Organisations and Charities We Support
Food Ladder
Food Ladder is an Australian social enterprise that builds greenhouses in rural communities across Australia and internationally. Their modern technology and climate controlled greenhouses are especially designed to withstand extreme temperatures in areas such as remote NT, allowing primary schools and Indigenous communities to grow vegetables and food in conditions that would not naturally allow them to do so.
The Heart Gardening Project
The Heart Gardening Project’s focus is the Melbourne Pollinator Corridor, an 8km community-driven wildlife corridor between Westgate Park and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Through filling empty nature strips or lawn patches with native plants and flowers, the corridor provides new homes for animals and insects such as bees.
BrigIT Water Foundation
BridgIT is an Australian non-profit organisation dedicated to providing safe drinking water to rural communities that suffer from water scarcity challenges. Through their worldwide projects, such as drilling wells in developing countries, they provide many people and communities with clean and safe water.
Great Barrier Reef Foundation
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation is an non-profit organisation responsible for restoring Australian coral reefs. Their work is crucial in protecting animal habitats, improving water quality, and planting new coral seedlings.
Solar Buddy
Solar Buddy is an innovative non-for-profit that provides solar-powered lights to rural communities around the world. This allows affordable and clean energy to reach communities that often do not have access to electricity, let alone lighting. By distributing these devices, education rates have risen due to students being able to now study in darker conditions, as well as helping families save money that would have been spent on electricity or gas.
Greenfleet
Greenfleet allows donors to offset carbon emissions, or plant native trees. Greenfleet has already established multiple new forests due to their conservation efforts across Australia, by planting native trees on land that is unused.
Melbourne Plant Project 