The Salt Foundation

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Corporate Foundation|ABN 54154315090|thesaltfoundation.org.au ACNC Register →

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Annual Giving

$500K

Grant Range

$10K – $5.0M

Tips for Applicants

This organization is a service provider rather than a grant-maker. Those seeking support should contact them directly to access NDIS-funded services. Organizations seeking partnerships should note they focus on direct service delivery rather than grant-making.

Giving Philosophy

As an NDIS provider and registered charity, The Salt Foundation does not operate as a traditional grant-making foundation. Rather, it provides direct support services to people with disabilities, funneling any surplus profits back into community projects. Its approach emphasizes personalized, relationship-based support that evolves with participants over time.

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$85K	$5.8M	$2.5M	$2.3M
FY2022	$61K $48K AU + $13K intl	$5.1M	$2.1M	$1.9M
FY2021	$53K $29K AU + $25K intl	$4.5M	$1.5M	$1.3M
FY2020	$34K $23K AU + $11K intl	$3.5M	$915K	$677K
FY2019	$1K Unknown AU + $1K intl	$1.2M	$206K	$64K
FY2018	—	$204K	$99K	$82K
FY2017	$10K Unknown AU + $10K intl	$36K	$134K	$-16,294
7yr total	$246K	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

indigenous

Geographic

AU-VIC

Recipients

youthageddisadvantageddisabilityindigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The Salt Foundation derives its income primarily through NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) funding received for providing disability support services to participants. As a registered not-for-profit charity, it reinvests any surplus into community programs.