Our Charity Partners

WWF works across Australia and the Asia-Pacific to protect endangered species, conserve critical habitats, and tackle climate change. From protecting koalas in the Great Dividing Range to restoring coral on the Great Barrier Reef, WWF combines science-driven research with on-the-ground conservation action. Your donation helps fund wildlife monitoring programs, habitat restoration projects, and advocacy for stronger environmental protections.

Since 1990, Clean Up Australia has mobilised millions of volunteers to remove rubbish from their local environments. What started with one man — Ian Kiernan — cleaning up Sydney Harbour has grown into a national movement. They run Clean Up Australia Day (the country's largest community-based environmental event), school education programs, and corporate partnerships to reduce waste at its source and drive long-term behavioural change.

Ocean Conservancy works to protect the ocean from its most pressing global challenges — plastic pollution, overfishing, ocean acidification, and climate change. They lead the International Coastal Cleanup, the world's largest volunteer effort for the ocean, engaging millions of people in 100+ countries. Their policy work has helped establish marine protected areas, reduce ocean-bound plastic, and promote sustainable fisheries management worldwide.

Greenpeace campaigns to protect forests, oceans, and the climate through peaceful direct action and creative confrontation. In the Asia-Pacific region, they focus on stopping deep-sea mining in the Pacific, protecting the Great Australian Bight from oil drilling, pushing for a rapid transition to renewable energy, and holding corporations accountable for environmental destruction. Their campaigns combine grassroots activism with investigative research and strategic litigation.

ACF is Australia's leading national environment organisation, campaigning for solutions to climate change, deforestation, and the extinction crisis. They work with communities, businesses, and governments to protect nature and build a sustainable future. ACF combines community campaigning with expert policy work, legal advocacy, and economic analysis to drive systemic change on the issues that matter most for Australia's environment.

Bush Heritage protects over 11 million hectares of Australia's most important landscapes — from arid outback to tropical rainforest, from coastal heathlands to alpine wilderness. They buy and manage land, partner with Traditional Owners through their Healthy Country program, and restore degraded ecosystems to safeguard biodiversity. Their science-based approach ensures that every hectare they protect delivers real, measurable conservation outcomes.

The Wilderness Society campaigns to end native forest logging, protect threatened species, and ensure Australia's most irreplaceable natural areas are conserved for future generations. From the Franklin River campaign in 1983 to today's fight to protect native forests, they have been a powerful voice for Australia's wild places. They combine community mobilisation, legal challenges, and political advocacy to defend the landscapes that define this country.

Trees for Life is South Australia's largest community revegetation organisation. They grow and plant native seedlings, restore bushland corridors, and engage thousands of volunteers in hands-on conservation across the state. Since 1981, they have been connecting people with nature through seed collection, nursery propagation, and community planting days. Their work restores wildlife corridors, reduces soil erosion, improves water quality, and sequesters carbon.

Based in Cairns, the Reef Restoration Foundation grows and transplants heat-resistant corals to restore damaged sections of the Great Barrier Reef. Their coral nurseries and community planting programs are helping the reef adapt to warming oceans. Using innovative coral gardening techniques, they cultivate resilient coral fragments in underwater nurseries before transplanting them onto degraded reef areas, accelerating natural recovery and building climate resilience.

Sea Shepherd uses direct action to defend marine wildlife and protect ocean ecosystems. Their campaigns tackle illegal fishing, plastic pollution, and habitat destruction across Australian and international waters, from the Southern Ocean to the Coral Sea. With a fleet of patrol vessels and a global network of volunteers, Sea Shepherd confronts environmental crime at sea, working alongside law enforcement agencies to enforce marine conservation laws where governments cannot.