Ninti One Foundation
About Ninti One Foundation
The Ninti One Foundation (NOF) was registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission (ACNC) in 2014, with the purpose of advancing health, education and well-being of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. NOF is registered in each Australian State and Territory. It has a majority Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Board, with Prof Tom Calma AO (Kungarakan and Iwaidja) as its Chairperson and Glenise Coulthard (Adnyamathanha) as Deputy Chair. It is backed by Ninti One Limited, which has ISO9001 quality systems and strong financial viability.
NOF attracts donations from the public as well as philanthropists such as the CAGES Foundation, Cultural Copyright Foundation, Gandel Foundation, the Rockefeller Philanthropies and Newman’s Own Foundation. It is best known for researching and advising the ‘Indigenous Funders Network’ (Philanthropy Australia) about community-led philanthropy; tackling trachoma in remote communities; and protecting the copyright of Indigenous knowledge. NOF is also highly respected by the Philanthropy community due to its sponsorship of the National Indigenous Philanthropy Award (Philanthropy Australia) since 2017.
How you can help
If you are passionate about ensuring all Australians have the chance to live a life of opportunity, prosperity and happiness, we encourage you to support us. Proposals for philanthropic, corporate and strategic partnerships are welcome. Please contact foundation@nintione.com.au to discuss opportunities to work with us.
The Ninti One Foundation is a not-for-profit charitable organisation limited by guarantee (ABN 69169307528). We are registered with the Australian Tax Office as a Deductible Gift Recipient, Item 1. All donations above AUD$2 are fully tax deductible.
Support us
You can help improve the social and economic circumstances of people who live in remote Australia.