100 Women Public Ancillary Fund

Giving Philosophy

The foundation operates on a collective giving model, where members contribute annually and collectively decide which projects to fund. They aim to support high-impact projects that address challenges faced by women and girls, focusing on long-term change and empowerment in areas such as education, health, safety, and economic independence.

Tips for Applicants

Applicants should clearly demonstrate how their project specifically empowers women and girls in Western Australia, aligning with 100 Women's focus areas (education, health, safety, economic empowerment). Applications should highlight measurable outcomes and impact. Keep an eye on their website for the annual grant round, typically opening in March/April.

Programs & Opportunities (1)

Notable Grants

• AUD 28,650 to EDNA for ending family domestic violence (2023)
• AUD 28,650 to Ishar Multicultural Women's Health Centre for a women's empowerment program (2023)
• AUD 28,650 to Pilbara and Kimberley Aboriginal Health Alliance for an Indigenous women's wellbeing program (2023)
• AUD 27,410 to Umbrella Inc. for a mentorship program for migrant and refugee women (2022)
• AUD 27,410 to Yorganop Association Inc. for a trauma-informed healing program for Indigenous mothers (2022)

Financial History (7 years)