As an Australian National Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission registered charity with full deductible gift recipient status, the Stronger Smarter Institute is proudly supported by a range of philanthropic and corporate organisations.
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We would like to thank our supporters, both organisations and individuals, who believe in the Stronger Smarter Approach and the transformational impact it can have on the educational outcomes of First Nations Australians.
The Institute is a registered charity with full deductible gift status. If you would like to join our deadly supporters and find out how your organisation can support the Institute, either through donations or pro-bono support, please get in touch with us.
We greatly appreciate the pro bono support that King & Wood Mallesons have provided.
Origin Energy have supported the Institute through grants and pro bono support, including supporting the development of the Institute’s online learning module
Salesforce have provided pro bono support for our data systems and application processes.
We appreciate our long standing relationship with NAB.
We greatly appreciate the pro bono support that King & Wood Mallesons have provided.
Origin Energy have supported the Institute through grants and pro bono support, including supporting the development of the Institute’s online learning module
Salesforce have provided pro bono support for our data systems and application processes.
We appreciate our long standing relationship with NAB.
The Jolimont Foundation has generously supported our work including our Ballina and Kimberley Women’s Circles
We greatly appreciate donations from, Bhaajayu Pty Ltd, Good2Give, Gum Tree Foundation, Karma Currency Foundation, Murri Rugby League Pty Ltd, Moreton Bay Lions, Multifangled, P&C – QCPA, Wood PLC.
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