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The Trustee For The Ramaciotti NSW Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowPower mapMixed access
The Trustee For The Ramaciotti NSW Foundation is a large corporate foundation established in 1970 and based in Sydney, NSW. With annual giving of approximately $500,000, it supports charitable causes primarily within New South Wales. The foundation operates as a corporate entity focused on philanthropic distribution to registered charities.
$500K/yr
healthcommunityeducationAU-NSW

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

The Roman Catholic Trust Corporation For The Diocese Of Cairns

TrustlowWebOperatorMixed access
The Roman Catholic Trust Corporation For The Diocese Of Cairns operates as Centacare Far North Queensland, serving as the welfare arm of the Catholic Diocese of Cairns. It provides direct social welfare, health, aged care, disability, multicultural, and disaster recovery
$500K/yr
healthcommunityaged-caredisabilityyouthemergencyemploymentindigenousAU-QLD

Capital role

religious operator

Capital source

religious network

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

Catholic Cemeteries & Crematoria Trust

Trustlow1 programWebOperatorMixed access
The Catholic Cemeteries & Crematoria Trust is a not-for-profit Catholic organisation managing five cemeteries in Western Sydney. It provides world-class funeral services, burial, cremation, and dedicated grief care to families and the general community.
$500K/yr
healthreligioncommunityAU-NSW

Capital role

religious operator

Capital source

religious network

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

Scotch College (Wa) Foundation (Inc)

Corporate FoundationlowWebOperatorMixed access
Scotch College (WA) Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Scotch College, a prestigious independent boys' school in Perth serving students from Pre-Kindy to Year 12. The foundation supports education initiatives that align with the College's mission of developing boys intellectually, physically, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. It focuses on providing educational opportunities and character development for young males in Western Australia, with particular emphasis on access and enrichment programs.
$500K/yr
educationyouthreligionAU-WA

Capital role

institutional operator

Capital source

institutional endowment

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

Gotcha 4 Life Foundation Ltd

Corporate Foundationlow2 programsWebPower mapMixed access
Gotcha 4 Life Foundation Ltd is an Australian corporate foundation dedicated to building mentally fit communities through preventative mental health campaigns and programs. It focuses on initiatives that build emotional resilience, enable social connectedness, and promote healthy help-seeking behaviours for children, youth, adults, aged persons, and families, primarily operating in NSW.
$500K/yr
healthcommunityyouthAU-NSW

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

GUJAGA FOUNDATION LIMITED

Corporate FoundationlowWebPower mapMixed access
The Gujaga Foundation is the peak organisation leading language, cultural workshops, experiences, and consultancy within the La Perouse Aboriginal community in Sydney. It focuses on preserving and promoting Aboriginal cultural heritage, language, and community wellbeing through direct engagement with youth, children, and families in the La Perouse area.
$500K/yr
indigenouseducationartscommunityyouthAU-NSW

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Ronald Mcdonald House Charities Trust

TrustlowWebPower mapMixed access
Ronald McDonald House Charities Trust provides accommodation and support services for families with children who are ill or injured across Australia. The organization operates 19 Houses, 19 Family Rooms, 6 Family Retreats, Learning Programs, and Hospitality Carts in major children's hospitals nationwide, keeping families together and close to medical care during their child's treatment.
$500K/yr
healthyouthcommunityAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

The Trustee For St Andrew's House Trust

TrustlowPower mapMixed access
The Trustee For St Andrew's House Trust is a large Australian philanthropic trust established in 1975, dedicated primarily to supporting religious purposes. With annual giving of $500,000, it likely provides financial assistance to organisations and initiatives aligned with the Anglican Church, particularly those connected to the St Andrew's House in Sydney. Its mission is to foster religious activities and infrastructure within its specific denominational and geographic focus.
$500K/yr
religionAU-NSW

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

The Trustee For Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar-Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha Cultural Trust

TrustlowPower mapMixed access
The Bochasanwasi Shri Akshar-Purushottam Swaminarayan Sanstha Cultural Trust is a religious and cultural organization affiliated with the global BAPS Swaminarayan faith tradition. Based in Rosehill, NSW, the trust supports cultural preservation, religious activities, and community programs within the Australian Indian diaspora community. It provides grants to support Hindu temples, cultural events, educational initiatives, and community welfare programs serving the general community.
$500K/yr
religionculturecommunityeducationAU-NSWAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

The Trustee For The Wcct Northern Sub-Regional Trust

TrustlowWebPower mapMixed access
The Wcct Northern Sub-Regional Trust is a philanthropic trust established under the Western Cape Communities Co-Existence Agreement (WCCCA), an Indigenous Land Use Agreement involving Traditional Owner groups, Rio Tinto (formerly Comalco), Queensland Government, and Cape York Land Council. The trust supports cultural preservation, environmental sustainability, and social welfare initiatives for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in the Western Cape region of Queensland, particularly around Weipa and the Gulf of Carpentaria.
$500K/yr
indigenouscommunityenvironmentcultureAU-QLD

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Serpentine Foundation Pty Limited as trustee for the Serpentine Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowPower mapMixed access
Serpentine Foundation is a corporate foundation established in 2007 that distributes approximately $500,000 annually to support youth and community initiatives. Operating primarily in New South Wales and Tasmania, the foundation focuses on improving outcomes for young people and broader community benefit across these regions.
$500K/yr
youthcommunityAU-NSWAU-TAS

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

The Trustee for the Geelong Cats Football and Heritage Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowWebPower mapMixed access
The Geelong Cats Football and Heritage Foundation is a corporate foundation based in Geelong, VIC. Its mission is to support the Geelong Cats Football Club's aspirations through four key pillars: Football, Community, Heritage, and Bequests. It primarily supports the general community in Geelong, VIC, with a focus on sport, community development, and cultural heritage related to the club.
$500K/yr
sportcommunityartsGeelong, VIC

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Create Foundation Limited

Corporate Foundationlow1 openWebPower mapOpen capital
CREATE Foundation is the national peak consumer body representing the voices of children and young people with an out-of-home care experience in Australia. Their mission is to ensure all children and young people in foster care, kinship care, or residential care reach their full potential. They achieve this through advocacy, research, and providing programs like clubCREATE, Speak Up, Youth Advisory Groups, and CREATE Your Future.
$500K/yr
youthcommunityAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Open capital · gatekeeping 21%

Seventh-day Adventist Church (Australian Union Conference) Trust

TrustlowOperatorMixed access
The Seventh-day Adventist Church (Australian Union Conference) Trust is a religious charitable trust based in Wahroonga, NSW, established in 2004. It supports the Seventh-day Adventist Church network across Australia by funding religious activities, places of worship, and community programs. The trust serves the general community with an annual giving of approximately $500,000, focusing on religious advancement and community welfare.
$500K/yr
religioncommunityAU-NSW

Capital role

religious operator

Capital source

religious network

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

Summer Housing SDA Trust

TrustlowWebPower mapMixed access
The Summer Housing SDA Trust, operating as Liverty Housing, is an Australian philanthropic trust dedicated to providing high-quality, accessible Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) homes. Its mission is to create supportive and inclusive living environments for adults with disabilities across multiple states in Australia, focusing on thoughtful design, technology, and community integration.
$500K/yr
disabilityhousingcommunityAU-NSWAU-VICAU-QLDAU-SAAU-WAAU-ACT

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Northern Australia) Trust

TrustlowOperatorMixed access
The Seventh-day Adventist Schools (Northern Australia) Trust supports education initiatives for children and youth across Queensland and the Northern Territory, with a focus on early childhood and school-based programs. Operating as a large charitable trust, it distributes approximately $500,000 annually to advance educational outcomes aligned with Seventh-day Adventist values in the northern regions of Australia.
$500K/yr
educationyouthreligionAU-QLDAU-NT

Capital role

institutional operator

Capital source

institutional endowment

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

Spirit of Care Foundation Trust

Corporate FoundationlowPower mapMixed access
The Spirit of Care Foundation Trust is a large corporate foundation based in Dandenong South, Victoria, dedicated to supporting the general community in Australia and overseas. With annual giving of $500,000, its mission likely revolves around fostering welfare and providing care to diverse communities.
$500K/yr
communityinternationalAU-VICAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Two Good Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowWebPower mapMixed access
Two Good Foundation is a corporate foundation established by Two Good Co, a social enterprise that generates revenue through product sales to fund its charitable work. The foundation supports women at risk of homelessness in NSW through employment programs, skills development, and direct financial assistance. Every purchase from Two Good Co directly supports wages, employment hours, and meals for vulnerable women, creating a sustainable model where commercial activity drives social impact.
$500K/yr
employmenthousingsocial-enterprisecommunityAU-NSW

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Clark Family Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowPower mapMixed access
The Clark Family Foundation is a newly established corporate foundation based in Brisbane, Queensland, that focuses on supporting the general community across Queensland and nationally in Australia. Established in May 2025, the foundation aims to make a positive impact on community wellbeing through strategic charitable giving. With an annual giving budget of $500,000, the foundation supports various community initiatives and causes.
$500K/yr
communityeducationhealthartsAU-QLDAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Seventh-day Adventist Church (Northern Australian Conference) Trust

TrustlowOperatorMixed access
Religious trust affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church operating in Northern Australia, specifically Queensland and Northern Territory. The trust supports religious purposes and general community welfare through funding church operations, religious programs, and community outreach activities across northern Queensland and the Northern Territory.
$500K/yr
religioncommunityAU-QLDAU-NT

Capital role

religious operator

Capital source

religious network

Access pattern

Excluded from power map

The Trustee for BISHOP HALE'S TRUST

TrustlowPower mapMixed access
The Trustee for Bishop Hale's Trust is a large, long-established religious trust operating exclusively in Western Australia. With annual giving of $500,000, it supports a diverse range of beneficiaries including youth, children, adults, aged persons, and those experiencing financial disadvantage or homelessness. Its mission is likely centered on faith-based initiatives that promote community well-being and social welfare across various demographics.
$500K/yr
religionyouthaged-carehousingcommunityAU-WA

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

family trust

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Eskleigh Foundation Incorporated

Corporate Foundationlow7 programsWebPower mapMixed access
Eskleigh provides disability support services to Tasmanians, including supported independent living homes, in-home support, respite care, and day programs for people with physical and intellectual disabilities such as spinal injury, acquired brain injury, aneurysm and stroke. Operating for over 78 years, it is one of Tasmania's most experienced disability providers serving youth, children, adults and aged persons across the state.
$500K/yr
disabilityhealthaged-careyouthAU-TAS

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

WISE Global Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowWebPower mapMixed access
WISE Global Foundation is a corporate charitable foundation based in North Melbourne, VIC, established in 2020 as the parent organisation for the WISE group of companies. It supports people with disability or disadvantage and empowers individuals to enrich their communities through social services including employment, education, and health-related programs. The foundation operates nationally across all Australian states and territories.
$500K/yr
disabilitycommunityemploymenteducationhealthAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

Edmund Rice Foundation (Australia)

Corporate FoundationlowWebPower mapOpen capital
Edmund Rice Foundation (Australia) is an international development organisation that partners with communities in Africa and Asia-Pacific to address systemic barriers to education and equality. Operating in Kenya, South Africa, Uganda, and Timor Leste, the foundation focuses on sustainable change through education programs, vocational training, water and sanitation initiatives, and economic empowerment. It works with vulnerable populations including youth, children, people with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged communities to build pathways toward opportunity and thriving futures.
$500K/yr
educationinternationalyouthdisabilityhealthemploymentcommunityAU-QLD

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Open capital · gatekeeping 37%

The Trustee For The Garnett Passe And Rodney Williams Memorial Foundation

Corporate FoundationlowPower mapMixed access
The Trustee For The Garnett Passe And Rodney Williams Memorial Foundation is a large Australian philanthropic organisation established in 1986 and based in Sydney, NSW. With annual giving of approximately $500,000, the foundation operates as a memorial foundation, likely supporting causes aligned with the values and interests of its namesakes. The foundation is registered with the ACNC and operates exclusively within Australia.
$500K/yr
healtheducationcommunityresearchAU-NSWAU-National

Capital role

philanthropic capital holder

Capital source

corporate foundation

Access pattern

Mixed access · gatekeeping 41%

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