We give in ways that feel personal — investing in the foundations people need to thrive: safety, wellbeing, inclusion and a hopeful future.
It’s not about ticking a box or seeking recognition.
It’s about doing what matters, because it matters.
Investing in people first.
Building impact that lasts.
It’s Giving, Made Personal™.
People thrive when they feel safe and secure.
When people feel safe, they can live confidently, grow and build. We support children and young people, veterans, and those facing housing and social disadvantage — helping create stability where it’s needed most.
People thrive when they have choice, dignity and opportunity.
When people feel they truly belong, they can live freely, establish their future and advocate for others. We support gender equality, First Nations Self‑Determination, and grassroots pathways for young people — creating meaningful opportunities grounded in respect and fairness for all.
People thrive when their minds and bodies are cared for.
When people are mentally and physically well, they’re able to overcome daily challenges and help those around them. We support the health of children and their families, medical research, veteran wellbeing and mental health initiatives — enabling stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities.
People thrive when they believe the future is worth believing in.
When people believe in brighter days, they’re better able to rebuild and progress. We support environmental sustainability, climate and disaster resilience, and community recovery — protecting what matters today while strengthening communities for tomorrow.
Grounded in the experiences of our people, partners and communities, we respond to what’s needed most. Because it’s never just numbers — it’s people, stories and futures.
Total funds given back into community causes
Community causes we have contributed to
Hours our people gave back supporting communities
Backing Indigenous businesses and social enterprises
Safe accommodation for more than 100 people experiencing homelessness every night.
62 cyclists covered 500km through regional NSW and raised $560,000 in support of regional youth.
Dr Reeja Nasir has worked tirelessly on her PhD in childhood obesity thanks to FDC’s Scholarship.
FDC continues to be the sole sponsor of the Waradas at the First Nations Netball Tournament.
Beneath the fun runs something deeper: a shared belief that together, we can make a real difference.
Tori’s family was able to remain together and close to ongoing care at Ronald McDonald House.
Creating generational change for people, families and futures across Vanuatu.
22-24 Junction Street,
Forest Lodge NSW 2037
(02) 8117 5000
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