P&N Bank is committed to supporting Western Australia’s communities through our Empowerment Grants program, which helps not-for-profits create positive change and promote equity.
Twice a year, we award $30,000 in grants to three not-for-profits and our customers play a vital role by voting on how these funds are distributed.
Below are organisations supported through the Empowerment Grants program to date.
December 2025
Orana House – $15,000
Provides safe refuge, crisis accommodation, and ongoing support for women and children escaping family and domestic violence. Funding supported essential services that help families rebuild their lives with safety, dignity, and stability. Find out more: orana.net.au
Feed It Forward – $10,000
Rescues surplus food and redistributes it to people experiencing food insecurity across Western Australia. Grant funding helped transform food waste into nutritious meals while strengthening community connections. Find out more: feeditforward.org.au
Motivation Foundation – $5,000
Supports young West Australians by delivering practical training and confidence-building pathways into civil construction careers. Funding contributed to hands-on programs that improve employment outcomes. Find out more: motivationfoundation.com.au
June 2025
Sam’s Spares – $15,000
Refurbishes and distributes technology to people experiencing hardship, improving access to transport, independence, and wellbeing. Funding supported tech repairs and distribution to individuals and community organisations across WA. Find out more: samsspares.org
Healing Smiles – $10,000
Provides free dental care to survivors of domestic violence, restoring health, confidence, and dignity. Grant funding supported continued access to essential dental treatment for women and families in need. Find out more: healingsmiles.com.au
Redgum Justice – $5,000
Delivers culturally responsive legal education and advocacy for disadvantaged communities. Funding supported community-led initiatives that improve access to justice and legal understanding. Find out more: redgumjustice.org.au
December 2024
Worthy Australia – $15,000
Reduces the impact of homelessness by creating employment pathways and delivering social enterprise initiatives. Grant funding supported programs that empower people to regain stability, dignity, and independence. Find out more: worthyaustralia.org
Give Write – $10,000
Improves literacy outcomes for children in remote and disadvantaged communities by providing books and educational resources. Funding helped increase access to reading materials that support early learning success. Find out more: givewrite.org.au
Carey Right Track Foundation – $5,000
Supports young people at risk through education, mentoring, and life skills programs that help them re-engage with learning. Funding contributed to improved confidence, resilience, and long-term outcomes. Find out more: careyrighttrack.asn.au
June 2024
Homelessness We Care Perth – $15,000
Supports people experiencing homelessness through food services, outreach, and essential supplies. Funding helped expand frontline services and improve access to basic needs.
Mosaic Community Care Disability Services – $10,000
Delivers disability services that promote independence, inclusion, and quality of life. Funding supported service delivery that empowers participants and supports their families. Find out more: mosaic.org.au
Aboriginal Family Legal Service – $5,000
Provides culturally safe legal support to Aboriginal people affected by family and domestic violence. Grant funding supported legal advocacy and early intervention services for families. Find out more: afls.org.au
December 2023
On My Feet – $15,000
Uses fitness and running programs to support people experiencing homelessness and disadvantage. Grant funding helped deliver inclusive programs that build confidence, connection, and wellbeing. Find out more: onmyfeet.org.au
Women’s Health and Family Services – $10,000
Delivers health care, counselling, and support for women and families facing complex challenges. Funding supported accessible services that improve health and wellbeing outcomes. Find out more: cwsw.org.au/services/womens-health-services
Institute of Indigenous Wellbeing and Sport of WA Aboriginal Corporation – $5,000
Supports Aboriginal health and wellbeing through culturally led sport and community programs. Funding contributed to initiatives that strengthen connection, pride, and community wellbeing. Find out more: iiwswa.org.au