We are committed to the highest standards of governance.
We recognise that the stewardship of our community’s philanthropic assets is a significant responsibility.
Our donors put their trust in us and we have the responsibility to ensure we are accountable for what we do and transparent in how we do it.
Foundation SA’s governance structure is maintained by two trusted and experienced partners:
Implementation partner and Trustee
In this initial phase, Foundation SA is a sub-fund of Australian Communities Foundation.
As Foundation SA grows and becomes self-sustaining, it will become its own independent entity – a public ancillary fund (PuAF). At that time, funds will be transferred from Australian Communities Foundation to Foundation SA.
Foundation SA will retain the same objects to Australian Communities Foundation to ensure it is meeting its legal requirements and consistency for donors.
The Wyatt Trust Board of Governors is currently responsible for the establishment and oversight of Foundation SA.
When Foundation SA becomes its own independent public ancillary fund it will have its own Trustee and Board of Directors. The Board will represent our donor community and include a diverse range of stakeholders.
The Trustee of Foundation SA is Australian Communities Foundation Ltd, a company limited by guarantee. It is a non-profit company that acts as Trustee for three charitable Trust Funds:
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Australian Communities Foundation (ACF) is Foundation SA’s implementation partner and Trustee of funds under management.
Main Fund (tax deductible) ABN 57 967 620 066
Extension Fund (non-tax deductible) ABN 57 485 460 977
Scholarship Fund (tax deductible) ABN 82 218 603 765.
We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the Adelaide region on which our office stands, the Kaurna people. We acknowledge all First Nations peoples and their deep connection to the land. The dispossession and treatment that has occurred, still impacts on the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people today. We walk hand-in-hand with all First Nations peoples on the path to reconciliation.
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