GRANTING
Philanthropy is not about charity; it’s about justice. We grant to dismantle injustice, defend rights, and drive bold action for people and the planet.
OUR STRATEGY
People come first in all we do. Climate justice and human rights are deeply linked. It is the most vulnerable of us who will be the hardest hit from the worsening climate crisis, driving inequality and further eroding freedoms.
By addressing these challenges together, we aim to tackle injustice at its roots, empowering communities, and building a fairer, more sustainable future for all beings.
Without strong democracies none of this work is possible, so we also look to how we can strengthen our governance systems so that all people are afforded access to justice, freedom and equal rights.
We look to form strong long-term partnerships with our not for profits. We like to help capacity build organisations so they can focus on the vital work that they need to do. If this sounds like you, send us an email. Let’s connect.
We love OUR GRANT PARTNERS…
The Grata Fund CEO Isabelle Reinecke walks alongside Uncles Paul and Pabai as they take the Australian Government to court over failing to protect their homelands and their culture from climate disaster in The Torres Strait. We proudly walk along side her and the Uncles in their fight for justice.
The National Justice Project, led by George Newhouse fearlessly fights injustice through strategic legal action to create a fair and equitable society free from discrimination. We are supporting their ambitious campaign to create an alternative first response option to assist mental health crisis and in turn save lives.
Parents for Climate worked tirelessly to stop fossil fuel greenwashing by putting pressure on EnergyAustralia to remove its misleading "carbon neutral" product for new customers and wipe it from their website.
The She Gives Campaign seeks to grow the power of women's giving and highlight the incredible work the women of Australia do silently towards accelerating social change. Deborah, our CEO was welcomed to Government House with many other generous female Philanthropists to discuss with the Governor General, the Honourable Sam Mostyn, how we can further expand this rich resource and celebrate all women who give.
The Bob Brown Foundation passionate activists put themselves on the line to protect native forests and stop logging. Native Forests are not only vital habitat for wildlife but also carbon sinks crucial for absorbing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. We need them to live.gree
Greenpeace Australia tackles the biggest issues that are standing in the way of a green and peaceful future. They use peaceful protest and creative confrontation to expose the biggest environmental threats in our region and around the globe. They promote solutions and advocate for climate justice. They are passionate change makers.
Climate 200 supports community-backed independent candidates who champion strong climate action, political integrity, and gender equality. By providing resources for grassroots campaigns, they help level the playing field and drive policy change for a more sustainable and accountable democracy.