Philanthropy

We are committed to making a positive impact on the communities in which we operate. We seek to meaningfully support organisations that work to break the cycle of disadvantage and address systemic societal issues that limit individuals and communities from realising their full potential.

our approach

Our philanthropic approach focuses on leveraging both financial and non-financial resources to create a meaningful and lasting impact. By collaborating with trusted partners, we provide funding, expertise, and strategic support to initiatives that address the root causes of social issues.

Our efforts are centred around interventions and key levers of change to drive positive outcomes. By aligning with organisations that share our vision, we seek to amplify our impact and ensure our contributions lead to transformative, long-term solutions to build a brighter future for all.

Partnerships

In 2025, we have partnered with two non-for-profit organisations both focused on supporting children and young adults experiencing homelessness or in out of home care to break the cycle.

of all people experiencing homelessness in Australia were aged 12-24 years.

of children in out-of-home care were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander.

were affordable for a person on Youth Allowance in 2023.

Stepping Stone House

Stepping Stone House provides a safe place for children and young people at risk of, or experiencing homelessness, so they can begin to heal, build resilience, create connections and become the very best they can be.

Caring and supporting young people aged between 12-24 years old, they provide holistic support encompassing accommodation, mental healthcare, education support, life skills workshops and career development.

ID Know Yourself

ID Know Yourself (IDKY) is an Aboriginal-led, grassroots organisation that supports Aboriginal children living in the out-of-home-care system and advocates for social change to break the cycle and create a world where all Aboriginal children belong.

IDKY supports children impacted by cultural dispossession, systematic disadvantage and complex trauma. They do this by providing a group program and mentoring service centred around love, hope and belonging.

Hive and Wellness Group

(Unrealised)

Investment Year

EXIT YEAR

Description

The Local Broadband Network Company (LBNCo) is an installer and owner of superfast broadband networks in residential developments. LBNCo is engaged by property developers to install and maintain the fibre infrastructure, and sells ‘wholesale’ network acces to the retail service providers who then provide services to the tenants. LBNCo is now part of Uniti Group (ASX: UWL) following its acquisition in August 2019.

Stone Axe Pastoral

(Unrealised) 

Investment Year

Description

Stone Axe is a producer of ultra-premium wagyu beef. The company has operations in NSW, QLD, WA and Victoria and is actively growing its herd via large scale embryto transfer program. Stone Axe has rapidly grown to become on of the largest fool blood wagyu producers in the world.