Our Partners

A powerful coalition of climate disaster impacted communities, development, faith, climate, youth, social service, First Nations and Pacific organisations working hand in hand with allies. The Make Big Polluters Pay campaign aims to raise the voices of communities in Australia and the Pacific to highlight how the fossil fuel industry is putting the costs of climate change onto communities and not contributing their fair share. We fight for compensation for impacted communities and for cost-of-living relief for everyday people by campaigning for the government to put a levy on big polluting corporations responsible for climate pollution.

We are building an alliance of groups to work collaboratively together on tax justice. From leading unions, social services organisations, grassroots campaigns and other non-government organisations, there is an interest in collectively pursuing tax reform which addresses inequality and provides revenue for investment in public and social services. The coalition will work towards shared campaigning to mobilise the public and build influence for government action.

A coalition of community, non-government and corporate organisations from across the country that have come together to support the implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart’s core calls for Voice, Treaty and Truth. The coalition aims to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can exercise their right to self-determination and are able to make decisions about their own lives, according to their own priorities and aspirations as set out in the Uluru Statement. Allies for Uluru is a mechanism for disseminating information, championing action and reaching a wide range of audiences guided by the First Nations-led Uluru Dialogues and From The Heart.

The vision of the alliance is of a thriving not-for-profit sector, where charities are empowered to advocate for lasting change in pursuit of their charitable purposes. Together, the members of the Stronger Charities Alliance represent millions of Australians concerned with a wide range of issues, including education, social welfare, human rights, international development, animal welfare, the environment, health, climate change, disability rights and philanthropy. We all share a fundamental commitment to serve the public interest and to bring civil society organisations back into the heart of government policy making.