In accordance with the Digital Rights Watch Donations Policy, we maintain a public list of the following donation/grant sources:
- Individual donations over $1000
- Non-profit organisational donations over $13,000
- All for-profit organisational donations
- All non-profit grants, including purpose and scope of grant
This is in addition to reporting responsibilities under the ACNC, ATO and relevant Australian legislation.
Financial year: 2022/23
Donations:
- Oak Foundation: $21,595
- Anna Johnston: $5,854
- Google Australia: $50,000
Financial year: 2021/22
Grants:
- ISOC Foundation: $125,624 for Internet Economy Research
Donations:
- Assembly Four: $5,000
- Richard de Nys: $5,000
Financial year: 2020/21
Grants:
- ISOC Foundation: $120,000 for Internet Economy Research
Donations:
- Assembly Four: $4,000
Financial year: 2019/20
Grants:
- Centre for Australian Progress: $5,000.00 for privacy advocacy in relation to Covid-Safe App
- Responsible Technology Australia: $2,500.00 for Ecosystem Workshop
- Australian Communities Foundation: $50,000.00 for core funding
Donations:
- Amazon Australia: $10,000.00
- Amazon Web Services: $10,000.00
- Google Australia: $3,250.00
- Thoughtworks Australia: $9,354.16
Financial year: 2018/19
Grants:
- Department of Social Services: $2,000.00 for volunteer training
- Centre for Australian Progress: $6,650.00 for organisational core funding
- Access Now: $3,300.00 for encryption campaign coordination
Donations:
- Richard de Nys: $1,200.00
- Working Dog Productions: $5,000.00
Financial year: 2017/19
Grants:
- LUSH: $15,750.00 for digital rights education resources