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Partnership

There are a great number of individuals, companies, government departments and philanthropic trusts who believed in our mission and invested in our work during 2007. This generous support – financial, in-kind, pro-bono and voluntary – enabled us to work with a record number of young people across our programs, continue our important Thought Leadership work, and run the Back to School campaign.

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Major supporters
(providing $100,000 or more of support in 2007)

Amcor
Amcor have been supporting the ruMAD? program since mid 2005. Their support has underpinned the national expansion of the program and enhanced the environment and sustainability resources available to schools and students participating in MAD activities.

Coles
In 2007, Coles supermarkets entered into a three-year arrangement with EFA to become the major supporter of our Back to School campaign.


Department of Education and
Early Childhood Development (Victoria)
Funding from various divisions of the Department have supported our work in research (New School Ties), in disadvantaged communities (Neighbourhood Renewal), in teacher practice (Beyond the Classroom) and our work celebrating the incredible role schools play in our nation’s development and success (Back to School campaign).


Goldman Sachs JBWere Foundation
2007 was the second year of a three-year agreement between the Goldman Sachs JBWere Foundation and EFA. The Goldman Sachs JBWere Foundation provided scholarships to enable economically disadvantaged students to participate in our City Centre program.


John T Reid Charitable Trusts
The John T Reid Charitable Trusts funded the expansion of the ruMAD? program into Queensland and Western Australia.

The Myer Foundation
The Myer Foundation funded the pilot phase of our Learning City Friendly Workplace initiative.


The R. E. Ross Trust
In 2007, The R. E. Ross Trust entered into a three-year collaboration with us. This provides significant support for a thought leadership project that aims to increase equity and quality in public education.


Pro Bono supporters
Freehills
Freehills have provided pro bono legal support to Education Foundation Australia for eight years. This invaluable professional support has been provided on a diverse range of matters.


JWT
Through its Melbourne office JWT has provided expert advice to us as we reviewed our brand strategy and developed our communications. The fruits of this work will be seen later in 2008.

 

 

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Philanthropic supporters
(grants and donations over $500)


Bamford Family Foundation
Joanna Baevski
Besen Family Foundation
Sydney Boydell
A R & J C Burgess
Creighton Burns (Dec.)
Rebecca Burns
Neil Byron
Lyndsey Cattermole AM
Charter Falls Pty Ltd
Collier Charitable Fund
Colman Foundation
Dennoch Foundation
(a sub-fund of the Melbourne Community Foundation)
Equity Trustees
Saul Eslake
Estate of L I Roach
Fouress Foundation
Sylvia Geddes
George Alexander Foundation
Goldman Sachs JBWere Foundation
Gourlay Charitable Trust
Grigg Family Fund
(a sub-fund of the Melbourne Community Foundation)
Grosvenor Foundation
Stephanie Harper
Hartline Fund
(a sub-fund of the Melbourne Community Foundation)
Margaret Henderson
Carolyn Hutchens
Helen Imber
The Ian Potter Foundation
The Jack Brockhoff Foundation
James N Kirby Foundation
John T Reid Charitable Trusts
Ellen Koshland
Phyllis Koshland
Tim Le Roy
Alison Leslie
Lord Mayor’s Charitable Fund
The Marian & E.H Flack Trust
Chris Maxwell
McMullin Nominees Pty Ltd
The Myer Foundation
Nelson Alexander Charitable Foundation
Newsboys Foundation
Joyce Nicholson
Sir Gustav Nossal AC CBE
Lyn Nossal
Outlook Drive Investments P/L
Perpetual
Pierce Armstrong Trust
Portland House Foundation
The Pratt Foundation
The R. E. Ross Trust
Ralph Renard
Schools Canteen Education Foundation of Australia
G Shalit & M Faine
Thu Giang Nguyen Fund
(a sub-fund of the Melbourne Community Foundation)
Trikojus Education Fund
(a sub-fund of the Melbourne Community Foundation)
Trust Company
Chris Tucker
Viclight Foundation
R & B Ward-Ambler

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Corporate supporters

ADG Creative
AFL
ANZ
Amcor Australasia
Blake Dawson Waldron
Booz Allen Hamilton
Cadbury Schweppes
Challenger Mortgage Management
City of Melbourne
Coles Supermarkets
Connell Wagner
Credit Suisse
Cumberland Newspapers
Eureka Sky Deck
Fire & Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia
Goldman Sachs JBWere
Grocon
Honda Foundation
Iedex
Interlex Solutions
JGL Investments
Bronwyn Kidd, photographer
Macquarie Group Foundation
Myer
Packaging Council of Australia Inc
Portable Content
Quest Community Newspapers
realestate.com.au
Snowy Nominees
Telstra Foundation
Urbis

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Government supporters

City of Melbourne
City of Port Phillip
Department of Education and Training (ACT)
Department of Education and Training (NSW)
Department of Education, Training and the Arts (Qld)
Department of Education and Children’s Services (SA)
Department of Education (Tas)
Department of Education and
Early Childhood Development (Vic)
Department of Education and Training (WA)
Department of Human Services (Vic)

Community and Education sector supporters

Inspire Foundation (ActNow)
Bank of I.D.E.A.S.
Barwon Road Safety Council
The Big Issue
Clean Ocean Foundation
Dare to Lead
The Foundation for Young Australians
Impact Leadership
Melbourne Cares
Melbourne Playback Theatre Company
Outward Bound Australia
PTR Consulting
Queensland Teachers’ Union
Reconciliation Victoria
Speak Out Inc
The Long Walk
The Smith Family
The Tasmanian Centre for Global Learning
United Way, Geelong
Volunteering Victoria
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