TARA’S STORY Honoring Tara’s Legacy: A Mission of Hope and Support On September 9, 2015, our beloved Tara Brown was tragically murdered by her ex-partner in a horrific act of domestic violence. Tara was a young mother to a 3-year-old girl and a cherished member of a large, extended family. Known for her outgoing nature, Tara was an accomplished touch football player, celebrated for her achievements at the highest levels of the game. She was always smiling and carried a positive attitude, Tara was a joy to be around and brought happiness to all who knew her. But ….. Domestic Violence crushed her soul, she became a shell of the vibrant young woman she was …… HE controlled her, HE isolated her, HE hunted her down and HE killed her. Our Mission The Tara Brown Foundation for Domestic and Family Violence Relief was established to honour Tara’s memory by making a difference in the lives of domestic and family violence victims and survivors. Our goal is to raise funds to assist and support local refuges, women’s services, and domestic violence organisations. These vital services provide much-needed assistance to those affected by domestic and family violence, offering safety, support, and hope […]
Deployment
- Grants deployed
- $32kFY24
- Reported corpus
- $500
- Deployed / assets
- 6321.4%
- Signal
- Flow-through
From ACNC AIS FY24 · current as of July 2026. A payout near the ~5% ancillary-fund benchmark meets the legal minimum.
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What this fund supports
Fund details
- Jurisdiction
- AU
- Size (income)
- Under $500k/yr
- ABN
- 43 614 013 973
- Beneficiaries
- Families, Financially disadvantaged, People at risk of homelessness, victims_crime
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