Australian Social Enterprises

We manufacture vegan cakes and employ solely people who face barriers to employment, primarily survivors of domestic violence. We donate 3% of profits to fight hunger and we finance women-led small business ideas in emerging economies.

Dress for success exists to empower Western Australian women from all backgrounds to achieve economic independence. Unemployed and underemployed women are supported to achieve economic independence by providing no-fee programs, development tools and professional attire to thrive in work and in life. Dress for Less sales are volunteer-powered, sustainable fashion sales, where every dollar raised empowers vulnerable Western Australian women.

We sell independent comprehensive financial education. Master money and reclaim your time with our independent, comprehensive financial education for adults and families. Our mantra is simple: financial independence (FI) makes you time rich (TR). Being time rich means choosing how you spend the seconds, minutes, hours and days that make up your life. You get to financial independence through mastering money: saving, buying assets and avoiding bad debt. It’s never too late – or too early – to take control of your financial future. We believe financial independence is achievable for anyone with an income and a long enough timeline.

We operate our meal gifting service for the express purpose of generating funding for WA-based grassroots emergency food relief programs. Too often the energy of a food relief organisation is directed away from core service activities to raise funds or apply for grants. We re dedicated to creating a reliable and sustainable source of funding for these organisations. We partner with HavenWell Inc (Victoria Park) and Feed the Little Children Inc (Broome) to help vulnerable West Australians experiencing food insecurity. Rather than reinventing the wheel and establishing a new food relief program ourselves, we support established and accredited food relief programs who are best placed to identify and meet food insecurity need in our community. The world doesn t need more food relief programs, existing food relief programs need more support.

The Cariad Project is a Perth-based social enterprise that creates meaningful opportunities for children to give back while supporting their local community experiencing homelessness, hardship and marginalisation. Through hands-on programs such as Baking a Difference, children as young as three take part in interactive workshops where they create baked goods that are gifted to local support services. Each experience is paired with age-appropriate learning through story, art, and gentle conversation, helping children build empathy, understanding, and a sense of social responsibility. While the baked goods provide immediate care to young people in need, the lasting impact of The Cariad Project is the compassion, confidence, and community spirit being nurtured in the next generation.