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Annual Giving
$1.1M

About

Pollinate Group Ltd is an Australian charitable organisation that empowers marginalised women as entrepreneurs in India and Nepal. Through a 36-month training program, they recruit and train women micro-entrepreneurs to distribute life-enhancing products such as solar lights, water filters, and sanitary products in underserved communities. The organisation focuses on poverty reduction, gender equality, and climate action by combining entrepreneurship skills with clean energy distribution.

Tips for Applicants

As a direct-implementation organisation rather than a traditional grantmaker, prospective partners should focus on demonstrating alignment with their women empowerment and climate impact model. They seek corporate partnerships and may be receptive to collaborations that support their 2025 target of reaching 5,000 women and 5 million people across India and Nepal.

Giving Philosophy

Pollinate Group uses a high-touch, lasting impact model operating at the intersection of poverty, gender, and climate change. They directly implement their programs through recruiting women from urban slums and rural villages, providing comprehensive training in business, product knowledge, and digital literacy, and supporting long-term entrepreneurial development with ongoing coaching and mentorship.

ACNC Financial History

YearGrants GivenRevenueTotal AssetsNet Assets
FY2023
$1.1M
Unknown AU + $1.1M intl
$1.9M$645K$475K
FY2022
$528K
Unknown AU + $528K intl
$1.3M$808K$555K
FY2021
$890K
Unknown AU + $890K intl
$895K$732K$297K
FY2020
$777K
Unknown AU + $777K intl
$1.8M$1.1M$493K
FY2019
$1.8M$696K$307K
FY2018
$1.2M$510K$175K
FY2017
$1.1M$541K$293K
7yr total$3.3MSource: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

social-enterpriseinternationalwomenenvironmentcommunityeducationemployment
Geographic
AU-NationalINNP
Recipients
marginalised women entrepreneursunderserved communities in Indiaunderserved communities in Nepalwomen-led households in poverty

Financial Details

Source of Wealth
The organisation appears to be funded through donations from individual donors and corporate partnerships. Annual giving is reported at $1,061,970, indicating they operate as both a direct service implementer and potentially provide grants to partner organisations.

Board & Leadership

Adrian Scott
director
ACNC
ACNC
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Subir Basak
director
ACNC
Linked from structured person roles rather than unstructured foundation summary text.

Data Sources

Profile quality: low
Foundation profile updated: 7 March 2026 (101 days ago)
Added: 5 March 2026 (104 days ago)
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