There’s no two ways about it, this has been a tough year to be finishing school or Uni with Covid restrictions stripping hope, motivation and fun from the curriculum in 2020. It’s a serious issue, and we are proud to support the University …

Our latest project has been completed: a wall.

We were approached by One Tree community services who run a domestic violence shelter, the Wadeye Safe House, on the edge of of Wadeye, the largest Aboriginal town in the Northern Territory, ab…

There's a little corner of Maroubra in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs that over-indexes in calls to 000, domestic violence, drug and alcohol issues, and all of the societal measures that you don't want your area to over index in.

A number of loca…

The Sebastian Foundation’s latest project is located in a fairly affluent part of Sydney, the Eastern Suburbs, where it was a surprise for us to learn that two women every night are at risk of losing their lives to domestic violence. We don…

Safe Haven is a domestic violence shelter in Western Sydney.

It houses women and families fleeing domestic violence from all over Australia. Families can get on a plane, sometimes with nothing but themselves, and they’ll be bought here, fed…

Guthrie House is an indigenous refuge for women who are homeless or are at risk of homelessness.

The women here are in vulnerable situations and many are pregnant or are facing challenges in being with their children, some have children who…

The Sebastian Foundation – Guy and Jules Sebastian’s charity for families – opened a brand new garden and outdoor living area for a women’s refuge in Sydney.

Jules Sebastian said it was the second part of a joint project with Detour House t…

The future of Sydney’s only crisis refuge for young girls is looking brighter than ever, after the completion of major renovations by The Sebastian Foundation’s charity for children and families.

Guy and Jules Sebastian opened new premises …

We were inspired by the work that the Country Women’s Association of NSW does,feeding the community and catering for The Red Cross, Meals on Wheels and the like.

Together with the help of Freedom Kitchens we were able to take a dilapidated …

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Since opening in 1991, Ronald McDonald House Randwick has provided a ‘home away from home’ for 32 families a night, every night.

They provide all the facilities that you would have at home, so that families of sick kids can travel light. Wh…

Thanks to your donations we were able to turn a haphazard backyard into a truly inspirational space for kids and families impacted by the 2013 Blue Mountains bushfires.



‘Morna’s Playground’ was named after the Winmlaee Neighbourhood Centr…

Below you'll find a list of funding grants we've provided so far:

$30,000 Muscular Dystrophy New South Wales - We donated a $30,000 electronic wheelchair to Muscular Dystrophy NSW for their loan program to be able to help a busy mum spend t…