Mardaa Fund

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THE MARDAA FUND

supporting & empowering
Indigenous communities

Established in 2025 by Kevin and Brooke, the Mardaa Fund ensures that empowerment is embedded into everything we do.

When you work with us, a portion of your project investment is directed to First Nations health and wellbeing, education, family and community, and the growth of Aboriginal-led organisations.

Our team is responsive to emerging funding opportunities that align with our mission, delivering positive impacts for First Nations Peoples and communities.

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empowering mob & community

Kevin Bynder (CEO) and Brooke-Louise O’Donnell (Director) are deeply committed to their Community, regularly giving their time to grassroots initiatives.

Kevin recently spent time at local schools hosting cultural art workshops, sharing his craft with his students and providing them with colouring books created from his own designs. This is just one of the ways Kevin stays connected to the next generation.

We’re proud to work across a range of community-driven initiatives, ensuring the positive impact of our work extends beyond our products.

A photographer taking photos of Kevin Bynder in a yellow vest standing beside a truck with vibrant turtle and dot patterns
Five people in blue shirts with red and white Indigenous designs stand smiling in front of a vibrant, abstract artwork with similar patterns
Two people stand in a lobby with a "Food Bank" sign whilst one holds a certificate, the other an abstract art piece in purple and blue tones
Brooke- Louise O'Donnell smiles, holding a colourful NAIDOC Perth Awards 2025 trophy
A large, vibrantly painted can sculpture with indigenous-style patterns stands on a bright green frame
Kevin Bynder in a colourful patterned shirt holds a small round object, standing in front of an ornate green door
Two individuals stand outside in front of a building with "Perth Wildcats" signage holding a vibrant Aboriginal artwork
Brooke-Louise O'Donnell stands outside the Parliament of Western Australia under a sign, with tall buildings reflecting behind her
A man in sports attire presents a blue jersey with circular patterns to another man in a cap on a sunny sports field
Three women are smiling at an indoor event. One wears a red blazer, another a navy shirt, and the third a patterned blouse.
Framed Aboriginal art with colourful dot patterns, the left frame shows a stylised bird, the right frame depicts a kangaroo
A woman and a man smile warmly in a professional event
Kevin Bynder stands next to a colourful Aboriginal artwork featuring circular patterns in blues and purples
Two men wearing Brisbane Lions attire smiling beside a lion mascot
A group of people gather outside the Coolamon Centre for a community event. The center's signage reads "First Aid Training." A banner says "Connecting Our Community."
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