Past Winners
Members of Impact100 SA have awarded $100,000 high impact grants to the following organisations.
2023
Ngutu College AND The Reily Foundation
Themes: ‘Ending loneliness’ and ‘Living with long-term challenges’
Click here: 2023 Video from Grant Awards Night
2022
Seeds of Affinity AND Talk Out Loud
Themes: ‘Help young people to succeed’ and ‘Assist all people to have the tools to be self-sufficient’
Click here: 2022 Video from Grant Awards Night
2021
Habitat for Humanity SA AND HopeStreet
Themes: ‘Young people feel included and valued’ and ‘Everybody has safe and stable housing’
Click here: 2021 Video from Grant Award Night
2020
JusticeNet SA AND Cottages 4 Country Care
No Theme – Organisations were nominated by members and associates
Click here: 2020 Video from Grant Award Evening
2019
United Way SA AND Grandparents for Grandchildren SA
Themes: Education or Economic & Community Development
Click here: 2019 Video from Grant Award Evening
2018
Puddle Jumpers AND Operation Flinders
Themes: Early Intervention & Youth (0-24 years) or Mental Health
Click here: 2018 Video from Grant Award Evening
2017
Youth Opportunities AND Backpacks 4 SA Kids
Themes: Youth (12-24 years) or Mental Health
Click here: 2017 Video from Grant Award Evening
Click here: 2017 Channel 7 News video featuring our Ambassador Jane Doyle
2016
Theme: Strengthening families in SA with a focus on parenting, domestic violence and kinship care
Click here: 2016 Video from Grant Award Evening
2015
Theme: Improving social and education outcomes for SA’s disadvantaged children and young people
Past Runners-Up
With so many members pooling their donations, we are able to offer smaller grants to the two organisations that don’t get the $100,000
2022
Holiday Explorers AND Lolly Jar Circus were awarded $45,000 each
2021
Childhood Cancer Association AND St John’s Youth Services were awarded $35,000 each
2020
Lion Hearts Learning AND Technology for Ageing and Disability (SA) Inc were awarded $25,000 each
2019
Sammy D Foundation AND Raising Literacy were awarded $20,000 each
2018
Sammy D Foundation AND Second Chances SA were awarded $20,000 each
2017
Operation Flinders AND MOSH were awarded $20,000 each
2016
The Australian Centre for Social Innovation, YWCA Adelaide AND Raising Literacy Australia were awarded $20,000 each
2015
Second Chances SA, Tutti Arts AND Youth Opportunities were awarded $20,000 each