The Trustee for Kupidabin Wilderness Charitable Trust

Board Interlocks (1 shared directors)

Giving Philosophy

Kupidabin Wilderness primarily uses fees and donations to maintain its grounds and facilities. Any surplus funds are then donated to community organisations in need within the Moreton Bay Region. Their giving appears to support local community initiatives that align with their broader mission of cultural preservation and wellbeing.

Tips for Applicants

Organisations seeking support should highlight how their work aligns with preserving indigenous cultures (both Australian and international), promoting peace and unity, facilitating wellbeing workshops, or contributing to wildlife preservation, particularly within the Moreton Bay Region. As the trust primarily uses funds for site upkeep, a strong case for community benefit from surplus funds would be beneficial. It's noted that the trust is not entitled to receive tax-deductible gifts.

Programs & Opportunities (2)

Notable Grants

• $1500 to Wiruungga Organisation Inc. for improving land and lives of Australian people (Indigenous and other nationalities).
• $10,000 to Samford RDA.

Financial History (2 years)