Ingrained Foundation has released its latest Impact Report, marking seven years of working alongside communities to create meaningful social and environmental change. During that time, the Foundation has distributed more than $2.7 million through grants, fundraising and emergency relief, with a focus on sustainability, localism and systemic transformation.
In 2025, Ingrained continued its multi-year partnerships with Human Nature Adventure Therapy ($100,000 over three years) and The Returning ($60,000 over three years), awarded $184,000 to eight local not-for-profits through its Annual Grants program, and provided $20,000 in emergency support to four community organisations following Cyclone Alfred. The Foundation also brought local not-for-profits together through its Brekkie and Big Ideas event and welcomed Jodie Littlewood as Chairperson and Jasmin Daly back as Executive Director.
Together, these initiatives reflect Ingrained Foundation’s commitment to backing local organisations, responding to community need and investing in long-term change.