Giving Circles and Sub-Funds
Follow your passion…you can make a real difference.
We make supporting causes you really care about, easy.
You can support one of our existing Giving Circles or Sub-Funds and be connected to an incredible community of like-minded people.
Or, you can start your own.
Start a Sub-Fund or Giving Circle
Bring together family or your organisation in a meaningful giving experience.
Meet our Giving Circles & Sub-Funds
A voice for women and a force for change.
Our most famous sub-fund, Sydney Women’s Fund (SWF) is changing lives for women and girls, growing financial security and women’s independence and giving women the opportunity to determine their own future.
SWF has a 10 year history of advocating gender lens giving to programs in the Greater Sydney area. Its ‘Portrait’ research forms an evidence base to informs resource gaps in social investment in women and girls and guides granting to greater equality and impact.
Support our Upcoming Events, and you’ll be creating opportunities for women and girls to thrive. Find out more.
Community Giving Circles
Sydney Women’s Giving Circle
Join our Sydney Women's Giving Circle Hosted by Catherine Fox & Julia Quinn. The Sydney Women's Giving Circle is a practical way for supporters to…
Impact 100 Sydney
Be a part of the fastest growing trend in philanthropy The Impact 100 model is simple. 100 donations of $1,000…
The Maybanke Fund
The Maybanke Fund The Maybanke Fund honours the work of Maybanke Anderson, writer, leader, feminist, early childhood education pioneer and promoter…
Corporate Giving Circles
Iceni Fund
Iceni sub-fund of Sydney Women’s Fund Why we started a sub-fund with Sydney Women’s Fund? We are a team of…
The Imalia Fund
Imalia believes that small acts of kindness and generosity combine to create lasting positive change. About the Founders Carole-Anne Priest is…
Local Council Community Sub-Funds
Parramatta Community Fund
The Parramatta Community Fund is an incubator for place-based philanthropy in Parramatta. The Fund wants to encourage members of the City…
Marrickville Community Fund
We're about making Marrickville a better place Marrickville Community Fund, a sub-fund of Sydney Community Foundation. The Marrickville Community Fund (MCF)…
Family Sub-Funds
By My Side
By My Side - Keeping Women out of Prison By My Side sub-fund's single purpose is to support women and children…
John Skipper Kelly Fund
Supporting young people to enhance their skills & leadership potential Our family established the John Skipper Kelly Fund in 2010, in…
Youanmi & The Butterfly Foundation
About the Founder I have a daughter who has suffered with Anorexia Nervosa for over 15 years now. Initially I…
KiP – Kids in Philanthropy
About the Founder KIP was founded by Dr Catriona Wallace and her children, Indigo Wallace-Knight, aged 10 and Saxon Wallace-Knight, aged 8. Dr Catriona Wallace…
Neil Cocks & Kellan Kent sub-fund
Funding programs that support children with learning disabilities Why I started a sub-fund with Sydney Community Foundation My husband and son were…
K & J Kay
Jack Dunlop
Cahill Family
The Miller Cohen Fund
Strutt Go Child
Imalia Gumnut Fund
Diana Margaret Christie Fund
Lexicon Fund
Nagy Family Fund
Learn how to start a Giving Circle or Sub-Fund
Starting a sub-fund with Sydney Community Foundation begins your journey in philanthropy without the administrative and legal costs of an independent foundation.
Plus, we’ll guide you to strategic sustainable giving with our grantmaking expertise and in-depth knowledge of community issues.
Share with your family or honour the memory of a loved one.
Start workplace giving with your team. Bring your community together to support local causes.
Start a Sub-Fund or Giving Circle
Bring together family or your organisation in a meaningful giving experience.
Need more answers?
Email us at givesydney@sydneycommunityfoundation.org.au if you would like more information on how to establish a sub-fund with Sydney Community Foundation, or phone (02) 8030 7050.
Upcoming Events
Our latest gatherings and happenings in Sydney supporting local women and communities.
