Supporters
Supporters
Maganda Makers is thankful for supporters who strengthen the Club’s activities and events through their generous donations.
Maganda Makers Women’s Business Club is an arm of Kimberley Birds Pty Ltd (www.kimberleybirds.com.au).
The Club is auspiced under the not-for-profit organisation, Good Return (www.goodreturn.org).
Donations to the Club can be made via the following bank account.
Name: Good Return
Bank: Westpac
BSB: 032 090
Account number: 537 819
Description: (Please put your name and the word ‘Maganda Makers donation’)
After your donation, please email to let us know of your generosity at magandamakers@gmail.com
Once these funds reach Good Return, you will receive a tax receipt (Good Return has DGR status).
A Tool To Support The Indigenous Economy
First Australians Capital and Indigenous Impact came together at the start of 2021 to start work on this framework: The Indigenous First Impact Framework.
We believe we can uniquely position the Australian impact investment market with greater Indigenous inclusions, which will have multiplier effects in key impact areas, through equitable access to ‘Right’ capital.
First, we need to shape the foundations. This begins by shifting mindsets about the collective power and capacity of the Indigenous economy, showcasing the opportunities for growth, and demonstrating the knowledge of Indigenous participants to lead the way.
Increasing self-determined futures for Indigenous peoples is the ‘north star’ for this framework. Indigenous ‘Self-determination’ might not be front of mind for all investors, but it is a path that many of our mob still seek after long periods of systemic and institutional oppression, even in contemporary Australia.
This is not just a national issue but also a global issue. Reducing inequalities is Goal 10 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It captures the importance of no-one being left behind. It is increasingly recognised that our dependence on achieving the other 16 SDGs will be determined by our ability to make significant progress with achieving greater levels of equality.
We believe impact capital markets have the opportunity to play a greater and more transformative role in Indigenous economic development and social equality.
Partners
Maganda Makers is part of the Future Weavers, an Indigenous women's movement building leadership through self-employment and business.
The movement elevates remarkable First Nations women in remote and regional communities across Northern Australia and reimagines self-employment and business as a leadership and social change tool.
Future Weavers is led by Natasha Short and her business, Kimberley Jiyigas. It is locally implemented by Enterprise Partnerships WA and supported by the Menzies Foundation and Good Return.
Unleashing Kimberley Indigenous women's economic empowerment for self-determination.
A Kimberley Indigenous Women’s led grassroots initiative nurturing, championing and supporting Kimberley Indigenous Women in Business (aspiring, emerging, established and growing).
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Business Club Captain
Natasha Short
Maganda Makers Business Club Captain and Managing Director of Kimberley Jiyigas
Phone // 0409 156 756
Business Club Manager
Cindy Mitchell
Indigenous Women’s Entrepreneurship Program Director, Good Return