and helping care for Country, and to safeguard, share and celebrate First Nations’ living cultures.
Join our Giving Circle by donating $3000 and above.