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ST CHARBEL'S COLLEGE LIMITED

ST CHARBEL'S COLLEGE LIMITED

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Registered charitable purposes: education, religion.

ACNC Registered
147 staff
$3M+/yr
Registered 2020
Punchbowl, NSW
Website

What they do

EducationReligion

Who they help

General communityChildrenWomen & girlsMen & boys

Operating in

NSW
$25,835,423

Total annual income

Track record before Elevate — as reported to the ACNC (2024)

Capital position

Bankable · contract-funded

Able to service a claim, but funded mainly by recurring government contracts rather than donations — a different capital story from the donation-funded heartland.

Bankability93
Commerciality33

Where ST CHARBEL'S COLLEGE LIMITED sits on the capital map, derived from its ACNC financials (2021-2024). Indicative, not advice. See the full Australian Capital Map

About This Organization

Established by the Lebanese Maronite Order in 1984, Saint Charbel’s College, Punchbowl, was founded according to the mission of the Lebanese Order of Monks. The charism of the Monks continues to inspire a strong commitment to providing outstanding education to young Australian Lebanese children as well as servicing the wider community. The Co

Charitable Purposes

Education
Religion

Beneficiary Groups

General community
Children
Women & girls
Men & boys

Operating Locations

NSW

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