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Trust for Nature operates through a pragmatic, landholder-partnership model focused on permanent protection of private land through legal covenants registered on property titles. They provide ongoing stewardship support to covenantors through property visits, management advice, and community connection, recognizing that people are central to conservation success. Their approach emphasizes long-term habitat protection, First Peoples' engagement and Traditional Owner partnerships, and filling conservation gaps in under-protected bioregions like the Victorian Riverina and Victorian Volcanic Plain where less than 10% has been conserved.

Ecstra Foundation takes a systems approach to grant-making, focusing on partnerships, programs, and people to build financial capability and wellbeing. They evaluate and share outcomes and insights to drive effective financial education. The foundation supports consumer organizations, community legal services, financial counselling bodies, sector peaks, and front-line service providers to address structural barriers to financial inclusion. [17, 18] They also work directly in communities, schools, and other learning environments to design, deliver, and measure financial education initiatives. Ecstra advocates for the crucial role of financial wellbeing in overall health to influence policy and drive systemic change. [18] They prioritize accessible and inclusive programs, often focusing on those in lower socio-economic areas and regional/rural locations. [4, 19]