Sisters of the Saddle Foundation

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Corporate Foundation|ABN 93773549190|sistersofthesaddle.com ACNC Register →

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Annual Giving

$100K

Grant Range

$5K – $500K

Tips for Applicants

Focus your application on clear, measurable outcomes for the foundation's priority beneficiary groups. Emphasise grassroots community impact in Queensland or Tasmania, and be prepared to demonstrate how your organisation directly serves youth, Indigenous communities, families, or early childhood development.

Giving Philosophy

This foundation appears to take a community-focused approach to giving, prioritising support for vulnerable populations including at-risk youth, Indigenous communities, and families in need. Given its recent establishment in 2023, the foundation likely seeks to build partnerships with grassroots organisations that can demonstrate direct impact on their stated beneficiary groups.

Notable Grants

■Funding for The Collaborative Communities Project in partnership with TRACTION (and Gunya Meta) to design and deliver culturally safe Bike Build programs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in south-east QLD (commenced 2022).

Focus Areas

indigenous

Geographic

AU-QLDAU-TAS

Recipients

youthdisadvantagedindigenous

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

Corporate foundation - the wealth comes from a corporate source, likely related to the saddle/equestrian industry or related business sector given the foundation name.