Investment income gives us a stable base — but our beneficiaries deserve more than stability. They deserve a Foundation that pursues every avenue of support on their behalf. That is exactly what our Board does.
We monitor and apply for federal, state and local grant programs, as well as philanthropic and trust funding, wherever eligibility aligns with our purposes of advancing education and health for hearing-impaired children.
From in-kind support and discounted services to sponsorships and matched giving, we negotiate deals that stretch every dollar further for families and researchers.
We actively apply for digital grants — nonprofit technology programs, advertising grants and platform credits — that build our capacity to reach supporters and families online.
We look for co-funding opportunities that amplify the assistance we give to organisations preventing childhood hearing impairment — so good research goes further, faster.
Awareness is opportunity. The more Australians who know about childhood hearing impairment — and about the Foundation — the more donations reach families, and the more support flows to research.
That is why we are actively applying for digital grants and deals that will help us:
A credible online home makes it easy for supporters to give — and every donation extends the help we can offer families and researchers.
Videos, infographics and social media spread understanding of childhood hearing impairment — including the signs that lead to earlier detection.
Visibility attracts partners, grant-makers and collaborators — creating new opportunities for our beneficiaries and the research we help fund.
If your organisation runs a grant program, offers nonprofit deals, or wants to partner with a focused, well-governed charity, we would love to talk.