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Beacon is moving to a .org.au website URL and emails

August 3, 2020/in News /by Beacon Foundation

On August 31st 2020, Beacon Foundation updated its URL to www.beaconfoundation.org.au along with updating all our email addresses the same firstname.lastname@beaconfoundation.org.au. As a visitor to our site, you do not need to do anything different. You are encouraged to save our new www.beaconfoundation.org.au to your favourites and even if you by habit type in our old URL, it will auto direct you to our new www.beaconfoundation.org.au website. When reaching out to us, our old e-mails will still be working, however, you will see us reply from our new contact details in the format of firstname.lastname@beaconfoundation.org.au.

Why is Beacon Foundation doing this change? The change makes sense as it is made to better reflect our status as a not for profit. This is because a .org.au URL is reserved for non-commercial organisation and not for profits like Beacon Foundation.

If you have any questions about the new URL or our emails, please contact communications@beaconfoundation.org.au

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