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Annual Giving
$500K
Grant Range
$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

Given the foundation's focus on Indigenous families and childhood cancer support, applicants should clearly demonstrate how their programs serve Indigenous children with cancer or their families. Emphasize practical support outcomes and the real-world impact on family wellbeing during treatment. Ensure applications show measurable benefits and sustainable support mechanisms.

Giving Philosophy

The foundation operates on the principle that no family should face childhood cancer alone. They focus on providing practical, immediate support to families during what is often an extremely financially and emotionally stressful time, with particular attention to supporting Indigenous families affected by childhood cancer.

ACNC Financial History

YearGrants GivenRevenueTotal AssetsNet Assets
FY2023
$2.8M
$7.3M$11.9M$9.4M
FY2022
$1.4M
$7.0M$10.8M$9.2M
FY2021
$309K
$5.6M$8.8M$7.5M
FY2020
$1.0M
$6.7M$6.4M$5.2M
FY2019
$1.7M
$6.0M$5.4M$4.2M
FY2018
$1.6M
$8.7M$5.8M$4.7M
FY2017
$1.2M
$6.2M$5.0M$3.0M
7yr total$10.0MSource: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

indigenous
Geographic
AU-NSWAU-QLDAU-SAAU-VICAU-WA
Recipients
communityyouthdisadvantageddisabilityrural remoteindigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth
The foundation's wealth appears to derive from corporate partnerships, donations, and fundraising activities. As a corporate foundation, it likely has connections to businesses operating in Australia, though specific founding companies or individuals have not been clearly identified in available records.

Board & Leadership

Craig Mackey
director
ACNC
ACNC
ACNC
ACNC
Peter Bodman
director
ACNC
ACNC
Linked from structured person roles rather than unstructured foundation summary text.

Data Sources

Profile quality: low
Foundation profile updated: 16 June 2026 (9 days ago)
Added: 27 February 2026 (119 days ago)
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