Supporting organisations and projects that work on issues of justice related to; refugees and asylum seekers; Palestinian self-determination; reconciliation between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians. The Broadley Trust favours specific and innovative projects which have identifiable outcomes and success indicators, but will consider institutional support when tangible benefits can be demonstrated.

Not for profit organisations. May also support social entrepreneurs (with a grant, loan or equity arrangement) who seek to establish businesses dedicated to social good and on occasion may contribute to emergency response appeals. In general the Broadley Trust is seeking to establish longer-term mutually beneficial relationships. Trustees expect: projects will demonstrate an innovative approach to a social problem which can be clearly articulated; projects will have a clear program logic, have a methodology directed towards the achievement of particular outcomes; projects will be able to demonstrate through the presentation of data that the outcomes have been achieved or approached.

Legal requirements: Social enterprise, Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust), Not for profit, Tax Concession Charity (TCC), Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR1), Aboriginal Community-Controlled, ACNC Registered Charity

General fundraising campaigns.

Details at: https://www.broadley.au/funding-guidelines. The Trust does not accept unsolicited applications. Instead the Trust proactively identifies prospective partners.