The Ininti Store Trust

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Annual Giving

$500K

Grant Range

$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

Given the trust's remote location and community-focused nature, applications should demonstrate strong connections to the Mutitjulu community or the broader APY Lands region. Proposals should align with cultural preservation and social welfare purposes, and show understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities in remote Indigenous community development.

Giving Philosophy

The trust focuses on supporting Aboriginal communities in the Mutitjulu region and surrounding Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands. Its giving likely emphasizes community development, cultural maintenance, and addressing the unique challenges faced by remote Indigenous populations, including access to essential goods and services.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	—	$2.7M	$1.3M	$844K
FY2022	—	$2.2M	$1.0M	$694K
FY2021	$22K	$2.8M	$862K	$655K
FY2020	—	$4.7M	$1.5M	$1.3M
FY2019	—	$4.8M	$1.3M	$966K
FY2018	—	$4.1M	$952K	$697K
FY2017	—	$1.9M	$1.0M	$776K
7yr total	$22K	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Grants in Database (2)

Ininti Store Trust — NT Remote Social Enterprise

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$200K – $200Kghl_sync

Ininti Store Trust — NT Remote Social Enterprise

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$20K – $200Kgrantscope_sweep

Focus Areas

artscommunityindigenous

Geographic

AU-NT

Recipients

indigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The trust's wealth appears to derive from a community store enterprise (The Ininti Store) operating in Mutitjulu. Community stores in remote Indigenous areas often generate surplus revenue that is redirected back into community support programs through charitable trusts.