The program matches employee donations 1:1 to over two million eligible charities on Collectively up to a specified user cap each year.

Registered charities, not-for-profits, and NGOs.

Future Generation Women will drive change on economic equality and opportunity by partnering with non-profits working on: boosting financial literacy and confidence; enabling participation of Australian women most affected by economic inequality; challenging and changing societal attitudes (gender norms) that perpetuate barriers to progress.

DGR1

Organisations must be endorsed as both a tax concession charity and a deductible gift recipient.

Align to a CVGT service area. Either their corporate base, or a physical service presence is within a CVGT service area; address the local needs of the relevant community; not use the proceeds for commercial purposes; be a Not-for-Profit incorporated organisation; have an active ABN; not be included on the National Redress Scheme's website on...

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1)

Applications may be submitted by Aboriginal community groups, schools or individuals working to promote programs and projects which help in the education of Aboriginal children.

Legal requirements: Tax Concession Charity (TCC), Social enterprise, Aboriginal Community-Controlled, Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust), ACNC Registered Charity

Projects under the Outcomes Fund are selected by the Australian Government. They are delivered in partnership with state and territory governments, service providers and social enterprises.

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust)

Organisation must be DGR-1 registered; beneficiaries must be in Australia; organisation's annual revenue is below $5M; project is designed by, or with, intended beneficiaries; organisation's work directly impacts individuals. Preferences for: organisations with lower levels of government funding; opportunities for employees of the Bangarra Group to be involved, such as volunteering or mentoring.

NFP organisations if they: are Australian community-based organisations; have limited access to funding, grants and sponsorship; have an identified strategic project that requires a capability or expertise from within the Werkling talent community; have a core purpose of serving vulnerable populations (as defined by The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission).

No publicly available information. Legal requirements: Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust)

Supported projects may include (but not limited to) the areas of: art, music and creative skills (especially in the young and in marginalised groups); spiritual values focusing upon hope, compassion and action; raising of awareness and education in caring for our planet; improving health outcomes (both physical and mental); supportive programs for Indigenous community members,...

Partners with Government and community-based organisations.

School-based academies delivering education, mentoring, and employment support for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men.

Major Australian Government funding programme for First Nations outcomes across employment, education, safety, culture, and remote communities.

Organisations which: are an incorporated not-for-profit entity holding an ABN and registered as an 'Other Incorporated Entity, including a Parents & Citizens committee or a local community organization; operate in Australia and directly support youth aged 14 years and under (as determined by the Promoter).

Nominated organisations must be currently providing services in aged care, allied health, community services or disability services in Australia. Nominated teams must be currently working in either aged care, allied health, community services or disability services in Australia. Suitable nominees are those that go above and beyond the everyday demands of their role.