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Community Contributions
Contributions & Partnerships
Contributions & Partnerships
Our Commitment to Community Empowerment
Our contributions focus on empowering Aboriginal communities, supporting individuals in need, and fostering opportunities for growth and success.
Our Sponsored Projects
Explore the communities we proudly support, showcasing our commitment to social impact and the preservation of cultural heritage. Each initiative reflects our dedication to making a positive difference.
Key Aims:
- Keeping the connection strong between father/uncle and child.
- Empowering First Nations men with practical mindfulness skills to manage emotions.
Our Contribution: We provide First Nations storybooks to help preserve cultural storytelling and enhance the connection between fathers and their children.
- Pro-bono mentorship for students.
- Development of new course material and potential scholarships.
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly sponsors the Northern Nations Women’s Football Team as they prepare for the First Nations Indigenous Football Cup at Carmichael Park, Queensland. This event will bring together the best Indigenous football talent from across Australia, offering players a chance to showcase their abilities and potentially secure professional opportunities in Premier and A-League teams.
Our sponsorship focuses on supporting the women’s team, predominantly made up of players from Anēwan Country, which deeply aligns with our firm’s cultural roots. This connection reinforces our commitment to empowering Indigenous women from our own communities and providing them with the platform to compete at a national level. Our contribution covers key expenses, including team uniforms, travel, and accommodation, allowing these athletes to focus fully on their performance.
Key Sponsorship Outcomes:
- Empowering Anēwan Women: Our sponsorship directly enables the participation of women from Anēwan Country, offering them the chance to compete and be recognised for their talents on a national stage.
- Cultural Connection and Representation: By supporting these athletes, Anaiwan Advisory not only promotes Indigenous women in sports but also strengthens the cultural connection to our firm’s heritage, ensuring that the values of kinship and community remain at the forefront of our endeavors.
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly stepped in to support Marissa Pohlman, a trailblazing Ngarrindjeri woman and the first Aboriginal female boxer to qualify for the Olympics. At a crucial time in her career, when government funding was limited, our sponsorship provided the essential financial backing Marissa needed to continue her training, attend international camps, and compete in key qualifying events.
Because of our sponsorship, Marissa was able to focus entirely on her Olympic journey without the burden of financial strain. This support allowed her to travel overseas, train with the best coaches, and ultimately secure her place at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Our contribution not only helped her achieve her dream but also reinforced Anaiwan Advisory’s commitment to empowering First Nations athletes on the global stage.
The outcome of our partnership was clear: Marissa didn’t just qualify for the Olympics—she became a symbol of resilience and cultural pride, representing both her heritage and Australia in one of the world’s most prestigious sporting arenas
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly sponsored the Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities event, a unique showcase of Indigenous Australian ingredients blended with traditional Italian culinary techniques. This event embodied the spirit of cultural exchange, innovation, and diversity through the universal language of food.
- Promotion of Indigenous Culture: Our sponsorship helped bring Indigenous Australian cuisine to the forefront, offering a high-profile platform for showcasing the richness of Indigenous ingredients in an internationally recognized gastronomic event.
- Supporting Cultural Exchange: By facilitating this meaningful collaboration between Melbourne and Milan, we played a role in strengthening ties between the two cities, highlighting the shared values of creativity and heritage through the art of food.
- Pro-bono mentorship for students.
- Development of new course material and potential scholarships.
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly sponsors the Northern Nations Women’s Football Team as they prepare for the First Nations Indigenous Football Cup at Carmichael Park, Queensland. This event will bring together the best Indigenous football talent from across Australia, offering players a chance to showcase their abilities and potentially secure professional opportunities in Premier and A-League teams.
Our sponsorship focuses on supporting the women’s team, predominantly made up of players from Anēwan Country, which deeply aligns with our firm’s cultural roots. This connection reinforces our commitment to empowering Indigenous women from our own communities and providing them with the platform to compete at a national level. Our contribution covers key expenses, including team uniforms, travel, and accommodation, allowing these athletes to focus fully on their performance.
Key Sponsorship Outcomes:
- Empowering Anēwan Women: Our sponsorship directly enables the participation of women from Anēwan Country, offering them the chance to compete and be recognised for their talents on a national stage.
- Cultural Connection and Representation: By supporting these athletes, Anaiwan Advisory not only promotes Indigenous women in sports but also strengthens the cultural connection to our firm’s heritage, ensuring that the values of kinship and community remain at the forefront of our endeavors.
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly stepped in to support Marissa Pohlman, a trailblazing Ngarrindjeri woman and the first Aboriginal female boxer to qualify for the Olympics. At a crucial time in her career, when government funding was limited, our sponsorship provided the essential financial backing Marissa needed to continue her training, attend international camps, and compete in key qualifying events.
Because of our sponsorship, Marissa was able to focus entirely on her Olympic journey without the burden of financial strain. This support allowed her to travel overseas, train with the best coaches, and ultimately secure her place at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Our contribution not only helped her achieve her dream but also reinforced Anaiwan Advisory’s commitment to empowering First Nations athletes on the global stage.
The outcome of our partnership was clear: Marissa didn’t just qualify for the Olympics—she became a symbol of resilience and cultural pride, representing both her heritage and Australia in one of the world’s most prestigious sporting arenas
In 2024, Anaiwan Advisory proudly sponsored the Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities event, a unique showcase of Indigenous Australian ingredients blended with traditional Italian culinary techniques. This event embodied the spirit of cultural exchange, innovation, and diversity through the universal language of food.
- Promotion of Indigenous Culture: Our sponsorship helped bring Indigenous Australian cuisine to the forefront, offering a high-profile platform for showcasing the richness of Indigenous ingredients in an internationally recognized gastronomic event.
- Supporting Cultural Exchange: By facilitating this meaningful collaboration between Melbourne and Milan, we played a role in strengthening ties between the two cities, highlighting the shared values of creativity and heritage through the art of food.
Mini Dads at a Distance
Mini Dads at a Distance is a program that supports incarcerated First Nations fathers and uncles by helping them maintain a positive connection with their children. The program offers a safe space for men to come together, share experiences, and strengthen their emotional connection to their children through storytelling, craft activities, and mindfulness practices.
- Keeping the connection strong between father/uncle and child.
- Empowering First Nations men with practical mindfulness skills to manage emotions.
CQUniversity First Nations Firm Partnership
- Pro-bono mentorship for students.
- Development of new course material and potential scholarships.
Northern Nations Football Club – First Nations Indigenous Football Cup
- Financial support for team participation, travel, and accommodation.
- Promotion of Aboriginal talent in regional and national football leagues.
Sponsorship of Marissa Pohlman’s Olympic Journey
- Support for training, recovery, equipment, and travel.
- Brand exposure through Marissa’s journey to the Olympics.
Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities
- Promotion of Indigenous culture through a high-profile gastronomic event.
- Supporting a meaningful cultural exchange between Melbourne and Milan.
Why Community Matters
At Anaiwan Advisory, community involvement is at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to contribute to programs that strengthen cultural connections, support personal growth, and provide opportunities for Aboriginal communities and individuals. Our ongoing commitment to these projects reflect our dedication to creating positive social impact and fostering long-term change.
Mini Dads at a Distance
Key Aims:
- Keeping the connection strong between father/uncle and child.
- Empowering First Nations men with practical mindfulness skills to manage emotions.
CQUniversity First Nations Firm Partnership
- Pro-bono mentorship for students.
- Development of new course material and potential scholarships.
Northern Nations Football Club – First Nations Indigenous Football Cup
- Financial support for team participation, travel, and accommodation.
- Promotion of Aboriginal talent in regional and national football leagues.
Sponsorship of Marissa Pohlman’s Olympic Journey
- Support for training, recovery, equipment, and travel.
- Brand exposure through Marissa’s journey to the Olympics.
Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities
At Anaiwan Advisory, we are deeply committed to giving back to the communities we serve. Our contributions focus on empowering Aboriginal communities, supporting individuals in need, and fostering opportunities for growth and success. Below, you’ll find some of the projects we proudly sponsor, each one reflecting our commitment to social impact and cultural preservation.
Mini Dads at a Distance
Mini Dads at a Distance is a program that supports incarcerated First Nations fathers and uncles by helping them maintain a positive connection with their children. The program offers a safe space for men to come together, share experiences, and strengthen their emotional connection to their children through storytelling, craft activities, and mindfulness practices.
Key Aims:
- Keeping the connection strong between father/uncle and child.
- Empowering First Nations men with practical mindfulness skills to manage emotions.
Our Contribution: We provide First Nations storybooks to help preserve cultural storytelling and enhance the connection between fathers and their children.
CQUniversity First Nations Firm Partnership
Anaiwan Advisory partnered with CQUniversity to create mentorship and employment opportunities for students. This partnership is designed to integrate First Nations knowledge and professional expertise into the University’s curriculum, while providing career pathways for students through mentorship programs and career link initiatives.
Key Outcomes:
- Pro-bono mentorship for students.
- Development of new course material and potential scholarships.
Our partnership extends opportunities to First Nations students, empowering them through education and career development.
Northern Nations Football Club – First Nations Indigenous Football Cup
Contribution: Sponsorship for Northern Nations FC participation in the 2024 Indigenous Football Cup
We proudly sponsor the Northern Nations Football Club as they prepare to participate in the First Nations Indigenous Football Cup in November 2024. This tournament brings together talented players from across Australia, providing them with the opportunity to showcase their skills on a national platform.
Key Sponsorship Benefits:
- Financial support for team participation, travel, and accommodation.
- Promotion of Aboriginal talent in regional and national football leagues.
Our sponsorship helps to elevate First Nation footballers and create pathways to professional opportunities in the Premier and A-Leagues.
Sponsorship of Marissa Pohlman’s Olympic Journey
Contribution: Sponsorship to support Marissa Pohlman’s preparation for the 2024 Paris Olympics
Marissa Pohlman, a proud Ngarrindjeri woman and the first Aboriginal woman to qualify for the Olympics in boxing. We are honoured to have sponsored her journey, providing financial support for her training, travel, and other necessary preparations.
Key Sponsorship Benefits:
- Support for training, recovery, equipment, and travel.
- Brand exposure through Marissa’s journey to the Olympics.
Our sponsorship of Marissa’s journey reflects our commitment to empowering First Nations athletes to achieve their dreams on the world stage.
Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities
Contribution: Sponsorship for the Melbourne Milan Sister Cities cultural exchange event
In 2024, we sponsored the Celebrating Melbourne Milan Sister Cities event, which showcased a fusion of Indigenous Australian ingredients and Italian culinary traditions. This event celebrated cultural exchange, innovation, and diversity through the art of food.
Key Sponsorship Benefits:
- Promotion of Indigenous culture through a high-profile gastronomic event.
- Supporting a meaningful cultural exchange between Melbourne and Milan.
Why Community Matters
At Anaiwan Advisory, community involvement is at the heart of everything we do. We are proud to contribute to programs that strengthen cultural connections, support personal growth, and provide opportunities for Aboriginal communities and individuals. Our ongoing commitment to these projects reflects our dedication to creating positive social impact and fostering long-term change.
Want to get involved or learn more about our community contributions? Contact us to explore how we can work together to make a difference.