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Welcome

Impact Purpose It is my pleasure to introduce the 2024 AMP Foundation Impact Report, my first as Chair of the AMP Foundation.

Tomorrow Makers program

SPARK Tomorrow Makers IGNITE Tomorrow Makers Alumni Capacity development Year-end reflections

AMPlifiers

Volunteering Fundraising

2024

Partnerships Impact investments Our people

I have been on the Board of the AMP Foundation for three years and I have thoroughly enjoyed seeing our impact grow and positively change the lives of an increasing number of individuals, families and communities across Australia. I have been a Lifeline counsellor for ten years and the themes that I see emerging in that role help me understand what the Australian community is facing in this cost-of-living crisis, and therefore the role AMP Foundation can play.

The past 12 months has seen us increase our support to individual and community initiatives in line with our purpose. Our Impact Investments have a continuing focus on community housing and education; our Tomorrow Makers Program is in its second year of social enterprise development support and is going from strength to strength as you will see in the stories later in this report. Our dollar matching of the charitable endeavours of the AMP employees demonstrate the joy of giving, and how even the smallest contribution can make a big difference.

As I am also CEO of AMP Ltd, it would be remiss of me not to say how proud I am of the employees and the time and money they give to causes that are important to them and their families.

Our overall giving this year brings our lifetime giving to over $116M. The money is one thing but seeing the increasing number of people we are positively impacting is my measure of success, and we could not achieve this without the partnerships we continue to develop.

We believe our partnerships demonstrate our commitment to being that certain friend in uncertain times. Through our support, community led initiatives that are creating a better tomorrow, have the opportunity to become financially sustainable and continue their great work.

Alexis George Chair AMP Foundation

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Impact AMP Foundation total giving since 1992

I am delighted to share our most recent impact report with you. While all the achievements are inspiring, my top three are the commencement of our first Tomorrow Makers IGNITE program; our Tomorrow Makers Alumni kicking off; and an all-time high dollar matching of AMP employee charitable initiatives.

Taking what we learnt in 2023, we increased our funding modestly, and we focussed on capacity development and who we were positively impacting - and measured both. We are delighted with the results.

The way to approach this report is to think of it as a guide. The reports’ purpose is to enable you to click on links and read about the wonderful achievements of the individuals and organisations we help. Their stories, alongside the data, illustrate the impact they are having in communities across our nation. For other philanthropists, I hope this report identifies initiatives you may wish to further fund.

We are humbled by everything our partners have accomplished in year two of this three year strategy and I look forward to what we will achieve together in 2025.

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I would like to acknowledge Lex my new Chair for her guidance over the past 12 months; Andrea and Stephen for their continued commitment; Prue who served on the AMP Foundation board for 9 wonderful years; and welcome David Cullen as a fellow Director.

Last but by no means least, thank you to my team for their innovation, insight and laughter, I hope you are as proud of what you have made possible for others, as I am of you.

Warm regards,

Nicola Stokes Director & CEO AMP Foundation

$116.2m Snapshot of 2024

Total giving

$4.85m People positively impacted

3,180

Capacity development hours

1,689

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Purpose AMP Foundation’s purpose is to “help people create their tomorrow” and we achieve this through; Tomorrow Makers Program: philanthropic giving in the form of capacity development and funding; AMPlifiers Program: the primary source of our charitable donations

in the form of dollar matching the fundraising and volunteering efforts of the AMP employees; and; Impact Investing: a commitment to contribute 10% of our corpus to investments which demonstrate financial return alongside measurable social impact advised by Aii.

Tomorrow Makers – Social Enterprise Development Female-led Businesses Led by or with women.

First Nations People Created by or with Indigenous communities.

Improving Financial Fairness Our growing digital reach Our reach is important to us as it ensures we receive as many applications as possible from potential Tomorrow Makers and

charities who with our help can have an even more positive impact in the lives of individuals and families across our nation.

Helping vulnerable or disadvantaged individuals and communities.

Retire with Confidence Improving the quality of life for older Australians.

AMPlifier – Dollar Matching Community reach

2023

2024

198,624 LinkedIn

1,078

Meta

5,000

Instagram

8,233

16,698

Workplace

1,089

10,980

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Donating to the charities AMP employees volunteer with.

Fundraising Charities AMP employees raise money for.

133,988

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Team Volunteering

Payroll Giving For individuals who are time poor but still want to give.

Approach to Investing Impact Investing 10% of corpus dedicated to impact investments.

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Tomorrow Makers program Our Tomorrow Makers program fosters social enterprise development because we firmly believe in the power of the ‘business for good’ movement, where the heart of charity meets the muscle of business. This unique intersection of purpose and profit is where innovative solutions to our society’s most complex and persistent challenges are born.

“Working alongside the AMP Foundation shows what’s possible when bold ideas meet genuine commitment.

The Tomorrow Makers IGNITE program supports social enterprises in their startup phase through a 12 month grant and capacity development program that will ensure they commence trading within 12 months of starting the program.

Tom Allen CEO and Founder Impact Boom

Our Tomorrow Makers program is delivered in partnership with Impact Boom who are a B Corporation and certified social enterprise focused on supporting and developing the global ‘business for good’ movement.

Actual

$1.43m $507k

With help from the AMP Foundation, our Tomorrow Makers create a ripple effect of positive social change that will help shape a brighter future for generations to come. The program operates in two distinct phases, each designed to support social entrepreneurs at different stages of their journey: Tomorrow Makers SPARK program is an 18-week grant and capacity development program designed to support and empower aspiring social entrepreneurs to test their ideas and plan how to turn them into a social enterprise.

Partnership with Impact Boom

Total awarded to Tomorrow Makers

Together, we’re not just supporting social entrepreneurs, we’re shifting systems, elevating community voices, and backing solutions that are built for long-term impact. It’s a partnership grounded in purpose, and it’s helping shape a future where people and communities thrive.”

2023

2024

2025

Total awarded since 2014: $10.9m

Total number of Tomorrow Makers Actual

14

2023

20

2024

2025

Total number since 2014: 388

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SPARK Tomorrow Makers Laura Greaves OAM

Maria Jerez

Sita Sargeant

Tasha Ritchie

Founder of Muddy Cuddles

Founder of Accessilife

Founder of She Shapes History

CEO of Accountable Futures Collective

Muddy Cuddles provides animal-assisted therapy (AAT) for children in foster care. It matches children with therapy dogs and offers an app to train dogs for accreditation, expanding

Accessilife is revolutionising accessibility by creating a centralised marketplace for disabilityfriendly products and services. This social enterprise ensures people with disabilities have greater choice, control, and ease in finding essential resources.

She Shapes History offers engaging walking tours in Canberra highlighting the contributions of women and queer figures making history relevant, accessible, and unforgettable for all

Accountable Futures Collective drives systemic reform by ensuring institutions are accountable to young people. The new social enterprise arm will co-design accountability frameworks, fostering genuine youth engagement.

therapeutic support.

Female-led Businesses

Female-led Businesses

Australians. Sita now aims to expand these tours nationwide and develop educational programs.

Female-led Businesses

Female-led Businesses

Mona Mahamed

Rebecca Keeley

Brodie Germaine

Nicholas Marchesi OAM and Ben Knight

Founder of Stitch the Gap

Founder of Yarn Speech

Founder of Brodie Germaine Fitness

Co-Founders of A Curious Tractor

Stitch the Gap empowers women facing financial barriers through training in sustainable textile production. By repurposing unsold fabric, the enterprise creates employment pathways while reducing industry waste.

Yarn Speech is a digital speech pathology platform designed to reduce wait times for Australian families struggling to access speech pathology services and reduces pressures on waitlists and clinicians. It offers AI-powered intervention tools, ensuring early support for children’s communication development in rural and remote areas.

Brodie Germaine Fitness is a holistic community gym in Mount Isa, QLD, that supports at-risk youth with fitness programs, mental wellbeing workshops, and cultural education, helping reduce reoffending rates and improve educational outcomes.

A Curious Tractor (ACT) transforms plastic waste into sustainable products, supporting remote Australian communities. Their first product, an eco-friendly bed and mattress, addresses essential needs while stimulating local economies and promoting a sense of ownership and pride within the community.

Female-led Businesses

First Nations People

First Nations People

Female-led Businesses

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SPARK Tomorrow Makers Hannah Cheetham

Jessy Hall

Brad Grieve and Linda Doolan

Founder of Built In-Kind

Founder of Pathfinders NT

Co-Founders of Community led aged care

Built In-Kind delivers workshops teaching tooluse, design and construction skills, empowering marginalised communities. The workshops, combined with custom furniture design and construction, provide participants with the confidence and skills needed to improve their employment opportunities, housing security and confidence.

Pathfinders NT delivers mentoring and wellbeing programs for young people across the Northern Territory. To expand its impact, Jessy is developing an app that connects young people with employment, education, and financial literacy resources. By leveraging technology, Pathfinders NT empowers young people with the tools to build brighter futures.

Brad and Linda’s community-driven aged care model enables older Australians to age at home with local workforce support. By connecting residents with government-funded care and training community members as support workers, they address aged care shortages while boosting local employment.

Improving Financial Fairness

Improving Financial Fairness

Luke Anderson

Nathaniel Diong

Founder of Fair Threads

Founder of The Young Artists Centre

Fair Threads is a social enterprise addressing both financial fairness and rehabilitation by providing compliant inmate clothing while offering ex-inmates transitional employment, aiding reintegration into society.

The Young Artists Centre nurtures the next generation of creative entrepreneurs, equipping young artists with the skills, guidance, and networks needed to transform their talents into sustainable careers.

Improving Financial Fairness

Retire with Confidence

Improving Financial Fairness

Tomorrow Makers

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IGNITE Tomorrow Makers Lucy Watson

Catherine MacDougall

Anthony MacShane & Jobe MacShane

Simone Eyles

Tomorrow Makers Program Manager

Co-Founder of Prepare Produce Provide

Co-Founders of Reboot Australia

Founder of Disinfluencer

“It’s been a privilege to witness the inaugural Tomorrow Makers IGNITE program come to life. This first cohort has set the benchmark for what can be achieved with the right capacity development and funding support.

Working alongside each Tomorrow Maker as they pioneer impactful and innovative solutions to real-world challenges - while strengthening their confidence and

Prepare Produce Provide empowers Indigenous youth through the Djinda Ngardak culinary program. Their new non-alcohol beverage, Kepa Kwab, integrates training, employment, and Indigenous enterprise by producing and selling the non alcoholic drink.

Reboot Australia is a reintegration enterprise providing skills training and employment pathways for people leaving the prison system.

Through employer partnerships and mentorship, it ensures successful workforce re-entry.

Disinfluencer is bridging the representation gap in media by providing a talent agency for people with disabilities. This enterprise creates meaningful employment pathways and shifts the narrative on disability inclusion.

Improving Financial Fairness

2023 SPARK Tomorrow Maker

2023 SPARK Tomorrow Maker

Improving Financial Fairness

First Nations People

enhancing their capability - is inspiring.”

Luke Wright and Phil Smith

Tanya Egerton

Jimmy Leishman and Ed Trick

Paul Mizzi

Co-Founders of The Men’s Place

Founder of Remote OpShop Project

Co-Founders of TeaTime

Co-Founder of Virtual Contact Centre

The Men’s Place creates culturally tailored community hubs where men can access job training, health services, and social support. By reducing isolation and strengthening community ties, the initiative helps prevent family violence and reduce rates of incarceration.

The Remote OpShop Project partners with First Nations communities to establish locally owned and led opshops. These social enterprises provide employment, affordable goods, and funding for cultural initiatives while operating on circular economy principles.

TeaTime reduces social isolation in aged care through a user-friendly app that helps elderly residents stay connected with family. The enterprise ensures accessibility without requiring digital literacy, improving mental and emotional wellbeing.

Virtual Contact Centre tackles ageism in employment by providing remote job opportunities and training for over 50’s.

The enterprise connects businesses with experienced professionals through a work-fromhome contact centre model.

First Nations People

2023 SPARK Tomorrow Maker First Nations People

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2023 SPARK Tomorrow Maker Retire with Confidence

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Alumni This year we launched the Alumni program to extend our commitment to supporting social entrepreneurs beyond the Tomorrow Makers program. The Alumni, powered by the Business For Good Network (BFGN) provides ongoing capacity development and connection to a values-aligned community. BFGN is a certified social enterprise and digital platform powering collaboration across Australia’s purpose-driven business ecosystem. Through a vibrant, private space on the platform, including curated resources, storytelling, peer learning, and events, Tomorrow Makers stay connected, exchange ideas, and grow their impact.

“Through this partnership, with AMP Foundation, we’re building a powerful, connected ecosystem where Alumni can exchange ideas, lift each other up, find support and keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.

This is how long-term impact takes root – through shared purpose, real collaboration, and a commitment to doing good.”

Javier Casanova Chief Operating Officer BFGN

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Capacity development SPARK Immersive The two-day SPARK immersive was held at The Old Beechworth Gaol - a social enterprise space and Australian Centre for Rural Entrepreneurship (ACRE) headquarters. Social entrepreneurs from North East Victoria - Matt Pfahlert (ACRE), Matt Grogan (Indigo Power), Sara Jenkins (Corryong Neighbourhood Centre), and Rebecca Crawley (Thamarrurr Youth Indigenous Corporation) joined the immersive to share their insights which allowed our 13 SPARK Tomorrow Makers to exchange ideas and learn from local leaders.

reIGNITE Retreat The retreat, held on Bundjalung Country, brought together our first IGNITE Tomorrow Makers alongside other purpose-driven leaders from Australia and New Zealand. Hosted

by GoodNorth in conjunction with Impact Boom, the retreat gave Tomorrow Makers space to reflect, connect, and find clarity on their next steps, both personally and through their social enterprises. First Nations elders shared powerful stories and knowledge centred on deep learning, connection, and renewal.

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Year-end reflections The SPARK Tomorrow Makers graduated by presenting their bold and innovative social enterprise ideas to 120 guests at our annual Showcase.

From inspiring pitches to a vibrant evening of connection, it was a celebration of their creativity and commitment over the previous 18 weeks.

A special congratulations to Brodie Germaine, who was voted People’s Choice and received an additional grant of $20,000.

Our IGNITE Tomorrow Makers joined the SPARK Showcase in Sydney and also spent a day together as a mid point check in.

Together all the Tomorrow Makers went on the first ever She Shapes History walking tour outside Canberra led by founder, and Tomorrow Maker, Sita Sargeant.

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AMPlifiers AMPlifiers is a dollar-matching program for AMP employees. Through this initiative, we double the impact of our employees’ philanthropic endeavours. Whether through fundraising, volunteering, or payroll giving, we match their efforts dollar-for-dollar to maximise the positive impact on causes that are meaningful to them and their families. We encourage every AMP employee to become a champion of causes they care about.

Annual Giving Growth Actual

$591,667 2023

$788,190 2024

2025

Fundraising dollars matched

$339,001 Donations from team volunteering

$380,160 Payroll Giving dollars matched

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Volunteering We provide opportunities for teams of AMP employees to contribute their time and skills to meaningful causes, whether through hands-on activities or sharing professional expertise with charities. AMP employees themselves also volunteer as individuals outside work hours as part of their commitment to strengthening community connections.

“Your team has made a real impact!

With approx. 130 AMP team members in the kitchen, you collectively created approx. 1,040 nutritious meals, helping us in our mission to nourish our country and support those in need.

The food you prepared in Cooking For A Cause will equate to approx. 520kgs of food being saved from heading to landfill - directly fighting food waste, and it will help stop 499kgs of Co2 - which reduces global warming.

Every meal makes a difference, and we’re so grateful for your contribution.”

Gina Nicolopoulos NSW State Engagement Lead OzHarvest

“With $148,800 donated and over 280 AMP staff volunteering across seven major events, this partnership not only broke our record for the most Supertees ever distributed by a single organisation—it also ensured that children in regional hospitals received the same comfort, dignity, and imaginative play opportunities as those in the city. AMP has become a key driver of our growth and reach. As the sole provider of Supertee garments to regional Australia, AMP’s commitment is truly life-changing, helping families feel supported and seen during some of their most difficult moments. We are so proud to stand alongside AMP Foundation, your impact continues to ripple far beyond the walls of each hospital. With much thanks and heartfelt appreciation.”

Jason Sotiris CEO SuperTee

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Fundraising Whether participating in charity events, hosting workplace fundraisers, or rallying colleagues to contribute, AMP employees play an active role in generating donations for charities. The AMP Foundation amplifies these efforts through dollar matching, ensuring every dollar raised goes even further.

“Dementia is one of the main causes of death in Australia and not talked about enough. We got to raise awareness through the bake sale organised by the Social Committee across AMP. It meant a lot for us that AMP Foundation supported our efforts by dollar matching funds raised. We’ve raised close to $4,000 in a few hours, which was exceptional.”

Jade Ng Manager, Performance Reporting AMP Ltd “In 2024, 206 AMP employees from across Australia participated in STEPtember, raising $23,417. This was matched by the AMP Foundation making a positive difference to the lives of people with Cerebral Palsy and their families.”

Kristie Steggles Senior Manager of Partnerships and Fundraising Cerebral Palsy Alliance

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“Unfortunately, at 14 my daughter Emma was diagnosed with Melanoma.

I appreciate the support and generous donations from everyone and the fact AMP Foundation then matched $ for $ personally means a lot to me, not only to help find a cure for the disease but also recognises our journey.”

Warren Arnott WA Senior Business Development Manager AMP Ltd

Top five charities supported through payroll giving RSPCA Australia Médecins Sans Frontières Australia The Smith Family UNICEF Australia Cancer Council

“I would love to be able to do charity work, but time is an issue at this point in my life. Payroll giving is amazing because it allows me to give to my preferred charities, for any amount I want and for as long as I want.”

AMP Employee Superannuation Team

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Year-end reflections This year has been marked by moments of real impact and connection.

We’ve seen first-hand the power of small actions to create meaningful change. These experiences remind us that impact isn’t always about grand gestures, it’s about showing up, being present, and offering support when it’s needed most.

19 AMP employees, who we call Unsung Heroes, chose to dedicate more than 80 hours of their own personal time to causes close to their hearts. The AMP Foundation donated $5,000 to each of the charities they championed, $95,000 in total.

Heart of the Nation delivered CPR training across all states, equipping AMP employees with life-saving skills.

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Partnerships First Australian’s Capital (FAC)

Australian Centre for Rural Entrepreneurship (ACRE) ACRE “With the resources resourceswe wenow nowhave, have,we’re “With the we’re building thefoundations solid foundations building on theon solid of of Social Enterprise Schools in a way Social Enterprise Schools in a way simply simply unimaginable a couple ofago. years unimaginable a couple of years In ago.

In an Australian all teachers an Australian first, allfirst, teachers and their and theirnow students have access to students have now access to free worldfree enterprisecurriculum education classworld-class enterprise education curriculum online, shifting student

mindsets from student job seeker to jobfrom job online, shifting mindsets creator.” seeker to job creator.”

“We are pleased to present the inaugural annual impact update for the FAC Catalytic Impact Fund (CIF), Australia’s foremost First Nations-led impact fund.

Our impact framework is designed to foster a thriving Indigenous economy through sustainable,

Matt Matt Pfahlert Pfahlert Co-Founder Co-Founder & & CEO CEO ACRE (Australian Centre for Rural ACRE Entrepreneurship)

Indigenous-led enterprises and the creation of intergenerational wealth.”

Mi-Lin Finnie Managing Director FAC

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Impact highlights: highlights Progress on year one milestones

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First Australians Capital Catalytic Impact Fund (CIF) – Addendum 1

Impact highlights

Annual Impact Report: As of 30 June 2024 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

• Recruit team for national expansion Year 1 milestone Key updates

Green Traffic light

Progress – Year 1 milestones

• Secure sponsor/s aligned to Recruitadditional team for national Team in place to enable national scaling of Social Enterprise Schools, including Executive Director of Business Development & Impact expansion Lead. Key focus areas: • Developing and testing place based partner/sponsor model AMP foundation leadership position Green • Maximising use of CRM to extend reach and enhance communication and engagement with schools, improve registration processes, integrate surveys and activate online community of practice research for learning management system, ongoing liaison with Social Enterprise Academy and other international partners re developments in entrepreneurial education

• Strengthen and update teacher resources, Secure additional sponsor/s ACRE in discussion with potential philanthropic sponsor aligned to AMP foundation Meeting scheduled with AMP Foundation CEO to explore opportunity to engage AMP businesses. leadership position platform, online marketplace, marketing/comms

Green

Strengthen and update teacher resources, platform, online marketplace, marketing/comms

Review and upgrade of learning management system underway.

Additional support for teachers: introduction of a Facebook community of practice, digital welcome pack and essential forms (eg photo permissions) Teacher and professional learning and toolkit in development.. digital Showcase in development – due for release in November to coincide with World Social Enterprise Day celebration

Develop evaluation/impact framework and implementation Plan

Program logic model in place to guide evaluation and impact for Social Enterprise Schools over five years.

Giving Connect commissioned to devise and collate pre and post surveys with schools in alignment with the Resilient Youth Australia framework for student wellbeing.

ACRE undertaking engagement survey with teachers after each school visit

facilitators

potential local facilitators as clusters emerge

• Develop evaluation/impact framework and implementation Plan

Green

• Train Social Enterprise Schools facilitators Train Social Enterprise Schools New co-facilitation model introduced across NSW and Victoria to build skills and knowledge within existing team and to identify Green • Review enhance teacher professional Reviewand and enhance teacher ECGo1 commissioned to develop online option for teacher professional development – due for testing in November and release for professional development 2025 resources and delivery development resources and delivery Yellow Conduct EOI for Community onboarding programs and local sponsor interest

Prototype for community onboarding scheduled for testing in late September. ‘Musterclass’ will be held on North Coast, NSW. Working towards release of an EOI for local sponsor interest in 2025.

• Conduct EOI for Community onboarding Continuationand and consolidation Continuing. interest programs localofsponsor current school commitments to Refer to online map of current Social Enterprise Schools.

• Continuation and consolidation of current school commitments to SKILLS and BEHAVIOURS with over 70 schools

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SKILLS and BEHAVIOURS with over 70 schools

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Impact Overview We are pleased to present the inaugural annual Impact Update for the FAC Catalytic Impact Fund (CIF), Australia's foremost First Nations-led Impact Fund.

This report summarizes the activities and outcomes of the CIF for FY2024 including the initial operating period Q4. Our impact framework reflects our commitment to FAC’s ‘Right Capital-Right Support’ impact investing model. This model is designed to foster a thriving Indigenous economy through sustainable, Indigenous-led enterprises and the creation of intergenerational wealth.

This report is issued biannually, with updates for 31 December and 30 June. It provides a summary of impact outcomes for the respective periods.

Please note that certain impact indicators will be reported annually, aligned with the availability of data from businesses.

Report Scope - Includes

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Indigenous businesses within the Catalytic Impact Fund as of 30 June 2024.

- Data encompasses the full FY 2024, with impact attributed to investments made prior to the fund’s official establishment, which were subsequently incorporated into the fund at its inception.

Impact Highlights

81%

Businesses supported would not otherwise have access to finance

22%

Increase in topline growth in 1 year since access to capital

19%

Enterprises funded are female-led (well above the mainstream av)*

62%

Businesses supported are in regional or remote areas

80%

Improved Confidence in business outcomes since working with FAC

1,848

Catalysing positive impact for 1,848 First Nations economic participants (direct beneficiaries), with 732 directly attributable to CIF

Financial inclusion and equity graphs with comparison to whole of FAC Program approach Gender across all FAC programs

Gender of businesses in Catalytic Impact Fund

19% 48% 52%

81% Female

Female

Male Geography of businesses in CIF

Male Geography across all FAC programs

38%

44% 56%

62% Regional/Rural

Regional/Rural

Urban

Urban

SDG Alignment in the Catalytic Impact Fund at 30 June 2024 3 – Good Health and Wellbeing

4 – Quality Education 8 – Decent work and economic growth 9 – Industry, Innovation and

14% of businesses offer goods and services that support community health and wellbeing.

27% of businesses are providing quality education pathways into professional services roles in Cultural education, IT, infrastructure, construction and waste management.

88% of businesses are providing employment with 46% maintaining skilled roles that offer pathways to other employment and 31% providing traineeship pathways leading to AMP Foundation Impact Report 2024 employment.

31% of businesses are operating in industries that are enhancing knowledges through culture such as native foods and professional and cultural services to enhance sector

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Partnerships Global Sisters (GS)

The Funding Network (TFN) “AMP Foundation’s unwavering support enabled delivery of 7 Flagship events and raised $710,436 in support of Thriving Young People, Equity & Inclusion and Local Communities. An estimated 3,788 people are expected to benefit from the 21 programs funded.

AMP Foundation hosted our Sydney Equity and Inclusion event and our first dedicated First Nations event, which

has been informed by both TFN Alumni and AMP Foundation Tomorrow Makers.

In addition, AMP Foundation has engaged a cross-section of employees, amplifying the impact of their donations.”

Kristen Lark CEO The Funding Network

Impact highlights

“The Solo Mums PPS Demonstration Program is designed to prove that solo mums receiving income support can, with the right conditions, participate meaningfully in the economy, become self-employed, and ultimately achieve financial independence. This initiative is not only about showcasing potential—it’s also about deeply understanding barriers that keep women reliant on welfare. Our goal is a welfare system that genuinely

supports women’s choice to pursue selfemployment as a viable pathway out of poverty, and the progress made in 2024 gives us confidence we are creating that path.”

Mandy Richards Founder and CEO Global Sisters

Impact highlights

Project IMPACT JAN-NOV 2024

IMPACT 2013 - 2024

$710,436

24,610

FACILITATED FOR GRASSROOTS NFPS

TOTAL GUESTS

FACILITATED

14,789

3,145 LIVES IMPACTED THROUGH PROGRAMS FUNDED

21 GRASSROOTS PROGRAMS FUNDED

LIVE CROWDFUNDING EVENTS

Targets (end 3 years)

FY 2023-24 actuals

Status

New Sisters On-boarded

300

309

Fully achieved

528,652

Milestone 1. MBI

250

197

On track to catch up

3,413

LIVES IMPACTED THROUGH PROGRAMS FUNDED

Milestone 2. Sister School

200

59

Behind schedule

2,256

Milestone 3. Resources & Networks

180

123

Ahead of schedule

Milestone 4. Business Launched, Genrerating Income (unverified, evidence pending)

150

65

Ahead of schedule

Milestone 4. Business Launched, Generating Income (with evidence/ verified)

150

15

Ahead of schedule

Outcome 1. Revenue $3700

150

2

Ahead of schedule

Outcome 2. Net Profit $7,400

150

1

Ahead of schedule

LEADERS COACHED

96

191

Milestone/ Outcome area

TOTAL DONORS

DONORS CONNECTED WITH NON-PROFITS AFTER EVENTS

PEOPLE

41 GRASSROOTS LEADERS COACHED

$29.9 million

Performance targets

FLAGSHIP EVENTS

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REGIONAL PARTNER EVENTS

84 WHITE LABEL EVENTS

595 PROGRAMS FUNDED

STAGE OF BUSINESS

Year 1

Year 2

YEAR 3

300 women MILESTONE

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250 participants

180 participants

150 participants

My Big Idea (MBI) workshop

Access Networks & Resources

Regular, sustained income

189 participants

175 participants

150 participants

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Impact investments

Our people

Our Impact Investments are carefully selected to ensure they align with our values and contribute to meaningful outcomes that improve lives and support a healthier planet. Our focus is not only on supporting impactful initiatives, but also on driving innovation and fostering sustainable growth for future generations.

“Together AMP Foundation and Aii are driving innovation and fostering sustainability while enhancing AMP Foundation’s ability to assess and understand the real-world impact of their investments, moving beyond traditional financial metrics.”

Total Impact Investments commitment of $12.8m

• Australian Unity SDA Fund • Catalyst Education • CIM Social Housing Fund 1 • CIM Social Housing Fund 2 • FPIP Social Impact Fund 1 • Giant Leap Fund 2 • Murray Darling Basin Balanced Water Fund • Newpin SA Social Impact Bond • Ngutu College • SVA Diversified Impact Fund • Synergis Fund

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CEO & Executive Director September 2022-current

Chair March 2022-current

Our board

Neeraj Aggarwal Director Aii

Nicola Stokes

Alexis George

Our team Prudence Milne

Lucy Watson

Non-Executive Director November 2015 – February 2025

Tomorrow Makers Program Manager

Andrea Slattery

Sonja Mole

Non-Executive Director March 2022 - current

AMPlifiers Program Manager

Stephen Dunne

Komal Thapa

Investment areas

Disability and Social Housing Education Environment Aged Care Children Health

53% 23% 11% 6% 3% 3%

Non-Executive Director August 2023 - current

Brand, Marketing and Communications Manager

David Cullen

Nicole Cahill

Non-Executive Director March 2025 - current

Operations Manager

Hannah Lincey Office Manager

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