We would like to acknowledge a wonderful donor of ours, Annette from Heavensent Cupcakes. Heavensent Cupcakes started in early 2014, working first at Warrandyte Market and then Whitehorse Market in Nunawading in August. Since then, Heavensent have appeared at St Kilda...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation is proud to be the first non-profit to join the ‘Together With’ Volunteering Queensland program. The ‘Together With’ program is a unique approach to managed services. ‘Together With’ boosts the capacity of non-profits to effectively meet...
We are very grateful to have recently received funding and IT equipment from FRRR (Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal) towards two of our programs. We received a small grant for our one-on-one tutoring and mentoring program, through the FRRR Small...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation have teamed up with TheRitualist.com.au during February for ‘Aboriginal Literacy Month’. The Ritualist team have created a collection of products to be sold on the site with a percentage of the proceeds going to The...
In October 2014, we applied for a grant from The Readings Foundation for our Aspire program, and we are very happy to announce we were successful! The Readings Foundation was established by Readings Managing Director Mark Rubbo in 2008...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation has recently registered with Shopnate. It allows our supporters to raise money for us just by doing their usual shopping online, and we would love for you to get involved! With Shopnate you are still shopping...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation is back on deck for 2015, and we are extremely excited to begin what we are sure will be a positive and impactful year in the area of Indigenous literacy and education. 2014 was a...
The Bank of Melbourne Neighbourhood Fund Advisory Committee recently approved a grant for our project entitled ‘Pathways – A catalytic communities program’. The pathways program aims to boost the education and life opportunities for a minimum of 100 Indigenous...
It’s End of Year/Christmas time for our Bacchus Marsh/Darley homework club. Yesterday we held a small Christmas gathering to not only celebrate Christmas, but also the wonderful achievements of our students over this year! ALF CEO, David Perrin, attended...
The Aboriginal Literacy Foundation is delighted to have been selected to receive support through the 2014 Giving Tree program at Parliament House, alongside Lifeline. Vicki Northey of the Department of Parliamentary Services said, “The Department of Parliamentary Services at...