Our Impact

We have provided direct support to Aboriginal businesses and community organisations across the NT, with plenty more to come. See some of our success stories below:

Approved Grants

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Business Grant

Strategic Growth Initiative: Enhancing Business Operations and Capabilities

Boka Electrical NT Pty Ltd

Success Stories

Women connecting through culture in Galiwin’ku
Galiwin’ku Women’s Space Aboriginal Corporation are Community Quick Response Grant recipients.
Clean clothes. Stronger communities.
Congratulations to Aboriginal Investment Group and CSIRO for the launch of their Remote Laundries project Impact Report.
100% Committed to Cultural Tourism
BENJAMIN Kenny has a serious passion for sharing his stunning country.
Flavours of Old Darwin Hit the Road
Culinary delights from a popular Darwin restaurant have become more accessible for Top End diners.
Empowering Community Through Culture-First Events: The xhalEvents Story
Tikesa Hale is the Founder and Managing Director of xhalEvents, a 100% Aboriginal-owned event management company based on Larrakia Country.
Pioneer Football Club – Strengthening Community Through Sport
For more than 70 years, Pioneer Football Club has been a pillar of strength in Alice Springs and Central Australia.
Scaling Culture-Led Enterprise in the Western Desert
Ikuntji Artists is a prime example of an Aboriginal-owned creative enterprise that transforms cultural heritage into economic opportunity.
Building for the Future – Expanding Danila Dilba’s Capital Footprint
Danila Dilba Health Service’s journey is a story of determination, advocacy, and community-led growth.
Bush Tucker Becoming Big Business
From collecting kicks at the MCG to gathering Kakadu plum, green ants and magpie geese, former AFL star Shannon Motlop is channeling his passion.
Pest company’s deep dive into Big Rivers
AN Aboriginal-owned and run pest management business has expanded its operational footprint across the Northern Territory.
TEDDY Portaminni is a man with an unbridled love for teaching.
For 35 years the revered elder, aged in his late 60s, delivered language and cultural learning to school students on his remote Tiwi islands.