Welcome to the
Doing Good Foundation
WE’RE DEDICATED TO MAKING GIVING EASY
Doing Good by Doing Good
The Doing Good Foundation (DGF) was established to encourage & enable both businesses and individuals to confidently donate to charitable causes in a trusted manner.
Doing Good Rewards is a social enterprise dedicated to helping charities while rewarding everyone for doing good. It established a charitable arm to assist Australians to give in a tax-deductible way: The Doing Good Foundation exists to enable businesses and individuals to confidently donate in a trusted manner, allowing supporters of Australian and international charities to donate with tax-deductible status in accordance with the Australian Tax Office.
Donate With Confidence
Doing Good Foundation has been modelled on the values of integrity, transparency and accountability. We know how important it is that potential donors are able to put their trust in charities. That’s why we’re committed to Doing Good – by helping businesses give to the causes they care about most with absolute confidence.
Established Charity Partners
Tax Deductible Donations
Charity Partners
Official Legal Information
The Doing Good Rewards Charitable Fund is an Australian-based Public Ancillary Fund (PAF)* ABN 19 440 675 458 with the purpose of collecting donations for multiple causes. The Trustee for the Doing Good Rewards Charitable Fund is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) from 28 Aug 2018, covered by Item 2 of the table in section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
Doing Good Rewards Foundation Overseas Aid Development Ltd is an Australian-based registered Public Benevolent Institution (PBI)** under business number ABN 41629 322176. The PBI classification allows DGRF to send money overseas for aid and development projects. It is listed on the Australian Charity and Not-for-profits Commission charity register and therefore subject to public reporting. DGRF is endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) from 16 Oct 2018. It is covered by Item 1 of the table in section 30-15 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.