Questions

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When was BOS Australia founded?

Where is BOS Australia based?

How can I contact BOS Australia?

Are donations to BOS Australia tax-deductible?

Does BOS Australia have an ABN?

Employment Enquiries

How can I work with BOS Australia?

Answers

Company Information

When was BOS Australia founded?

BOS Australia was founded in 2001 to support the work of the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation in Indonesia through fundraising, raising public awareness and developing education programs.

Where is BOS Australia based?

We have volunteer groups in both NSW and VIC. Our postal address is PO Box 3916, Mosman, NSW, 2088.

How can I contact BOS Australia?

We welcome your questions, comments and requests. For complete contact details, please go to our contact page.

Are donations to BOS Australia tax-deductible?

Does BOS Australia have an ABN?

Employment Enquiries

How can I work with BOS Australia?

BOS Australia is run entirely by volunteers. You can find more information on volunteering with BOS here or contact us if you think you can help out.

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