Marist College Ashgrove Champagnat Trust

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Annual Giving

$100K

Grant Range

$5K – $500K

Tips for Applicants

This foundation primarily supports its own institution (Marist College Ashgrove) rather than external grant applications. External inquiries should demonstrate alignment with Marist educational values and Catholic social teaching, particularly regarding support for disadvantaged youth and regional communities.

Giving Philosophy

The foundation operates on a community-based giving model, emphasizing ongoing parental and family support as essential to institutional development. It values accessibility and equity in education, using donations to maintain facilities and manage fee pressures rather than generate surplus, reflecting a philosophy of shared responsibility within the Marist community for educational excellence.

Notable Grants

■Funds allocated to Molly and Len Draney Theatre

■Funds allocated to Music and Drama Centre

■Funds allocated to Brother Alexis Turton Science Centre

■Funds allocated to Hospitality Kitchen

■Funds allocated to Centre for Learning Enrichment and Careers Information Centre

■Funds allocated to Swimming Pool and Water Sports Complex

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	—	$600K	$532K	$527K
FY2022	—	$581K	$619K	$614K
FY2021	—	$553K	$775K	$768K
FY2020	—	$476K	$837K	$833K
FY2019	—	$681K	$1.2M	$1.1M
FY2018	—	$625K	$1.1M	$958K
FY2017	—	$623K	$929K	$826K
7yr total	Unknown	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

educationindigenous

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

youthdisadvantagedrural remoteindigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

Community-based funding from parents, families, and the broader Marist community through tax-deductible pledges and donations; operates as a school foundation rather than an endowed trust.