The Aboriginal Benefits Foundation was established in 2004 by a group of committed individuals involved in Indigenous art and culture. The objectives of the Foundation are to promote, provide and carry out activities, facilities and projects for the benefit, welfare and well-being of Aboriginal communities throughout Australia.

The Aboriginal Business Development Program (ABDP) assists Aboriginal people to start or expand their business with grants between $1,000 and $30,000.

This program seeks to provide funding to run innovative health promotion programs with Aboriginal people.

The Aboriginal Responsive Skilling Grants (ARSG) is a component of the Department of Trade, Business and Innovationês Aboriginal Employment Program and provides funding for training to meet the needs of Aboriginal people living in urban, regional and remote NT communities.

This support service provides businesses with access to expert advice and matched funding of up to $1 million to cover eligible commercialisation costs to help them to take novel products, processes and services to market.

The Aged Persons Welfare Foundation aim to provide financial support and encouragement to organisations throughout Australia devoted to improving the welfare and quality of life of elderly people. They may be living in nursing homes, hostels, retirement villages or in their own homes.

The Alcoa Foundation invests where Alcoa has a presence, partnering with communities to address local needs in a sustainable manner. With their not-for-profit partners, they contribute to environmental excellence, economic success and social responsibility around the globe.

The AMP Foundation’s goal is to help create a better tomorrow for everyone - especially those facing challenges accessing education and employment opportunities.

The Animal Welfare Fund Grants Program was established to support improvement of companion animal welfare in the Victorian community.