Jawoyn Aboriginal Charitable Trust No. 1

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Annual Giving

$500K

Grant Range

$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

Given the absence of a website, applicants should focus on demonstrating strong alignment with Indigenous culture and reconciliation, specifically benefiting Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander youth and adults in Katherine South. Local connections and direct engagement with the Jawoyn community are likely crucial for successful applications.

Giving Philosophy

This trust is likely guided by principles of Indigenous self-determination and cultural preservation, aiming to empower Jawoyn and broader Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It values initiatives that foster cultural strength, promote reconciliation, and support the well-being and development of both youth and adults.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	—	$13.3M	$13.1M	$9.9M
FY2022	—	$11.1M	$14.2M	$9.3M
FY2021	—	$8.3M	$15.7M	$11.1M
FY2020	—	$8.3M	$11.1M	$8.7M
FY2019	—	$11.5M	$12.4M	$9.3M
FY2018	—	$11.6M	$11.5M	$8.4M
FY2017	—	$11.9M	$10.8M	$7.8M
7yr total	Unknown	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

artsindigenous

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

youthindigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The wealth likely originates from community-based sources, potentially including native title agreements, land use benefits, or other economic ventures tied to the Jawoyn people's traditional lands and resources.