World Vision Australia

ABN: 28004778081·service delivery·$514.1M annual giving

Foundation Score

Transparency

2 traceable grantees

Need Alignment

2 LGAs funded

Evidence

0 evidence-backed orgs

Geographic Reach

2 states, 2 LGAs

Annual Giving

$514.1M

Traceable Grantees

Community-Controlled

Board Overlaps

7 years of ACNC Annual Information Statement data (2017–2023).

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Assets	Giving Ratio	YoY
2017	$4.4M	$404.1M	$67.7M	1.1%	—
2018	$4.4M	$398.1M	$82.3M	1.1%	-0.4%
2019	$5.1M	$577.2M	$144.9M	0.9%	+15.7%
2020	$4.4M	$587.9M	$144.1M	0.8%	-13.1%
2021	$4.5M	$451.3M	$146.7M	1%	+1.2%
2022	$5.3M	$457.6M	$170.8M	1.2%	+17.7%
2023	$5.7M	$442.7M	$179.9M	1.3%	+8.3%

Giving Trend

Asset Trend

2 traceable grantees across 2 states.

SA: 1QLD: 1

Grantee	State	Amount	Year	Source
World Youth International (Aust) Ltd	SA	$2.0M	—	justice_funding
World Wellness Group Limited	QLD	$100K	—	justice_funding

This foundation funds organisations that themselves regrant to downstream recipients.2 downstream grants traced through 1 regranter.

World Vision Australia→World Youth International (Aust) Ltd→2 downstream grantees

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