National Trust Of Australia (Tasmania)

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Annual Giving

$100K

Grant Range

$5K – $500K

Tips for Applicants

Given this is an operational heritage organisation rather than a traditional grant-maker, prospective supporters should focus on in-kind contributions, volunteer involvement, or partnership opportunities that align with their property conservation and education missions. Contacting them directly about their current conservation priorities and community programs would be the most effective approach.

Giving Philosophy

The National Trust approaches its mission by directly managing and preserving historic properties for public benefit, offering educational programs, and maintaining membership and volunteer networks. Annual giving of $100,000 supports operational costs, conservation efforts, and community access to heritage sites across Tasmania.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$1.6M	$2.2M	$21.1M	$20.0M
FY2022	$20K	$1.6M	$19.6M	$19.0M
FY2021	—	$1.5M	$15.8M	$15.1M
FY2020	—	$865K	$16.0M	$14.9M
FY2019	—	$1.3M	$13.0M	$12.4M
FY2018	—	$1.2M	$12.3M	$11.3M
FY2017	$56K	$1.1M	$11.7M	$10.7M
7yr total	$1.7M	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

arts

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

communityyouthagedrural remote

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The foundation's wealth comes from multiple sources including membership fees, charitable donations, venue hire and bookings at properties, event revenue, and potentially government heritage grants. As a charitable trust established in 1960, it relies on community support and earned revenue to fund its conservation work.