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Building relationships & strengthening communities
JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS ANNUAL REVIEW 2016
Sir John Thyne reid 1903 – 1984
Kind, meticulous and methodical, he was generous with his time, his experience and his wealth.
ConTenTS: About Us 4
Chairman’s Report 6
Chief Executive Officer’s Report 8
2016 Funding Overview 10
Funding Highlights
Aged and Palliative Care 12
Arts and Cultural Heritage 14
Community and Social Welfare 16
Education and Youth Support 20
Environment 22
Health Support 24
Acknowledgements 26
Grants from the John T Reid Charitable Trusts are focused on supporting communities to build their capability, and Trustees are mindful of current needs in the community. Grants are allocated into six main categories:
ABOUT US
The John T Reid Charitable Trusts
comprises two Trusts, a Victorian
administered together. The Trusts
guidance to the current Trustees on
to eligible charitable organisations
respectful in his philanthropy. The
Trustees reflect this in their current
philanthropic sector.
fall within more than one category of support, and funding applicants are encouraged to outline their areas of need rather than trying to
and many factors are considered by the Trustees when assessing a funding submission. Of the eight Trustees, four are direct
and in business.
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS
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The two Trusts constituting the John T Reid Charitable Trusts
established a process which relied on the Trustees’ direct
requirements for increased transparency in philanthropy, but also
Trusts to deal with the substantial growth in grant applications
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Charitable Trusts for 2016.
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supported by the Trusts, balancing funding between rural, regional and urban projects, including the following:
of the John T Reid Charitable Trusts increases with
Chairman
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Administration
period, and for the thoughtful way in which they manage
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
John T Reid Charitable Trusts as the
philanthropic need in the community,
Funding Model
response as to whether the Trustees are able to consider a full submission from their organisation. The thorough research done by the Trustees on full submissions, including meeting
when they meet to consider the funding requests twice a year.
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Philanthropic Sector
website a useful resource in assessing funding enquiries,
regulatory news.
and enjoyed the opportunity to attend their conference in
Governance
to electronic funds transfer rather than paying by cheque.
this change.
Financial
The Trustees appoint a Finance Committee to
Charitable Trusts’ assets. The Committee is made up
and the Trustees for all their support this year, and
Chief Executive Officer
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Grants Approved
following organisations at their meetings
Aged and Palliative Care
Arts and Cultural Heritage
Leongatha Lyric Theatre
2016 FUNDING OVERVIEW
2016 Review
John T Reid Charitable Trusts in the
funding sector.
Community and Social Welfare
CareFlight Rescue
Fighting Chance
UnitingCare Lentara
UnitingCare Regen
Education and Youth
Mallee Family Care
Environment
The Climate Council
Health Support
Fight Cancer Foundation
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Active Grants year to 30 June 2016
show these grants in both category and geographic spread.
ACTIVE GRANTS YEAR TO 30 JUNE 2016 BY CATEGORY SPREAD:
ACTIVE GRANTS YEAR TO 30 JUNE 2016 BY GEOGRAPHIC SPREAD:
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Community & Social Welfare
Health Support
Aged & Palliative Care
Environment
Education & Youth
Arts & Cultural Heritage
$2,498,004
$2,290,000
$1,239,000
$1,133,200
$1,111,875
$261,540
Victoria
Queensland
Northern Territory
National
New South Wales
Western Australia
South Australia
Tasmania
VIC
$3,215,112
QLD
$1,441,155NT
$1,300,000
SA$216k
TAS $40k
National
$1,209,000
NSW
$735,352
WA$377k
Alzheimer’s Australia Vic,
Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging both
people with dementia, and the second showing how simple
to incorporate family carers across Victoria, with testing to begin
AGED AND PALLIATIVE CARE
The proportion of older people in the
many health conditions such as arthritis
and dementia become more common
as people age. There is also increased
demand for accommodation for the aged.
The Trustees aim to address these areas
of need by funding organisations that
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Peninsula Home Hospice,
care that optimises quality of life and honours the hope for comfort, choice, dignity and peace.
will assist in the refurbishment of the new building, with completion expected at the end of 2016 when the leases expire on the
The building has been meticulously designed to meet the highest
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Leongatha Lyric Theatre,
between rural, regional and urban projects.
for equitable access for all of the community, particularly for the
ARTS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
the arts is an important part of all
communities. Granting in this area
is focused on supporting those who
would be unable to access the arts
be in the form of theatre, dance,
music, literature, or cultural history,
supported access for young people,
particularly in regional areas.
“THE ASSISTANCE THE JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS PROVIDED TO US HAS, AND WILL HAVE, AN ENDURING LEGACY FOR OUR AUDIENCES AND COMMUNITY THEATRE IN LEONGATHA.”
MICHAEL STREET,
PRODUCTION MANAGER, LEONGATHA LYRIC THEATRE
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Queensland Theatre Company,
has been designed and implemented in direct response to requests from high school drama teachers.
an interpretation of 10-15 minutes of scenes from a specially commissioned script.
and/or under-resourced schools.
performing arts for regional students.
“THE PROJECT IS GOING VERY WELL, AND I AM ABSOLUTELY BOWLED OVER BY THE EFFICIENCY AND DETAIL IN THEIR REPORT.”
BARBARA INgLIS,
TRUSTEE, JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS
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beyondblue,
recently attempted suicide and their carers. The resources
suggestions about how to regain a sense of control and a connection with the community, and answer some questions that may arise after a suicide attempt.
These new webpages present the information in a digestible and user-friendly manner, especially for those browsing the content on their mobile phone.
COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL WELFARE
Mental health continues to be a
strong area of focus in our granting
continue to monitor community
see how widespread our support has
been in regional areas this year.
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St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland,
The support of the John T Reid Charitable Trusts has enabled the
Berry Street,
met by existing education and welfare systems. Their new campus
and/or employment.
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“IT IS FABULOUS THAT WE HAVE THE
JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS
GRANT TO ASSIST US WITH GETTING
THE CAMPUS STUDENT-READY.”
LYNETTE MOORE,
PHILANTHROPIC GRANTS MANAGER, BERRY STREET
One Voice,
life and future.
hygiene. Responding to this need in 2014, One Voice launched
at a time.
self-contained mobile shower bus with on-board water and
Ngaimpe Aboriginal Corporation,
counselling, The Glen also encourages its clients to participate in
John T Reid Charitable Trusts has contributed funding to a third
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Alcohol and Drug Foundation,
alcohol abuse and harm.
The John T Reid Charitable Trusts has contributed funding towards
capacity of sports clubs to address drug-related problems in three
originally expected.
“THANkS TO YOUR GENEROUS FUNDING,
ADF HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BEGIN WORk
IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA AHEAD OF
THE FEDERAL PROGRAM ROLL-OUT,
WITH PARTICULAR FOCUS ON TARGET
COMMUNITIES OF GERALDTON,
ESPERANCE AND ALBANY.”
gREg WILLIAMS,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA STATE MANAGER, ADF
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Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal,
flooding.
part, nine medium to long term projects in the RRR 2013 program,
completed.
Reading out of Poverty,
better employment opportunities.
aloud opportunities. Through the program, parents also are encouraged to carry out home reading and pre-literacy
EDUCATION AND YOUTH
John T Reid Charitable Trusts
experienced so widely in our
good outcomes from multi-year
grant recipients in this sector.
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Hummingbird House,
comfortable as possible for the children and their families during their stay.
The John T Reid Charitable Trusts contributed funding for two of the eight clinical beds at the house. These beds are installed and are in regular use by children and their families.
with us in the coming year.
“THANk YOU FOR THE JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS SUPPORT, THESE BEDS ARE AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF HUMMINGBIRD HOUSE’S MEDICALLY SUPPORTED HOME-LIkE ENVIRONMENT.”
FIONA HAWTHORNE,
GENERAL MANAGER, HUMMINGBIRD HOUSE
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The Nature Conservancy,
a global audience each month, which will assist in raising awareness about the beauty of southern seascapes and,
ENVIRONMENT
to build on our prior years’ granting
to ensure the public are informed on
the most pressing issues facing our
between organisations to ensure
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Climate Council,
highlighting the wide-ranging impacts of climate change and
Through the Media Centre, Climate Council aims to:
change impacts and solutions
4. Reach new audiences
“WE WOULD LIkE TO THANk THE TRUSTEES OF THE JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS FOR BELIEVING IN THIS VISION AND PROVIDING THEIR SUPPORT
TO ESTABLISH THE CLIMATE MEDIA CENTRE.”AMANDA MCKENZIE,
CEO, CLIMATE COUNCIL
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Climate Council was recently pleased to report to the John T Reid Charitable Trusts that the Climate Media Centre:
by securing pieces on news.com.au and featuring on
HEALTH SUPPORT
The Trustees are proud to support
translational medical research,
encouraging reports this year.
sector has been a focus, along with
supporting patients and carers,
particularly relating to diseases that
from the community.
“I AM DELIGHTED THAT THE JOHN T REID CHARITABLE TRUSTS HAS GIVEN US THE OPPORTUNITY TO BEGIN THIS VITAL SERVICE HERE IN VICTORIA.”
TODD HARPER, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, CANCER COUNCIL VICTORIA
Cancer Council Victoria,
a psychologist on referral from Cancer Council Victoria nurses.
Through their May 2016 report to the Trusts, Cancer Council
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One Disease,
as being essential to program success.
Funding from the John T Reid Charitable Trusts, and other donors will
nurse, focusing on:
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ACKnoWLedGeMenTS
ConTACT US
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