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# Impact100 WA

Collect, Collaborate, Make A Difference

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- [2026 Top 10 Shortlist Created](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2026-top-10-shortlist-created/) - Thanks to some dedicated donors at our first Assessment Evening for the year, we now have our Shortlist of the 10 organisations selected to submit Full Applications and host a site visit. Down Syndrome WA - Empowering Lived Experience Leaders for Inclusion - Strengthen and expand their Advisory Network – review, update and deliver program
- [And the 2026 Grant Round is OPEN!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/and-the-2026-grant-round-is-open/) - Our 15th year of collective giving is off and running and we are inviting applications once again. The deadline for Initial Application submissions is 5pm on Thursday 21st May 2026. Make sure to head to our Grants page for all the necessary information. There is going to be a Q&A session for organisations who are
- [✨ Oh, what a night! Late October, on the 24th — what a very special time it was! 💫](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/✨-oh-what-a-night-late-october-on-the-24th-what-a-very-special-time-it-was-💫/) - Once again, our amazing donors, supporters, and volunteers came together for an unforgettable evening of generosity, connection, and impact. 💛 💥 Headline news:We pooled enough funds to award THREE transformational Primary Grants of $100,000 each! 🙌 The thoroughly deserving recipients are:💙 Constable Care – Reel Talk, engaging young people at Banksia Hill Juvenile Detention Centre.💻
- [Grant Awards Dinner 2019](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grant-awards-dinner-2019/) - Join us to meet this year’s FIVE exciting applicants and use your vote to help choose the winner(s)! Bring your friends and colleagues to share fabulous food, a buzzing atmosphere and a unique experience. Inspire them to join! We invite members to fill a table (max 10) with family, friends and colleagues. When:Tuesday 22nd October
- [Our Top 5 Finalists for 2019 have been chosen...](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-top-5-finalists-for-2019-have-been-chosen/) - A couple of nights ago, nearly 40 donors attended the Full Assessment Evening to discuss and vote on the ten full applications that have been subject to thorough due diligence, probing site visits and insightful reference checks. Without further ado......announcing the Top 5 Finalists for 2019... The five organisations that have been invited to make
- [Impact100 WA Grant Awards Dinner 2025](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact100-wa-grant-awards-dinner-2025/) - Book your tix to our premier event for the year
- [Impact in the Spotlight 2025](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact-in-the-spotlight-2025/) - Us, Together, Giving You're invited - see more details by Clicking Here
- [The list of finalists for 2025 is IN!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-list-of-finalists-for-2025-is-in/) - True to form, the rain returned for our 2nd Assessment Evening on Wednesday this week as the intrepid donors to Impact100 WA gathered for the important task of choosing our finalists who will be presenting at our Grant Awards Dinner in October. The shortlisted options we had to choose between were varied and interesting -
- [Our 2025 Grant Round is open!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-2025-grant-round-is-open/) - Last week we held our annual Kickstart Sundowner and had such an inspiring evening with friends and collaborators at the gorgeous FORM gallery. The event marked the official beginning of Impact100 WA’s 2025 giving round and brought together community changemakers, regular donors and potential supporters to share and celebrate their commitment to making a difference
- [Three Primary Grants given away!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/three-primary-grants-given-away/) - Wow - another roller coaster of a Grant Awards Night! With a room full of guests, we trialled a new format, mingling more freely with each other and our finalists, listening intently to powerful presentations, placing our precious voting pebbles in the jars of worthy recipients and then eagerly awaiting the final results. Firstly, the
- [Impact100 WA Grant Awards Night 2024](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact100-wa-grant-awards-night-2024/) - Join us to meet this year’s FIVE finalists and use your vote to help choose who will receive one of our transformational $100,000 Primary Grants. Wednesday 23 October 2024 6:30pm - 10:30pm Arrival from 6:15pm for a prompt start The State Reception Centre, Fraser Avenue, Kings Park Bring your friends, family and work colleagues to
- [We have chosen our five 2024 Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/we-have-chosen-our-five-2024-finalists/) - It is always so hard to choose between the initiatives on our shortlist but the beauty of collective giving is that it’s a group decision. We provide the information we’ve gathered through site visits and reading applications and then all donors are invited to vote according to what they feel is important. Almost 40 of
- [2024 Top Ten Applicants Selected](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2024-top-ten-applicants-selected/) - Over 30 engaged Impact100 WA donors (along with a couple of their friends) came along on the 12th June for our 2024 1st Assessment Evening. Robin's famous sausage rolls and Rocky Road were once again hugely appreciated and helped to fuel the presentations and discussions of the initiatives that had made it through our Preliminary
- [Applications received, Focus Area meetings held](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/applications-received-focus-area-meetings-held/) - We received 47 applications this year across our five Focus Areas and, supported by our wonderful co-chairs, the Focus Area groups have been busying sorting through them. This is a time when any interested donors can increase their philanthropic knowledge: What are the problems that need solving? What can be done to make a
- [Another year of powerful collective giving launched at our 2024 Kickstart Sundowner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/another-year-of-powerful-collective-giving-launched-at-our-2024-kickstart-sundowner/) - In mid March, over 100 of our donors and friends gathered for drinks and nibbles at the delightful FORM - Building A State of Creativity Gallery & Cafe, where there was a great new exhibition, Represent|Part 2, inside and a perfect evening and venue to mingle outside. Guests were treated to inspiring presentations by two
- [And our 2023 Grant Recipients are...](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/and-our-2023-grant-recipients-are/) - For more information on their initiatives, head to this link
- [Let's try this again!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/lets-try-this-again/) - We have a date for the 2023 Grant Awards Dinner 2.0 We'll be gathering on Tuesday 28th November 2023 With huge thanks to Fraser's, we are delighted that we will be able to go ahead with our crucial, decision-making event. This is where we and all our donors get to choose which deserving not-for-profit organisations
- [Fires in Kings Park affect our Grant Awards Dinner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/fires-in-kings-park-affect-our-grant-awards-dinner/) - This is most definitely NOT the news we were planning to share today.We are devastated that the fires in Kings Park last night meant we couldn't go ahead with our Grant Awards Dinner.We are doing all we can to reschedule for as soon as possible.Meanwhile, our commiserations go out to: Our wonderful finalist presenters -
- [We have our 5 Finalists for 2023!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/we-have-our-5-finalists-for-2023/) - We always knew it was going to be tough to choose between them but the beauty of collective giving is that it’s a group decision. We provide the information we’ve gathered through site visits and reading applications and then all donors get to vote according to what they feel is important. Over 40 of us
- [2023 Top 10 Applicants Selected](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2023-top-10-applicants-selected/) - Around 40 of our enthusiastic donors gathered on Wed 21st June to discuss and vote on the applications received. The chill outside was more than compensated for by the warmth of the discussions in the room along with the reconnection of old allies and introduction of new friends. Through the wonders of our powerful
- [**Our 2023 Grant Round is up and running! **](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-2023-grant-round-is-up-and-running/) - Do you know of any charities who are in the small-to-medium category, have been running for at least 3 years and who could make a big positive difference in our community with a transformational grant of $100,000? Encourage them to check out our Grants page to find out if they are eligible and ready! Due
- [Join us for our 2023 Kickstart Sundowner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/join-us-for-our-2023-kickstart-sundowner/) - What to expect Brief introduction to the work of Impact100 WA Updates from previous $100,000 grant recipient(s): 2022 – Motivation Foundation: Hear about their purchase of a 3.5 Tonne mini excavator which will improve training quality, as well as enabling students to get real-world and useful experience by participating in local community projects. 2022- Trillion Trees: Hear
- [The 2022 grants have been awarded!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-2022-grants-have-been-awarded/) - Wow - THREE grants of $100,000!!! And an extra $10k each for the runners up! Thanks to huge and unexpected generosity in the room over the course of the evening, we were able to pool enough funds to make the dreams of more organisations come true. How amazing that three of the fantastic projects presented
- [We have our five 2022 Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/we-have-our-five-2022-finalists/) - With record-breaking attendance for an assessment evening, around 70 donors joined us in mid-September to help decide our 5 Finalists from the shortlisted 10 that sent full applications and received site visits. Without further ado, our 5 finalists for 2022 are (in alphabetical order): 12 Buckets Fair Game Motivation Foundation Thriving in Motion Trillion Trees
- [$10,000 Matching Challenge success](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/10000-matching-challenge-success/) - In early June, two of our existing donors collaborated, with the goal of encouraging more people to join the world of collective giving. They offered to match any new* donations up to a total of $10,000. What a great way to make the most of your $$$$ - donating during a matching challenge
- [View the 2022 Webinar for Potential Applicants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/view-the-2022-webinar-for-potential-applicants/) - At the beginning of the week, we held the 2022 Webinar for Potential Applicants where we ran through our application form, explained our rationale and answered questions. Organisations who missed it or who want to know a bit more before submitting an application can watch the recording by heading to this link: Link to view
- [⭐️⭐️We are excited to announce the opening of our 2022 Grant Round!⭐️⭐️](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/⭐️⭐️we-are-excited-to-announce-the-opening-of-our-2022-grant-round⭐️⭐️/) - Do you know of any charities that could make good use of a transformational $100,000 grant? Encourage them to check out our Grants page to find out if they are eligible and ready! Due date for applications is Noon on Friday 27th May. Once applications are in we can start the review process which is
- [THREE Primary Grants given away in 2021!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/three-primary-grants-given-away-in-2021/) - It was an amazing night! First of all we had the big announcement that we would be able to make the THREE grants of $100,000. This is a great endorsement of everything Impact100 - the word is spreading further, more people are understanding the power of collective giving and that means more charities will
- [5 Great Finalists for 2021](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/5-great-finalists-for-2021/) - We always knew it was going to be tough to choose between them but the beauty of collective giving is that it's a group decision. We provide the information we've gleaned through site visits and reading applications and then each donor votes according to what they feel is important. Last week's Assessment Evening was damp
- [We have our Top 10 shortlist!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/we-have-our-top-10-shortlist/) - It was tough to choose just ten out of the 53 applications we received but we think we've got some rippers! These are the organisations to look out for: Arts Law Centre of Australia Cycling Without Age - Australia - WA Eat Up Australia Edmund Rice Centre WA Family Inclusion Network - WA
- [Applications are in!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/applications-are-in/) - We have received 53 applications across our 5 Focus Areas. They have been assessed for eligibility and their financials are being checked by professionals in that field. Our donors are signing up to attend assessment sessions to look at the proposals in more detail. Now's your chance to be involved in the Assessment process right
- [Online workshop for charities who are applying](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/online-workshop-for-charities-who-are-applying/) - Online Workshop for Potential Applicants We are holding an online session of our Workshop for Potential Applicants where we will run through our guidelines and application form, providing hints and tips as well as answering questions to provide clarification. On Thursday 22nd April at 11:30am via Zoom. We do encourage any organisation considering applying to
- [Charities: Apply for our grant, come to our workshop](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/charities-apply-for-our-grant-come-to-our-workshop/) - The aim of Impact100 WA is to provide high impact grants that will make a significant and measurable difference to an under-served cause or population $100,000 creates transformational impact for our local not-for-profits How to apply for our grant Head to our Grants web page Read the Key Objectives and Eligibility Access the
- [Impact100 WA Awareness Day 2021](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact100-wa-awareness-day-2021/) - This is BIG and we need your help! Impact100 WA changes how we lift up and transform our community by harnessing the power of collective giving Wednesday 10th March has been designated as Impact100 WA Awareness Day With your help we can gather even more members, so that in 2021 we can give THREE grants
- [Our 2021 Grant Round is open!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-2021-grant-round-is-open/) - Please help us to spread the word Charities should now apply For 2021 we are returning to our regular process of granting $100,000 as our Primary Grant amount and having a two phase assessment process. If you know of any small to medium-sized not-for-profits working for the WA community who could benefit from piloting or
- [That's a wrap!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/thats-a-wrap/) - 2020 was a crazy year... ...but we got a lot done. For pictures and all the great details, make sure you check out this page. Below is a summary for a quick pat on the back: COVID-19 caused lockdowns and restrictions from March onwards 97 Initial applications received and assessed Shortened timeline (all done and
- [Come and listen to our 2020 Generous Australians on 4th Nov](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/come-and-listen-to-our-2020-generous-australians-on-4th-nov/) - Annie & Caitlyn Fogarty Join us to hear from two eminently respected Western Australians - a mother and daughter - who are working together to make a significant difference in the education sector. Wednesday 4th November, 6:45pm - 8:30pm@The Grove Library, 1 Leake St, Peppermint GroveYou are welcome to bring along friends and family, but
- [Everyone's a winner!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/everyones-a-winner/) - With nine presentations, the evening was set to be busy. The pitches were only 5 minutes long so they had to pack a punch and, with the benefit of free pitch coaching by some generous mentors, they certainly delivered on this. The audience were educated, moved and inspired all at the same time - which
- [We have our top 9 Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/we-have-our-top-9-finalists/) - Last Wednesday we held our only Assessment Evening for this year (we've compressed the timeline as we respond to Covid-19) and had a record turnout. We hope that's because our donors are even more engaged this year, but suspect it might have something to do with the fact that no-one can be anywhere else! We
- [Site Visits now all completed](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/site-visits-now-all-completed/) - We were able to get out and about for the visits! How grateful we are to be in WA because the site visits are probably the second best part (after the Grant Awards Dinner, of course) of our whole process. We've been down to Mandurah, up to Mirrabooka, out to Midland and everywhere in between.
- [Impact100WA Announcement for 2020 Grants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact100wa-announcement-for-2020-grants/) - In response to the COVID-19 crisis, for this year only, we are modifying our approach towards providing high-impact grants to local, Western Australian not-for-profits. Read our updated 2020 Grant Application Guidelines here. 2020 Grant Round is now open. Please share with any WA not-for-profit organisations that are providing widespread benefits to our local community. Applications close at 12 noon on
- [2019 Generous Australian Event, with George Jones, AM](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2019-generous-australian-event-with-george-jones-am/) - Our always popular, annual 'Generous Australian' event is on again. Please join us to hear the remarkable and inspiring story from a true community champion, George Jones, AM. Wednesday 14th August,6:30 for a 6:45pm startSt Catherine's College Conference Room, 2 Park Rd, Crawley Event now completed To see photos please click here His is a
- [Our Top 10 Applicants for 2019](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-top-10-applicants-for-2019/) - We're thrilled to share the outcomes from our Initial Assessment Evening. From the original 67 applications, with the help of nearly 50 of our donors, we have chosen the 10 that will be invited to submit a full application: Camp Kulin - Camp Counsellor in Training Program Community Arts Network - Noongar Lullabies, Whadjuk Earbus Foundation - Healthy
- [Dandjoo Darbalung's Uni Survival Starter Kits - An Update from 2018 Winner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/dandjoo-darbalung-2018-winner-update/) - Our 2018 Primary Grant Winners, Dandjoo Darbalung provides equity of access for Indigenous students through its program, which in Nyungar means ‘mixing together’ the way fresh water and the salt water mixes in the Swan estuary across from St Catherine's College. Their Uni Survival Starter Kit project will provide kits for 100 new Indigenous students
- [Dismantle's ReNew Property Maintenance - An Update from 2018 Winner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/dismantle-2018-winner-update/) - Our 2018 Primary Grant Winners, Dismantle is an organisation that enables and empowers vulnerable young people to live their life in a self-directed way. Their "ReNew Properties Maintenance" project is a social enterprise that will engage at-risk youth in vocational pathways doing garden and property maintenance. ReNew have ticked off their risk analysis, health and
- [66 Applications Received for 2019 Grant](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/66-applications-received-for-2019-grant/) - Applications for 2019 are now CLOSED – we received 66 to review! The next grant round will open again in March 2020. If you are interested in applying in 2020 then you can head over to our Grants page to download the "2019 Impact100 WA Grant – Initial Application Guidelines" to get an idea of
- [2017's Success Stories](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2017s-success-stories/) - See last year's $100k Primary Grant winners in action and hear how they have implemented their plans: Click here to hear about CARAD's food truck project Click here to hear about Dress for Success - Going Places Program
- [March 2019 - Some Past Winner Updates](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/march-2019-some-past-winner-updates/) - EON Foundation The Australian government has committed $6million to fund 18 Thriving Community Gardens programs making a big difference to the health of young people and their families in remote communities. The 2015 Yakanarra project, started with Impact100 WA money, is included together with an expansion into 9 new communities in the NT. Sensorium Theatre
- [2018 Grant Award Winners!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2018-grant-award-winners/) - Our congratulations to Dismantle and Dandjoo Darbalung who both won $100,000 Primary Grants! The Esther Foundation were the surprise winners of the bonus YoungImpact grant topping up their secondary grant win to a total of $13,085. Shooting Stars and Zonta House also walked away with minor grants of $10,000. To see an outline of the 5 Finalists
- [Impact100 WA Review 2012-2016](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2400-2/) - Click here to get to know us a little better by reading all about our first successful 4 years in our Review document. A big shout out of thanks to all our past and present donors for their commitment, generosity and support and the inspiring outcomes that have been achieved in these few short years.
- [Nicola Forrest Generous Australian Series 2017](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/nicola-forrest-generous-australian-series-2017/) - Last week we heard from our Patron, Nicola Forrest, at the Grove Library in Cottesloe as she openly and honestly shared her journey of philanthropy. There were insights into why she does it, who inspires her, how they choose what to support, why they are leading the charge in being loud and proud about their
- [Charlie Bass: Talk & Tour of Centre for Entrepreneurial Research and Innovation](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/charlie-bass-talk-tour/) - You've probably driven past this building on the Stirling Highway many times and wondered "What goes on in there?" Well, here's your chance to find out first hand, from the founder and Chairman of the Centre for Entrepreneurial Research & Innovation (CERI), Charlie Bass. Please join us! When: 7pm, Wed 29th August 2018 Where:
- [Wendy Steele Founder of Impact100 Inspires](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/wendy-steele-founder-of-impact100-inspires/) - Listen to Wendy Steele talk about how she got inspired to found Impact100 with her TED talk “The impact of generosity” click here

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- [Home](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/)
- [2026 Kickstart Sundowner](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2026-kickstart-sundowner/) - Sharing some photos from the evening With warm thanks to Jamie Price for the professional photos (and to Simone Eley and Sophie Chamberlain for the slightly less impressive ones!)
- [Biographies](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-committee/biographies/) - Committee Members for 2026 Bruce Byrnes Our Treasurer since 2017. Bruce is a chartered accountant, business advisor and partner at Accru Perth. He has been on the Main Committee since about 2018 and looks after our accounts, keeping us on the straight and narrow! Sophie Chamberlain BA Hons (UWE, UK) Sophie is one of the
- [YoungImpact](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/youngimpact/) - What is YoungImpact? YoungImpact is a program for young people aged 6-18 to learn about collective giving and make a difference to Western Australian charities and the communities they serve. Since 2014 YoungImpact members have raised over $38,000 for WA based organisations including: The Foyer on Oxford, CanTeen Australia, TADWA, Esther Foundation, Green World Revolution
- [Get Involved](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/get-involved/) - Be part of a giving community One of the best aspects of our collective giving model is the opportunity to get more involved. Ways you can get involved: Join us, donate and become a member Meet like minded people Nominate WA Charities that you are passionate about Come to assessment evenings Come on site visits
- [FAQs](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/faq/) - What is the $100 part of the donation used for? We very much rely on the generous time and expertise of volunteers and we also seek out and gratefully accept gifts and donations in kind from supporters and businesses. However, we do have ongoing administration costs that are unavoidable when running any organisation like this
- [Join Us](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/join-us/) - Join us to make a difference We are West Australians of all ages and backgrounds pooling our donations to make an extraordinary, lasting and positive impact to the quality of life in our state. By joining us, you’ll be helping local grassroots organisations, giving them access to a transformational grant that will change lives -
- [About Impact100 WA](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/about-impact100wa/) - What is Impact100 WA? Impact100 WA is a collective giving group that pools its donations to make a significant difference in areas of need in Western Australia. How does it work? We gather at least 100 people who each donate $1,100*, with the goal of significantly impacting at least one local not-for-profit organisation through
- [Our Committee](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-committee/) - Our 2025 Impact100 WA committee, missing Bruce Byrnes and Ali Sayer Who We Are We are West Australians of all ages and backgrounds pooling our resources to make a lasting positive impact on the quality of life in our state. Our Mission We aim to provide high-impact grants that reach under-served populations, raise the profile
- [Grants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/) - Apply for an Impact100 WA Grant
- [Events](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/events/) - Upcoming Events 2026 Grant Assessment Once the 2026 Initial Applications have been received (due date 21st May), all donors will be invited to be part of assessing these applications - determining which should become part of the longlist and then whittling down to the shortlist of those to receive site visits, before being part of
- [Grants FAQs](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-faqs/) - Eligibility Questions Can we apply if our organisation has been operating for less than 3 years? Not usually. There may be a chance where the organisation has previously been operating as part of a different entity. Can we apply if our turnover is under $100,000 or over $5,000,000? Not usually. The lower limit is to
- [2012 Winner and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2012-winner-and-finalists/) - 2012 $100,000 Primary Grant Winner: Our inaugural winners were Manna Inc Manna Inc - Winter School Uniforms Program - Manna is known for it's big heart and principally for its food for homeless people. However, Manna have been key in supporting disadvantaged children through school breakfast programs and their Winter Uniform program. A basic winter uniform package
- [2013 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2013-winners-and-finalists/) - 2013 $100,000 Primary Grant was awarded to: edventures WA - Young Women's and Young Men's Programs - a rolling program of after school early intervention programs were delivered that engaged young men and women at risk of self-destructive, antisocial and criminal behaviour. The goals of edventures WA were to build strong relationships and deliver program
- [2014 Winner and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2014-winner-and-finalists/) - 2014 $100,000 Primary Grant was awarded to: Homeless Healthcare (previously Mobile GP) - Having provided healthcare to the homeless and marginalized in Perth since 2008 they applied to Impact100 WA for funding for a 2 year pilot program of a new service: mobile healthcare for rough sleepers. The program included a part-time nurse and outreach
- [2025 Grants Recipients](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2025-finalists/) - From the original 59 applications received back in May 2025, we brought that down to our Top 5 Finalists who each presented at our Grant Awards Dinner in late October. Five inspiring pitches and a few difficult voting decisions later, our donors had managed to decide the three that would take home the Primary Grants
- [2023 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2023-our-finalists/) - Our 2023 Primary Grant Recipients of $100,000 are: Creating a safe space and connection at high school Over 2 years, at Balga Senior High School, consolidate the pilot of their program: volunteer mentors and trained youth workers work 1:1 and in small groups with at-risk kids from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds. To keep the young people
- [2024 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2024-finalists/) - Previously called Specialist Child Support Legal Clinic Gosnells CLC aim to build up a unique Child Support Team and Program, a currently under-served area, so they can meet the increased demand for full legal advice, tasks and representation for women considering or in the process of fleeing from Family and Domestic Violence. They will engage
- [Impact in the Spotlight 2025](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact-in-the-spotlight-2025/) - Us, Together, Giving A special Impact100 WA event Thursday 18th September, 6pm-8pm, at the Dalkeith Nedlands Bowling Club We are inviting our community to join us for an inspiring evening, celebrating the extraordinary power of collective giving. Since 2012, our generous donors have awarded over $3 million in transformative grants—now it's time to
- [Contact](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/contact/) - If you would like more information about Impact100 WA, or if you'd like to get involved, or assist in any way, or if you have any suggestions or feedback, please feel free to get in touch with us! You can contact us directly at info[@]impact100WA.org.au Or simply fill out the form below and we will
- [Photos from Kickstart Sundowner 2025](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/pics-from-kickstart-sundowner-2025/) - We had such an inspiring evening with friends and collaborators! Photo credits to Karen Cheng, Lia Thorpe and Sophie Chamberlain
- [Our Story So Far](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-story-so-far/) - $3,055,000 Donated, to Date The original idea for a collective giving group in WA was conceived in 2011 over a glass of wine (or two) shared by our a couple of our original committee members. Soon afterwards, the Impact100 model was was introduced by James Boyd following his research sabbatical to the US. Our slightly
- [Past Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/past-winners-and-finalists/) - There are now 49 WA based or operating charities that have shared in over $3 million of Impact100 WA grant funding since 2012. Each year EVERY charity invited to attend our Grant Awards Event goes home with some money and many smaller grant winners have come back across the years and gone on to win
- [The Generous Australians Series](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/generous-australians-series/) - One of the key goals of Impact100 WA is to provide valuable educational opportunities for West Australians interested in philanthropy. Every year we hold our Generous Australians event where well-known Australians who have given back to our community are invited to a Q&A session to discuss their stories, their motivations and their activities, in order
- [2022 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2022-winners-and-runners-up/) - Another Amazing Year! Thanks to an incredible outpouring of generosity in the room on the night of our Grant Awards Dinner, we were able to make THREE grants of $100,000 and increase the amount of the Runner Up grants to $20,000! Our 2022 Primary Grant recipients were: Motivation Foundation - Plant Upgrade (3.5
- [2021 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2021-winners-and-runners-up/) - 2021 saw Impact100 WA break their record by giving away THREE Primary Grants of $100,000! A great result for collective giving and our local charities.
- [2020 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2020-winners-and-runners-up/) - Successfully taking home one of our $50,000 Primary Grants in 2020 were: CARAD The Centre for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees provide practical and essential welfare, advocacy and volunteer support services, as well as social enterprise opportunities through the Fare Go Truck project that we funded three years ago.Their clients have been hard hit by
- [Trillion Trees update on SPROUT!](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/trillion-trees-update-on-sprout/) - In October 2022 Trillion Trees happily convinced our donors to grant them $100,000 for their SPROUT Schools Program. This is their update for May 2024 What program did the grant funds support? The grant enabled the expansion of the SPROUT! school program which re-connects our next generation with creating and maintaining a healthy
- [Update from 2023 recipient, 12 Buckets](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/update-from-2023-recipient-12-buckets/) - 12 Buckets are helping local school children flourish 12 Buckets took away one of our $100,000 in November 2023 and have provided this update in May 2024 What program did the grant funds support? The grant funds have been directed into their program that provides a safe space and connection for students at Balga
- [Our Timeline](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-impact100-wa-timeline/) - March The Kickstart Evening is generally held in mid to late March. We invite all donors and any interested parties to come along and hear about what Impact100 WA is, what our Grant Recipients have been up to and how we are going about making a positive difference in our community. The Grant Round opens
- [Sponsors & Supporters](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/supporters/) - Sponsors HPH Solutions Long term donors to Impact100 WA, who have also provided untied funds to help support our events, admin costs and more! Edison McGrath and Edison CommercialOur Grant Awards Dinner sponsor for 2023, enabling us to deliver the high quality event that we all appreciate. Our gratitude to Ross, Annette and Pasquale.
- [Useful Links](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/useful-links/) - Links to Australian Impact100s: Impact100 Fremantle Impact100 Melbourne Impact100 South Australia Impact100 Sydney Impact100 Sydney North Impact100 Tasmania Arts Impact WA For more information on Impact100 and Giving Circles: Original Impact100 group in the US – Cincinnati Austin, Texas Impact100 Sonoma, California Impact100 Oklahoma Impact100 Philadelphia Impact100 Washington Women’s Foundation Giving Circles Knowledge Centre, US
- [Updates from Previous Grant Recipients - Nov 2023](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/update-on-previous-grant-recipients-nov-2023/) - Winning one of our transformational $100,000 grants can set organisations on their way to achieving amazing results. Check out some of the more recent reports from our past grant recipients.
- [2023 Top Ten Applicants Selected](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2023-top-ten-applicants-selected/) - Around 40 of our enthusiastic donors gathered on Wed 21st June to discuss and vote on the applications received. The chill outside was more than compensated for by the warmth of the discussions in the room along with the reconnection of old allies and introduction of new friends. Through the wonders of our powerful
- [2022 Chair's Report](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2022-chairs-report/) - It is with great pleasure that I present the Chair’s Report for Impact100 WA for 2021-2022. Starting with the end, because it was such a fantastic and fitting end to the year! Grant Awards dinner At the end of October, another full house of 280 guests were seated and waiting in anticipation of the presentations
- [March 2023 Update on Grant Recipients](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/march-2023-update-on-grant-recipients/) - From 2022: Motivation Foundation have had their ‘big yellow digger’ (aka the 3.5 tonne mini excavator) delivered and students are already benefiting from using the latest technology – and it does happen to have an air-conditioned cab! As Tim explained, this is not about burning diesel and making dirt fly, or even about getting them
- [Our Videos](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/our-videos/) - 2017 Case Study - CARAD, $100,000 Grant Winner
- [2019 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2019-winners-and-finalists/) - Camp Kulin and Earbus Foundation of WA announced as 2019 winners
- [2021 Chair's Report](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2021-chairs-report/) - It is with great pleasure that I present the Chair’s Report for Impact100 WA for 2020-2021. We were very proud to celebrate our 10th anniversary dinner this year. I look back and am somewhat amazed about what has arisen from a simple idea between friends to annually make a large combined donation to charity. As
- [2022 Timeline for Grant Process](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2021-timeline-for-grant-process/) - Key dates for 2022 are as follows: Date 30 Mar Applications open 11 Apr, 1pm Online workshop for potential applicants 27 May, 12 noon Deadline to submit Initial Grant Application forms Late Jun/early Jul All applicants advised whether they have made the shortlist. Those successful are invited to complete our Full Grant Application form 12
- [The IMPACT of our collective giving from 2020](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-impact-of-our-collective-giving-from-2020/) - Transformative change for our grant recipients This is what we want to know and this is why we keep coming back with our $1000 donation each year In 2020, due to the negative impact that Covid-19 was having for our community, we changed things up a bit: We relaxed our criteria We made smaller, more
- [2021 The 5 Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2021-the-5-finalists/) - Arts Law – Artists in the Black – Wills and Intestacy – free advice and education on legal rights and will drafting. 7 trips to 18 communities across remote WA, assisting 520 people. Tailored to address the specific needs of ATSI arts communities. Cycling Without Age – More Rides, More People, More Places – Perth
- [2021 Top 10 applicants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2021-top-10-applicants/) - Arts Law - Artists in the Black – Wills and Intestacy - free advice and education on legal rights and will drafting. 7 trips to 18 communities across remote WA, assisting 520 people. Tailored to address the specific needs of ATSI arts communities. Cycling Without Age - More Rides, More People, More Places – Perth
- [Grants - 2020](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2020/) - The 2021 Grant Round will officially open on Monday 22nd March. Please head to our 2021 Grants page to read more. Below are the details for 2020 which do not apply for 2021 While our aim remains to provide high impact grants that will make a significant and measurable difference to an under-served
- [Impact100 WA 2021 Awareness Day](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact100-wa-2021-awareness-day/) - This is BIG and we need your help! Impact100 WA changes how we lift up and transform our community by harnessing the power of collective giving In 2021, Wed 10th March was designated as Impact100 WA Awareness Day But also, every day is an Impact100 WA Awareness Day, so keep reading! With your help we
- [WELCOME TO IMPACT100 WA](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/home/) - . $1,055,000 donated since 2012! We invite you to be part of the most exciting new initiative in Australian philanthropy! Impact100 WA is a collaborative giving group that pools its donations to make a significant difference in areas of need. And it was proudly started here in Western Australia! .. Join us today by clicking
- [Kickstart Event 2021](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/kickstart-2021/) - Impact100 WA is excited to launch our Kickstart Event for 2021! Hello to our brand new grants year! We're thrilled to start looking for our next game changing grant recipients for 2021. Join us as we follow up with previous winners, share updates, get some key Impact100 dates, and be inspired to get more
- [2020 in review](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2020-in-review/) - Our 2020 grant round started under the cloud of COVID-19. Kickstart event This was due to be held in March at the Goods Shed in Claremont. Sadly it was cancelled as lockdown took effect but we would have heard from Earbus on how their project for the Metro area bus was progressing and we'd have
- [Grant Recipients Update - December 2020](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grant-recipients-update-december-2020/) - Here we offer some updates from various past and current recipients of Impact100 WA Primary Grants. To read more about the organisations, click on their name to visit their website. We also recommend checking out their Facebook pages to read more current news. 2016 Winner - Sensorium Theatre Our grant funded the inception of
- [Why and how our process changed for 2020](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/why-and-how-our-process-changed-for-2020/) - Since March 2020 Covid-19 has negatively affected the landscape for charities in many ways: Some are unable to deliver services they are contracted to deliver due to the many restrictions.Some are seeing, or expect to see, greater demand for their services.Some have lost income from cancelling fundraising eventsOften they have few cash reserves to tide
- [2020 Top 16 Applicants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2020-top-16-applicants/) - Autism West Traditionally, Autism West's core business is face-to-face social groups, providing unique opportunities for young people on the autism spectrum to gain skills and experience, enabling them to connect successfully with others and the world around them. With our grant, they plan to prepare themselves in the areas of digital literacy, digital hygiene, use
- [2020 Timeline](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2020-timeline/) - 1 May Applications open 29 May Deadline for applications 29 May - 24 June Assessment by Focus Area Committees to create long list 29 June - mid July Virtual site visits to long-listed applicants 22 July Virtual Assessment event for all donors By 24 July Successful short-listed applicants notified 24 July - 12 August Preparation
- [Grants FAQs](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-faqs-2019/) - Eligibility Questions Can we apply if our organisation has been operating for less than 3 years? Not usually. There may be a chance where the organisation has previously been operating as part of a different entity. Can we apply if our turnover is under $50,000 or over $5,000,000? Not usually. The lower limit is to
- [How Dress For Success are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-dress-for-success-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Hi Impact100 WA, Thanks so much for touching base. It certainly has been a tumultuous few weeks, but like you said we are all having to adapt our business operations. We are really proud that we were able to re-work our face to face Career Program and establish our Virtual Career Program. Our facilitators and volunteers have been so
- [How Dandjoo Darbalung are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-dandjoo-darbalung-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Hi Impact100 WA Team Thank you for checking in on Dandjoo Darbalung. We still have over 50 Aboriginal students here at the college with 34 departing early for the break. Lots of logging on and zoom calls happening. Many students have started returning due to unsuitable study conditions at home. Students who have stayed really appreciate the
- [How Sensorium Theatre are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-sensorium-theatre-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Dearest Impact100 WA Team, Thank you so much for reaching out to us! It's lovely to hear from you and learn that, like all of us, you're adapting to these strange times. So far, we've been hard at work-from-home(!), mitigating damage to the company and basically focussing on two main areas - how best to
- [How EON Foundation are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-eon-foundation-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Hi Impact100 WA Thanks for checking in. It has been a busy and crazy time and we are facing such uncertainty, but we are trying to look for silver linings! A brief summary which might interest your Committee and Donors: We took a fairly early decision to suspend visits into remote communities to reduce the
- [How CARAD are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-carad-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Dear Impact100 WA, Thank you for checking in. Yes, COVID-19 is certainly presenting new challenges for us. We've had a huge increase in demand for services in the last couple weeks so just focusing all our resources and attention on meeting the ongoing and emerging needs. We are grateful to have an amazing team who are going
- [How Homeless Healthcare are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-homeless-healthcare-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Dear Impact100 WA team, It is all systems go at HHC as we are adjusting health practices, modifying clinics and increasing our presence all in preparation for COVID-19. We have been working with the Department of Health on a COVID-19 response specific to people experiencing homelessness. Our priorities at the moment are to find suitable accommodation
- [How Dismantle are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-dismantle-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Hi Impact100 WA We're good here (sort of). We had a slow start to the year, with only a handful of programs which hurt our cash reserves. But the extra capacity meant we were able to pack Term 2 with tonnes of work - for ReNew and BikeRescue. Unfortunately, with the need to halt all
- [How Kalparrin are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-kalparrin-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Dear Impact100 WA, Thank you so much for reaching out – it is a challenging time for Kalparrin and for the 4,000+ families we support. We have moved from our location at the Perth Children’s Hospital to free up the space for their COVID-19 response and are now working from home. The families we support
- [How Earbus Foundation are coping during Covid-19](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-earbus-foundation-are-coping-during-covid-19/) - Hi Impact100 WA Thanks for the update. The current situation has had quite an impact on our ability to engage with schools, as you would imagine. It's a bit hard to picture how this will all look in the next couple of months but I anticipate most schools will not be back to "normal" till Term 4.
- [2018 Winner Updates](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2018-winner-updates/) - 2018 Primary Grant Winners: Dandjoo Darbalung shares updates for their Uni Student Kit Project Oct 2019. 2018 Primary Grant Winners: Dismantle reports on their Renew Property Maintenance project and updates for Oct 2019.
- [2018 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2018-winners-and-finalists/) - For a 4th year in a row, we were able to donate TWO $100,000 Primary Grants to our winning applicants, and three $10,000 Secondary Grants to each of the other charities. Dandjoo Darbalung – St Catherines UWA Uni Survival Starter Kit Provide kits for 100 new Indigenous students over a two year period to equip
- [2019 Top 10 Applicants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2019-top-10-applicants/) - Camp Kulin - Counsellor In Training (CIT) Program - training 48 previous camp attendees to be 'Junior Camp Counsellors' through a structured leadership program over 2 years, including intensive residential workshops and one on one mentoring. This will provide life skills and future employment opportunities for the individuals, enable Camp Kulin to grow and also
- [Gallery](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/gallery/)
- [2017 Case Studies](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2017-case-studies/) - CARAD Operations Manager, Joanna Jospeh, shares their social enterprise idea: Perth's first food truck, fully operated by people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds, now made possible by the $100,000 Impact100WA Grant. Dress for Success Operations Manager, Jane McCormack shares the Going Places Workshop Series, made possible by the $100,000 Impact100WA Grant.
- [Press](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/press/) - The highest use of capital is not to make more money but to make money do more for the betterment of life.’ Henry Ford, American industrialist 1863-1947. Sophie Chamberlain talks to Philanthropy Australia about de-stigmatising philanthropy: Government commissioned research by Committee Member James Boyd: Collective Giving Report 2017 Coverage on Impact100 WA's 2017 grants to
- [Virtuous Circles - Rob John 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/vitreous-circles-rob-john-2014/) - Virtuous Circles v1-3
- [YoungImpact100](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/youngimpact-2/) - The format for YoungImpact is changing for 2018 Stay tuned for further info Get young people involved in group charity! - Are you aged between 6 and 18? - Are you interested in finding out how to make a difference? - Are you keen to understand how charity works and what makes good giving?
- [2018 Top 8 Applicants](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2018-top-8-applicants/) - Dandjoo Darbalung – St Catherines UWA The Dandjoo Darbalung program began in 2012 as an Indigenous support program within St Catherine’s College and provides 24/7 wrap around support that assists young Indigenous students from regional and remote areas to successfully graduate from university and secure employment. Their Impact100 project will provide kits for 100 new
- [Western Suburbs Weekly 2017b](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-2017b/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly 2017a](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-2017a/)
- [Fundraising & Philanthropy Magazine 2012](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/fundraising-philanthropy-magazine-2012/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly Nov 2013](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-nov-2013/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly 2012](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-2013/)
- [WA Business News 2012](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/wa-business-news-2013/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly YoungImpact100 2015](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-youngimpact100-2015/)
- [Australian Philanthropy Magazine](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/australian-philanthropy-magazine/) - 2012-05-Aust-Phil-article-by-James-Boyd
- [The Post 2013](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-post-2013/)
- [Southern Gazette 2013](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/southern-gazette-2013/)
- [Pro Bono Australia](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/pro-bono-australia/)
- [Community Newspapers, 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/community-newspapers-2014/)
- [The Post, 31st October 2015](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-post-31st-october-2015/)
- [Community Newspaper Group, November 10, 2015](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/community-newspaper-group-november-10-2015/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly, December 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/western-suburbs-weekly-december-2014/)
- [Guardian Express - Homeless Healthcare 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/guardian-express-homeless-healthcare-2014/)
- [The Post 2016](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/the-post-2016/)
- [Collective Giving Report - 2017](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/collective-giving-report-2017/) - collective_giving_report_2017
- [2017 Western Suburbs Weekly](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/2017-western-suburbs-weekly/)
- [Past Grant Award Dinners](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/past-events/) - Impact100 WA latest news and what's happening
- [How To Apply](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/how-to-apply/) - Applications for 2018 are now closed ___________________________________ The document below contains all the information required in order to apply for our 2018 grant: 2018 Impact100 WA Grant – Initial Application Guidelines If, after reading this document, you have any further questions, please contact us at Grants@impact100wa.org.au.
- [2015 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2015-winners-and-finalists/) - 2015 was the first year Impact100WA was in a position to offer a second $100,000 Primary Grant, offering 2 out of our 4 presenting charities the opportunity to win a game changing grant. 2015 $100,000 Primary Grants were awarded to: EON - Early Childhood Education and Youth at Risk EON is a charitable
- [2016 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2016-winners-and-finalists/) - 2016 $100,000 Primary Grants were awarded to: Huntington's WA - HEROs Impact App Together with collaborative partner Edith Cowan University (ECU), Huntington's were looking for funding to develop an easily accessible online (smart phone/tablet) application of self-directed therapy for people with Huntington’s disease (HD). This resource has been based on ground breaking research evidence
- [2017 Winners and Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/2017-winners-and-finalists/) - 2017 $100,000 Primary Grants were awarded to: CARAD – (Centre for Asylum Seekers, Refugees and Detainees). CARAD's ethos is about bringing people together over food to foster compassion and social cohesion for people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds. Sharing meals, culinary skills and culture with the WA community by investing their grant in
- [Wishlists For All Our Finalists](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/wishlists-for-our-2014-finalists/) - Make a dream come true! It is literally amazing how far our charities can make money go, each and every single gift makes a difference to a disadvantaged person's life or the org's ability to sustain its work. Choose from a broad spectrum of organisations operating in a wide range of fields. These wish lists,
- [Impact Review 2012 - 2016](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/impact-review-2012-2016/) - We're proud to introduce our first publication! Find out all about what the first 4 years have been like for us, our members and our Primary Grant winners - it makes for inspiring reading. View our 2012-2016 Review by clicking here
- [YoungImpact100 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/youngimpact100-2014/) - Well done YoungImpact100 – $3225 Raised! Below is the picture of the 2014 members who had a great time and learnt so much: In August 2014, 32 members came together at the Old Swan Brewery and made an important
- [Quarterly Update from Edventures](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/grants-2/quarterly-update-from-edventures/) - We're delighted to bring you this update from edventures, click below to find out about the Young Men & Young Women's programs and the goals being delivered in the South Eastern Metro area: J14-318 Edventures Performance Report FINAL-links
- [Our Success Stories](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/past-events/our-success-stories/) - Click here to read all about 2012's Grant Winner Manna Inc Letters of thanks from grateful recipients:
- [Newsletters](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/newsletters/) - To view our newsletters, click on the links below: May 2014 Late June 2013 June 2013 February 2013 October 2012 August 2012 July 2012 June 2012
- [WA Business News](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/wa-business-news-2/)
- [YoungImpact100 2015](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/youngimpact100-2015/) - Well done YoungImpact100 - $3402.85 raised The grant event was an awesome day and we thank all those who attended and contributed! We look forward to an even bigger and better event in 2016!
- [West Australian, November 1 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/press/west-australian-november-1-2014/)
- [Western Suburbs Weekly September 2014](https://www.impact100wa.org.au/press/western-suburbs-weekly-september-2014/)

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