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To deliver the most food to the most Australians in need in the most efficient and effective way

Doing rescue of wombats when hit by cars or shot and left to die by farmers. Implementing large scale treatment programs to eradicate sarcoptic mange in wombats Create awareness and provide training/presentations to educate the public and politicians in the plight of wombats

The Firesticks Alliance is an Indigenous not for profit organisation that provides leadership, advocacy and action to protect, conserve and enhance cultural and natural values of people and Country through cultural fire and land management practices. Firesticks values and respects country, local knowledge, protocols of Elders and ancestors and are committed to providing a supportive Indigenous led network that fosters a community of practice to maintain and share Cultural fire knowledge and practice on Country. The Firesticks Alliance partners with diverse communities, landholders, agencies and institutions across the continent. Together Firesticks is identifying pathways to apply cultural fire to landscape, to help heal and care for Country and empowering communities through mentorship and shared understandings that are improving fire management in Australia. At Firesticks, our purpose is to empower the community in supporting the recognition and revitalisation of Cultural fire through the sharing of knowledge and practice across Australia. Firesticks empowers Indigenous leadership, advocacy and action to protect, conserve and enhance cultural fire and land management practices. We apply our methodology showing our connection to Culture, Community and Country

Ardoch Youth Foundation is a charity that provides education support for children and young people in disadvantaged communities.

We are a Community Foundation that invests n projects and initiatives aimed at building the capacity, strength, cohesiveness and well-being of the many smaller communities in north east Victoria.

To spread the values of Judo throughout the world and inspire generations for a healthy life based on solid moral principles, to offer guidance and leadership for its stakeholders while preserving the integrity of the sport and of the athletes, as well as all its members and to organize entertaining events for fans

These are the objects of our constitution... (a) To eliminate or seek to eliminate discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation or identification in the sport of boxing; (b) To promote good health through the sport of boxing; (c) Collaborating with boxing governing bodies, boxing clubs and other partner organisations to increase the participation and acceptance of LGBTQI (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex) people at all levels in the sport of boxing; (d) To promote the sport of boxing to and amongst the LGBTQI and wider community; (e) Co-ordinating and organising boxing tournaments and championships all over the world aligned with Amateur International Boxing Association (AIBA) rules, sanctioned by a boxing authority, ensuring that no individual shall be excluded, shamed or intimidated from participating based on sexual orientation or identification; (f) To provide opportunities for LGBTQI people to compete in the sport of boxing in a safe and friendly environment; (g) Providing members with support and resources in the sport of boxing; (h) Manage all interests and business of the Association and its members in areas such as, for example, club organisation, recruitment and retention of members, fundraising, event management, all spheres of government liaison and public relations.

Mobilise volunteers to cook delicious, free meals from rescued, donated and our homegrown ingredients to improve the lives of Australians in hardship.