Sidney Fund The Annual Report 2017–18

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Shared Mission and Vision 2 Total FY18 Grants Joint Statement from the Chairman of the Fund, the President of The Myer Foundation and the CEO 3 Trustees of the Sidney Myer Fund 4 $7,043,027 Directors of The Myer Foundation 5 Sidney Myer Fund Sidney Myer Fund Trustees’ Grants 6 The Myer Foundation Directors’ Grants 8 Awards and Fellowships 10 $5,886,784 Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships 10 The Myer Foundation Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards 12 Myer Innovation Fellowships 14 Large Grants Programs 16 $12,929,811 Capacity Building Streams 18 Total Grantmaking Small Grants Programs 20 Family Grants Program 22 Mental Health Committee 23 Fund 24 Listing of all FY18 Grants 25 The Myer Foundation and Sidney Myer Fund Committee Membership 34 Staff 34 Financial Summary 35 Contact Details 36

1 The Sidney Myer Fund & The Myer Foundation

The Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer Foundation are two separate philanthropic entities of philanthropy. They are both managed by the same team and have separate, but complementary, philanthropic programs and activities. Sidney Myer, a generous philanthropist in his lifetime, left a portion of his estate upon his death in 1934 for the benefit of the community in which he made his fortune. That act created the Sidney Myer Fund which exists in perpetuity, the income of which is distributed annually. The Myer Foundation was established in 1959 by Sidney’s sons, Baillieu Myer AC and the late Kenneth Myer AC DSC, and their sisters Lady Southey AC and the late Mrs Neilma Gantner as a way to support initiatives and new opportunities arising from contemporary issues. The Myer Foundation was further endowed through Kenneth Myer’s estate following his death in 1992. The Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer Foundation continue the legacy of Myer family generosity, through members of four succeeding generations of the Myer family, who give in many ways, to make significant and lasting contributions in our society.

2 A Shared Responsibility for a Collective Future

Every year, through the philanthropy round education programs for the local of the Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer community. This kind of philanthropic Foundation we work to improve the coordination amplifies the impact of lives and create opportunities for many our work and is exemplary of our desire Australians. The Myer Foundation and to adapt better. Sidney Myer Fund are just two of the vehicles of Myer family philanthropy In 2017 The Myer Foundation made though they are the oldest and largest the final payment of a $1 million -- many family members manage their grant to Collingwood Arts Precinct own Private Ancillary Funds and many in support of the conversion of the more volunteer across all sectors of our former Collingwood North community. We are happy to support Institute of TAFE site into an the critical work of the not-for-profit accessible arts precinct. As a founding sector and we actively encourage others philanthropic partner of this program to do the same. We have a responsibility The Myer Foundation’s grant has to one another to support such work helped catalyse more than $13 million and we publish this report to highlight in government and philanthropic the importance of the sector’s efforts support – an important reminder of and to draw others to the the power of philanthropy to leverage philanthropic cause. further support.

This year the Trustees of the Sidney Our FY18 grantmaking includes many Myer Fund approved grants in excess more stories than the two detailed here, of $7 million and the Directors of The but each and every one highlights the Myer Foundation approved grants of effect that thoughtful philanthropy can over $5.8 million. This was the final year have on the lives of others. of The Myer Foundation and Sidney This report features many grants Myer Fund’s FY14-18 Strategic Plan with made through different programs this a focus on acting bigger, adapting better year, while the final pages contain a and family engagement. As we move comprehensive list of all of the grants into a new strategic period and adopt approved by the Trustees of the Sidney a refreshed plan to guide our activities Myer Fund and the Directors of The we are reminded of the impact of these Myer Foundation. strategic decisions at the everyday level. In closing we acknowledge the This year, the Sidney Myer Fund important, indefatigable and AO made the second and final payment inspirational efforts of all those who Chairman, Sidney Myer Fund of a $250,000 grant to McClelland work in the not-for-profit sector and Martyn Myer AO Sculpture Park & Gallery. This project, we look forward to working with these President, The Myer Foundation a collaboration between the Sidney champions of change for many years Myer Fund and Yulgilbar Foundation, to come. Leonard Vary will see an all-weather mixed-purpose CEO, The Myer Foundation pavilion built on site to deliver year- & Sidney Myer Fund

3 Sidney Myer Fund

(L-R) Sidney Myer AM, Carrillo Gantner AO, Sally Lindsay, Andrew Myer AM.

Sidney Myer Fund Trustees Sally Lindsay BA, Dip Ed (Primary), () Andrew Myer AM, MBA (Melbourne Business Sally Lindsay has been a member of the Poverty Chairman School, 2003) and Disadvantage Committee for over ten years, Andrew Myer pursues a variety of Carrillo Gantner AO, BA, MA (Stanford), Grad Dip the Committee’s convenor since 2011 and a Trustee business interests through the A V Myer Group (Arts Admin, Harvard) of the Sidney Myer Fund since 2007. Sally is a of Companies, including property development, Carrillo Gantner is Chairman of the Sidney passionate advocate for education and community investment, film and philanthropy. He has been Myer Fund. He has a BA from the University wellbeing. Alongside her membership of The Myer a director of The Myer Family Investments since of Melbourne, a Master of Fine Arts (Drama), Foundation and the Merlyn Myer Fund , Sally was 2013. Andrew was Vice President of Bush Heritage Stanford, California, and a Graduate Diploma in the founding patron of ArtPlay: an inspirational arts for nine years until March 2016 and a Arts Administration, Harvard. Carrillo was the hub for children to explore their creativity, sense of director, Chair and Deputy-Chair of the Melbourne first Drama Officer at the Australia Council for the self and belonging. Sally is a long-time volunteer International Film Festival for 16 years until Arts (1970-1973) and was General Manager of the with e.motion21, a not-for-profit organisation that October 2017. He was appointed Chair of Arts Melbourne Theatre Company (1973-1975). He was a provides dance and fitness programs for children Centre Melbourne Foundation in June 2017 and Founding Director of the Playbox Theatre Company, and adults with Down syndrome. (now Malthouse Theatre); Executive Director (1976- joined the Victorian Arts Centre Trust as a Trustee 1984) and Artistic Director (1988-1993). He was in March 2018. Andrew became a director of Counsellor (Cultural) at the Australian Embassy in Documentary Australia Foundation in June 2017 Beijing (1985-1987), Chairman of the Performing and has been a director of the Malthouse Theatre Arts Board and a member of the Australia Council since 2018. He is founder and a director of the (1990-1993). He was Chairman of Asialink (1992- Andyinc Foundation, a PAF established in 2002. 2006), Chairman of the Melbourne International A producer and executive producer of Australian Comedy Festival (1994-2000), President of the feature films, Andrew’s credits includeRadiance , Victorian Arts Centre Trust (2000-2009) and Three Dollars, Look Both Ways, Romulus My Father, President of the Melbourne Festival (2009- My Year Without Sex, Balibo, Make Hummus Not 2014). He was awarded an Officer of the Order of War, the telemovie Dangerous Remedy for the ABC, Australia in 2001 for services to the performing Paper Planes, Last Cab to Darwin and Monsieur arts and Australia’s cultural exchange with Asia. In Mayonnaise. recognition of his cultural and philanthropic service, he was the 2007 Victorian of the Year. Sidney Hordern Myer AM, BEc and Graduate Diploma in Marketing Sid Myer is the Chairman of Myer Family Investments Pty Ltd and a Trustee of The Sidney Myer Fund. He is a Director of Yulgilbar Group of Companies, The Myer Family Company Ltd, Copia Investment Partners, Deputy Chairman of the National Portrait Gallery of Australia and the Patron of Asialink.

4 The Myer Foundation

(L-R) Badgery, Emily Myer, Tim Jacobs (retired), Martyn Myer AO, Mary Vallentine AO, Kim Williams AM, Lindy Shelmerdine.

The Myer Foundation Child Health and Wellbeing Program’s “Kids Kim Williams AM Contribute” project. Emily is driven by a desire to Kim Williams has served as Chief Executive Founder & Life Governor contribute to initiatives that address disadvantage, at News Corp Australia, FOXTEL, Fox Studios and her passions lie particularly in youth mental Australia, the Australian Film Commission, Mr S. Baillieu Myer AC health, disability, child health and wellbeing and Southern Star Entertainment and Musica Viva prevention of violence against women. Before Australia. Kim was the founder and Chairman Life Governors returning to Melbourne to start a family, Emily of the Australian Film Finance Corporation and Lady Southey AC spent seven years in Europe, working for the UN served on a wide variety of arts boards over the Carrillo Gantner AO World Food Programme in Rome, and for renowned last three decades including most recently as the French political science university, Sciences Po, in Chairman of the Sydney Opera House Trust for the Paris. Emily has served on the board of the NETS nine years up until 2013. He is currently serving on President Victoria as well as the Social Justice and Arts and the boards of a variety of commercial and not-for Martyn Myer AO, B.Eng, MESc.(Mon), MSM (MIT) Humanities committees of The Myer Foundation profit enterprises in Australia and internationally, Martyn Myer is President of The Myer Foundation, where she was a Director for a short time before where he sits either as the Chairman or as a non- Chair of The Myer Foundation’s Audit and moving overseas. executive director. He was appointed as a Member Investment Committees and a member of The in the Order of Australia in 2006 for his services to Myer Foundation’s Sustainability and Environment the arts and for public policy formulation in the film Committee. He is Chairman of Cogstate Ltd, Deputy Directors and television industries. Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and Lindy Merlyn Shelmerdine – MAICD member of the boards of the Melbourne Theatre Lindy serves on the Arts and Humanities of the Mary Vallentine AO Company and Australian Chamber Orchestra. Sidney Myer Fund and Sustainability and Mary Vallentine has had a career in arts Martyn stepped down as Chairman of The Myer Environment Committee of The Myer Foundation management for more than 40 years. She has held Family Investments Pty Ltd in October 2016. and on the board of the Merlyn Myer Fund. A former executive roles with Musica Viva Australia, Adelaide In 2008 Martyn was appointed an Officer in the director of The Myer Family Company Limited Lindy Festival and State Theatre Company of SA. She Order of Australia for service to business and the has also served on the boards of Foundation for was Managing Director of the Sydney Symphony community, particularly through contributions Regional & Rural Renewal, Earthwatch Institute, Orchestra from 1986 to 2003 then undertook a to medical research and the establishment of and on selection committees for Nuffield Farmers series of arts consultancies in Australia, NZ and the Florey Neuroscience Institute and through Assoc. and CSIRO in their Division of Wildlife & Qatar prior to her appointment to the position of executive and philanthropic roles with a range of Ecology. CEO at Melbourne Recital Centre (2010-16). She organisations. is Classical Music Advisor to the Adelaide Festival Adelaide Badgery and has recently taken up a Vice Chancellor’s Vice President Adelaide is a communications specialist with a Professorial Fellowship at Monash University. Mary Emily Myer BA (Hons), MA (Arts and Bachelor of Arts from Melbourne University and an was made an Officer in the Order of Australia for Entertainment Management) Advanced Diploma of Business (Public Relations) services to music in 1986. Since November 2013 Emily has served as Director from RMIT. She is a florist with a background in and Vice-President of the Board of The Myer PR, and has experience in strategy development, Foundation, and is also co-convenor of the Myer copywriting, event management and media Foundation’s Mental Health Committee. Emily is an engagement. Adelaide is self employed and lives accomplished program administrator passionate with her husband in Carlton. about social impact. She is currently working as CEO of the Prader-Willi Research Foundation Australia, a recently established registered charity to drive the development of breakthrough treatments for Prader-Willi Syndrome. She sits on the advisory committee of the Jack Brockhoff

5 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Sidney Myer Fund Trustees’ Grants

In FY18 the Trustees of the Sidney Myer Fund granted Total Grants over $2 million to a range of programs, projects and prospects which see us striving to act bigger in our role $2,038,175 as philanthropic leaders. Three such grants are featured on these pages: • Preparations for AsiaTOPA 2020 (a joint initiative 850 of the Sidney Myer Fund and ) volunteers work with are already well underway. FareShare on a regular • FareShare’s Brisbane kitchen will produce basis (once a week or 3 million free, nutritious meals every year for fortnightly). charities in Queensland, NSW, ACT and the NT. • Lorne Sculpture Exhibition presents a world class, free to the public, outdoor sculpture exhibition along Lorne’s foreshore biennially. Below: FareShare staff in the new Brisbane facillity.

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Over 60,000 people visited the 42 sites on the 2018 Lorne Sculpture Trail to appreciate the work of 47 artists across 17 days.

Left: Tidal by Karl Meyer at 2018 Lorne Sculpture Biennale.

Below: Satan Jawa at AsiaTOPA 2017. Image by Mark Gambino.

7 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT The Myer Foundation Directors’ Grants

The Directors of The Myer Foundation Total Grants distributed over $4 million in FY18. Their grantmaking continues to inspire change in our $4,007,000 community. Significant grants made in the last financial year include those made to Garage Sale Trail, Justice Connect and the Neilma Sidney Literary Travel Fund. 4 million tonnes of food end up in landfill each year.

Below: Darryl Nichols, Co-founder of Garage Sale Trail.

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Left: Professor Gillian Triggs, Chair of Justice Connect. Below left: 2018 Neilma Sidney Literary Travel Fund recipient, Michael Earp.

“I never could have expected that I’d gain so much from this trip. Personally, professionally and, if I’m honest, spiritually... to have found an agent that is passionate about my work…is a dream come true.” Michael Earp

9 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships

The Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships recognise outstanding Since 2011, the Sidney talent and exceptional courage in early to mid-career artists. Myer Fund has awarded Each Fellow is awarded a tax-free, untied grant of $160,000 over a two-year period. The Fellowships are open to artists 65 and arts managers across the entire spectrum of the visual, performing, interdisciplinary, new media and literary arts. Sidney Myer Creative In November 2017, ten Fellowships were awarded. Fellowships valued at $10.4 million

Emily Tomlins Hiromi Tango Julia DeVille

Kyle Page Angela Betzien

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Genevieve Clay-Smith Yitzak Yehdid

Mark Leonard Winter Jade Lillee

Megan Washington

11 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards

The winners of the 2017 Sidney Myer Performing Arts First awarded in 1984, Awards were announced on Wednesday 21 February the Sidney Myer 2018 at The Brisbane Powerhouse as part of the 2018 Performing Arts Awards Australian Performing Arts Market. Kate Mulvany (WA) have awarded over received the Individual Award. Dancenorth (QLD), accepted the Group Award and Nicole Beyer, Executive $3.7 million Director, Theatre Network Australia (VIC) was awarded (not adjusted for inflation). the Facilitator’s Prize.

Below: Hamish Michael, Kate Mulvany (Individual Award Winner), and Carrillo Gantner AO.

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Above left: Andrew Myer AM, Deanna Smart and Kyle Page (Dancenorth; Group Award Winner), Carrillo Gantner AO and Sally Lindsay. Above: Nicole Beyer (Facilitator’s Prize Winner) and Carrillo Gantner AO. Left: Sean Pardy, Stephen Carleton and Fraser Corfield. Below left: Awards Presenter, Lindy Hume. Below: Nancy Black, Vallejo Gantner, Danielle Micich and Antony Hamilton.

13 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Myer Innovation Fellowships

The Myer Innovation Fellowships support breakthrough solutions to Australia’s most pressing social and 15 environmental challenges and bring new talent to the social sector. Fellowships awarded since 2014.

Emma Koster is the founder of HelloCass, an SMS chatbot providing discreet, localised and culturally- appropriate information and support for women affected by family and sexual violence.

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As co-founder of Neighbourlytics, Lucinda Hartley harnesses social data to understand the social life of neighbourhoods, how people spend their time and what they value.

Huy Nguyen has started a social enterprise – Enabler – to develop an entirely new approach to training for disability support workers.

15 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Large Grants Programs

Through the Large Grants Programs, The Myer Total Grants Foundation and Sidney Myer Fund act biggger to achieve impact and sustainability through multi-year support of $2,366,041 organisations delivering important community outcomes.

Maths Pathway aims to see at least 80% of students entering Year 7 at a ‘Level 7’ mathematics ability (compared with a current average of ‘Level 4.5’).

Below: Maths Pathway (Education Large Grants Program).

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Left: Joanna Humphries and Deb Tsorbaris of The Centre for Excellence in Childhood and Family Welfare receiving the Education Initiative Award for Raising Expectations (Poverty and Disadvantage Large Grants Program) – recognised as part of the Annual Victorian Protecting Children Awards. Below: Placemaking and Tactical Urbanism, University of Melbourne, Melbourne School of Design, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning (Sustainability and Environment Large Grants Program).

17 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Capacity Building Streams

Capacity Building Streams are active in each of the Arts Total Grants and Humanities, Education, Poverty and Disadvantage, and Sustainability and Environment Programs. Each $673,769 stream of funding has a refined focus, developed in consultation with its sector, exemplifying our desire to adapt better to the communities in which we make our grants.

Oxley Creek, a tributary of the Brisbane River, drains a catchment area of approximately 26,000 hectares in Brisbane, Logan and part of Ipswich.

Left: Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency staff (Poverty and Disadvantage Capacity Building Stream). Below: Oxley Creek Catchment Association annual canoe trip (Sustainability and Environment Capacity Building Stream).

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FY18 Capacity Building Recipients by State and Territory

Environment House Friends of Maylands Lakes South West Corridor Development Foundation artsouth Fremantle Press Oxley Creek Catchment North Midlands Project Association Propel Youth Arts Queensland Conservation Strut Dance Council The Last Great Hunt

The Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency

Child and Family Focus

Kennerley Children’s Homes Mararo Wangai, Frieda Lee, Gita Bezard and Arielle Gray in Jeffrey Jay Fowler’s Improvement Club by Last Great Hunt, Arts and Humanities Capacity Building Stream grant recipient. .

19 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Small Grants Programs

The Small Grants Programs, which run Total Grants across the Poverty and Disadvantage and Education Programs, aim to provide quick $966,621 responses to community needs, Australia- wide. The two grants featured on these With the benefit of a grant from pages, Dandenong West Primary School the Sidney Myer Fund, a total and Technical Aid to the Disabled (TAD), of 42 children with a disability highlight how important mobility is for were assessed as part of the young people. TAD program by occupational therapists at no cost to the families.

Below: Dandenong West Primary School Active After School Bicycle Program.

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FY18 Small Grant Distributions by State and Territory

NT $29,000

WA $27,179 QLD $91,206

NSW $260,618 SA $108,249 VIC $414,078 TAS $36,291

Below: Poverty and Disadvantage Small Grant recipient - TAD.

21 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Family Grants Program

The Family Grants Program recognises Myer family Giant Steps was founded members individual philanthropic interests reflected to help educate children through The Myer Foundation, through a process that and families experiencing supports their own philanthropic giving. The program autism, to alleviate recognises the donation of money, and for fourth associated stress and to generation family members, time. Two of this year’s guide in the achievement recipient organisations are featured on these pages. of measurable results.

Left: New Shepparton Art Museum (artist’s impression). Below: Giant Steps’ Education Program in action.

22 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Mental Health Committee

The Mental Health Committee, co-convened by and One in four young composed of fourth generation Myer family members and people experience an non-family sector expert, is dedicated to realising the mental health issues and philanthropic vision of the fourth generation of the Myer two out of three feel family. Each year, the Committee makes a series of grants pressure to conform. in support of upstream interventions addressing young people’s mental health and well-being.

Left: Assyrian Chaldean Focus Group - part of Murdoch Children’s Research Institute’s Assessing Resiliance project Below: Reach Crew, part of Reach Foundation’s program creating new connections and possibilities for young people to help them find their voice.

23 ACTING BIGGER | ADAPTING BETTER | FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Merlyn Myer Fund

The Merlyn Myer Fund is governed by Dame Merlyn With the Merlyn Myer Myer’s four grand-daughters and in FY18 made grants Fund’s support WAM in support of Women and Mentoring (WAM) and has helped 33 women A Peace of Nourishment. navigate the Victorian justice system this year.

Left: WAM assists women in their early interaction with the justice system through the provision of a formal mentoring relationship. Below: A Peace of Nourishment documents the raw and revealing journey through the heart and mind of Kylie, who through her own recovery from an eating disorder inspires awareness and hope.

24 FY18 Grant List

25 Sidney Myer Fund Dress for Success Perth $2,000 McClelland Sculpture Park WA + Gallery $125,000 Trustees’ Grants Core Support VIC Education Pavilion Actors’ & Entertainers’ Benevolent FareShare $600,000 Fund $2,000 VIC Melba Opera Trust $10,000 QLD FareShare National Kitchen - Cooking VIC Core Support Three Million Meals for Australian Core Support Charities Arts Centre Melbourne $100,000 Mental Health Legal Centre $50,000 VIC Freedom Centre $2,000 VIC AsiaTOPA New Work Development WA The MHLC Day Service Core Support Asylum Seeker Resource Centre $2,000 National Portrait Gallery $100,000 VIC Fremantle PCYC $2,000 ACT Core Support WA In their own Words: a Location Based Core Support Audio Guide to the Collection of the Asylum Seekers Centre $50,000 National Portrait Gallery NSW Good360 Australia $75,000 NSW Alliance for People Seeking NSW OzAsia Festival $2,000 Asylum - Humanitarian HUB Collaborative Funding - Goods for the SA Greater Good Core Support Australian Art Orchestra $2,000 VIC Indigenous Music Awards $2,000 Refugee Advice and Casework Core Support VIC Service $25,000 Core Support NSW Australian Research Alliance for Volunteer Coordination Project Children and Youth $73,175 Jewish Christian Muslim Association ACT of Australia $50,000 Sensorium Theatre $2,000 right@home Phase 2 VIC WA JCMA Schools Program Core Support Australian Theatre for Young People $2,000 NSW Jewish Museum of Australia $50,000 Shepparton Art Museum $145,000 Core Support VIC VIC Collaborative School Education New Shepparton Art Museum and Brisbane Powerhouse $5,000 Program Australian Ceramic Award QLD Core Support Kids Thrive $50,000 SNAICC $5,000 VIC VIC Brisbane Powerhouse $10,000 Employing Kids Thrive General Core Support QLD Manager Australian Performing Arts Market, Social Traders $250,000 Artist Support L2R Next Gen $30,000 Australia Wide VIC Social Investment Portfolio Brown’s Mart Theatre $2,000 Core Support NT STRUT Dance $2,000 Core Support Lorne Sculpture Biennale $50,000 WA VIC Core Support Castlemaine State Festival $10,000 Capacity Building VIC Western Edge Youth Arts $30,000 Castlemaine Good Sheds Project MacKillop Family Services $4,000 VIC VIC WEYA Emerging Artist Program: Children’s Protection Society $10,000 Cara at MacKillop, Morgan House Edge Ensemble VIC Core Support Malthouse Theatre $100,000 SMF Trustees’ Discretionary VIC Grants Total: $2,038,175 Circa $2,000 IN HOUSE: Tower Residency Program QLD Core Support

CREATE Foundation $5,000 QLD Core Support

26 The Myer Foundation Impact Generation Partners $10,000 Safe Theatres Australia $10,000 VIC VIC Directors’ Grants Core Support Core Support

Australian Academy of Jawun $80,000 Save the Children Australia $100,000 the Humanities $400,000 NSW VIC ACT Core Support Save the Children merger with Child A New Approach Wise Jesuit Social Services $100,000 Australian Environmental VIC STREAT Limited $5,000 Grantmakers Network $5,000 Youth Justice Advocacy Campaign VIC VIC Building Capacity of Victorian based Core Support Justice Connect $158,000 Hospitality Social Enterprises VIC Bakehouse Studios $5,000 Justice Connect Legal Help Gateway & The Foundation for Young VIC #fix fundraising campaign Australians $100,000 Core Support VIC Kilfinan Australia $25,000 Learning, Earning and Living in the Centre for Policy Development $150,000 VIC Future VIC Capacity Building Project Cities and Settlement Program The Melbourne Neuroscience Melbourne Theatre Company $50,000 Institute of the University of City of Yarra $10,000 VIC Melbourne - Faculty of Medicine, VIC Playwright Development Initiative Dentistry and Health Sciences $100,000 Stolen Generations Marker and VIC Garden Monash Sustainability Institute Yulgilbar Alzheimer’s Clinical - ClimateWorks $200,000 Research Network Program Cohousing Australia $10,000 VIC VIC ClimateWorks - Organisational The NonProfit Alliance $10,000 Core Support Funding NSW Core Support Contemporary Arts Precincts $300,000 National Library of Australia $20,000 VIC ACT The Royal Children’s Hospital Collingwood Arts Precinct Kenneth Myer Lecture Foundation $2,000 VIC Domestic Violence Resource Centre $70,000 Our Watch $400,000 Core Support VIC VIC Addressing Pornography’s Influence Creating a Violence-Free Future University of Melbourne $800,000 Capacity Building Project VIC Pat Cronin Foundation $2,500 Redevelopment of the Southbank EdConnect Australia $5,000 VIC Campus of the Faculty of VCA and WA Core Support MCM Core Support Philanthropy Australia $10,000 Victorian Traditional Owner Elizabeth Morgan House Aboriginal VIC Land Justice Group $10,000 Women’s Services $5,000 Core Support VIC VIC Core Support Core Support Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art $250,000 Writers Victoria $147,500 Garage Sale Trail Foundation $125,000 QLD VIC NSW The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Neilma Sidney Literary Travel Fund Grow It Local Collection of Contemporary Asian Art Youth Live4Life $10,000 Giant Steps Sydney $2,000 Rewilding Australia $10,000 VIC NSW NSW Core Support Core Support Core Support TMF Directors’ Discretionary Human Rights Law Centre $260,000 Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne $50,000 Grants Total: $4,007,000 VIC VIC Safeguarding Democracy Project Core Support

27 Sidney Myer Megan Washington $80,000 Poverty and Disadvantage QLD Creative Fellowships 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Large Grants

Khadim Ali $80,000 Mark Leonard Winter $80,000 Aboriginal Family Support Services $149,978 QLD VIC SA 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Child Protection Reform - Aboriginal Community Engagement Project Mary Anne Butler $80,000 Dr Yitzhak Yedid $80,000 NT QLD Anchor $150,000 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow VIC Brighter Futures Transformation Pilot: Dr Bianca Frances Hester $80,000 Sidney Myer Creative Learning for Life through Community NSW Fellowship Total: $1,440,000 Connections 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Anglicare Victoria $77,567 Sarah Holland-Batt $80,000 Sidney Myer Performing VIC QLD The Home Stretch - Let’s Finish What 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Arts Award We Started

Alex Kelly $80,000 Dancenorth $90,000 Association of Child NT QLD Welfare Agencies $70,704 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow 2017 Group Award NSW Kinship Care: Making it a National Gareth Liddiard $80,000 Nicole Beyer $25,000 Issue VIC VIC 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow 2017 Facilitator’s Prize Monash University, Department of Social Work $128,842 Jonathon Oxlade $80,000 Kate Mulvany $60,000 VIC SA NSW Indigenous Care Leavers in Australia: 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow 2017 Individual Award A National Scoping Survey

Justin Shoulder $80,000 Sidney Myer Performing Arts The Salvation Army Westcare $134,986 NSW Award Total: $175,000 VIC 2016 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Continuing Care Project

Angela Betzien $80,000 University of Melbourne, VIC Myer Innovation Fellowship Department of Social Work $19,800 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow VIC Lucinda Hartley $130,000 Young and ‘Care-Full:’ The Support Genevieve Clay-Smith $80,000 VIC Needs of Young Kinship Carers and VIC Children in their Care Neighbourlytics 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Victorian Aboriginal Child Emma Koster $129,850 Julia deVille $80,000 Care Agency $10,000 VIC VIC VIC HelloCass 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Core Support Huy Nguyen $130,000 Jade Lillie $80,000 Poverty and Disadvantage Large VIC VIC Grants Total: $741,877 Enabler 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow Myer Innovation Fellowship Kyle Page $80,000 Grant Total: $389,850 VIC 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow

Hiromi Tango $80,000 QLD 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow

Emily Tomlins $80,000 VIC 2017 Sidney Myer Creative Fellow

28 Education Large Grants Sustainability and Poverty and Disadvantage Environment Capacity Small Grants Asylum Seeker Resource Centre $10,000 Building Grants VIC Aspergers Victoria $10,000 Core Support VIC Environment House $69,000 Interpreting the Spectrums Maths Pathway $330,450 WA VIC Capacity and Communication Project Afghan Victory $10,000 Project Trident VIC Friends of Maylands Lakes $10,000 Afghan Victory Soccer Club Teach For Australia $225,000 WA VIC Development of FOML Website Australian Refugee Volunteers $5,200 Teach to Lead NSW Oxley Creek Catchment Association $39,505 Charity Program The Australian Council for QLD Educational Research Limited $109,054 Capacity Building for Biodiversity Baabayn Aboriginal Corporation $10,000 VIC Services Social Enterprise NSW Understanding and Dealing with Protecting Our Jarjams - No More Mathematics Anxiety Queensland Conservation Council $97,000 QLD Stolen Generations Victoria University $276,000 Greater Brisbane Conservation Backpacks 4 VIC Kids $5,000 VIC Coordination Project VIC AVID Primary Maths South West Corridor Development Backpacks 4 Outback Kids Education Large Grants Total: $950,504 Foundation $62,264 Benalla Health $10,000 WA VIC Building the Capacity of Community Benalla Grow Your Own Environmental “Friends” Groups Sustainability and Bridgewater PCYC $9,777 Sustainability and Environment Environment Large Grants TAS Capacity Building Grants Total: $277,769 Learner Driver Assistance Initiative University of Melbourne, Melbourne School of Design, Central Grampians Local Learning Faculty of Architecture, Building Arts and Humanities and Employment Network $10,000 and Planning $673,660 Capacity Building Grants VIC VIC Thursdays Placemaking and Tactical Urbanism artsouthWA $20,000 Chapter Seven $10,000 Sustainability and Environment WA VIC Large Grants Total: $673,660 Capacity Building Fun Mudder 2018

Fremantle Press $20,000 Children’s Ground $10,000 WA NT Poverty and Disadvantage Capacity Building Preparing for Bilingual Early Capacity Building Grants Childhood Learning in Arrernte and North Midlands Project $20,000 English WA Child and Family Focus $100,000 Capacity Building Christ Church Mission $9,450 SA VIC The Next Phase Propel Youth Arts $20,000 Yoga at the Esplanade WA Kennerley Children’s Homes $71,000 Capacity Building CityLife Community Care $2,800 TAS VIC Information Management - Gateways STRUT Dance $20,000 Cooking for Life Group Program to Accountability WA Capacity Building Dandelion Support Network $10,000 The Victorian Aboriginal Child NSW Care Agency $100,000 The Last Great Hunt $25,000 Safe Sleep and Travel for Children VIC WA from Disadvantaged Families. Aboriginal Children in Care Capacity Building East Loddon Food Share Program $10,000 Poverty and Disadvantage Arts and Humanities Capacity VIC Capacity Building Grants Total: $271,000 Building Grants Total: $125,000* Core Support

*Co-funded with Minderoo Foundation & Spinifex Foundation

29 Edmund Rice Services $10,000 Mission Australia $9,970 St. Vincent de Paul Society $10,000 NSW NSW SA Refugee and Migrant Empowerment Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, Asylum Seeker Assistance Fund Program Respite Weekend Stawell Neighbourhood House $10,000 Foodbank SA $9,972 Ngulingah Local Aboriginal VIC SA Land Council $10,000 Free & Fun - Learning for Kids Chicken Meat for Food Hubs NSW Empowering Women, Families and TAD $10,000 Goulburn River Clans $4,100 Communities NSW VIC Chance to Ride Goulburn River Clans Inc Relocation Northern Volunteering $10,000 Project SA The Collingwood Cottage $6,000 Youth Education Service VIC Gunawirra $10,000 A Nutritious Supplement to the Diet of NSW Ocean Grove Neighbourhood Centre $8,000 the Disadvantaged Young Aboriginal Mothers Project VIC Community Inclusion The Federation of Western Harris Fields State School $10,000 Australian Police and Community QLD Out There Kowanyama $9,600 Youth Centres $2,299 Wash Away the Tears QLD WA Empowering Young Leaders from a Girls Yarning Circle Hastings Community House $10,000 Remote Indigenous Community VIC The Way Community $7,000 Soup In Schools Parramatta/Holroyd Family Support $10,000 VIC NSW Bathroom Upgrade Heart & Soul Community Group $6,440 Play and Learn Development Group - SA Pendle Hill Warrawong Residents Forum $10,000 Can We Cut It? NSW Prison Fellowship Australia Warrawong Residents Forum Kensington Neighbourhood House $10,000 - Victoria $10,000 VIC VIC Welcome to Australia $10,000 Growing Together Camp for Kids - Living Extraordinary SA Lives The Welcome Centre SA Kirrae Health Services $10,000 VIC Reclink Australia $10,000 West Welcome Wagon $10,000 Koko Blokes SA VIC New Horizons Project Phase 2 Food Run - Mid year and End of year Loddon Campaspe Multicultural Services $10,000 River Nile Learning Centre $9,600 Western Sydney University $9,888 VIC VIC NSW Friday Food Safari Work Readiness Training for Refugees Feeding Cultures and Asylum Seekers Lolly Jar Circus $2,900 Willum Warrain Aboriginal SA Rural Housing Network Limited Association Incorporated $10,000 Indigenous Circus Scholarships trading as BeyondHousing $8,692 VIC VIC Aboriginal Women’s Cultural Marble Bar Community Resource Homelessness information for local Programs Officer Centre $10,000 CALD communitites WA Poverty and Disadvantage Marble Bar Community Advocacy safe steps Family Violence Small Grants Total: $465,858 Service Response Centre $10,000 VIC *Co-funded with the Gay and Lesbian Melba Support Services $10,000* First Steps to Healing for Children Foundation of Australia VIC Sexuality, Equality, Disability Share Care $9,170 NSW Melbourne Fringe $10,000 Family Partnership Project VIC Deadly Producers - Emerging St John Ambulance Australia $10,000 Indigenous Producer Program NT East Arnhem First Aid Qualifications for Indigenous Young People Project

30 Education Small Grants Dandenong West Primary School $2,800 Kallangur State School $10,000 VIC QLD Active After School Bicycle Education Numeracy Intervention

Altona North Primary School $10,000 Deception Bay Flexible Kemblawarra Child and VIC Learning Centre $2,000 Family Centre $10,000 KIND QLD NSW Aikido for Disenfranchised Young Soft Fall Replacement Bankstown Community People Resource Group $10,000 Kendall Public School P and C NSW Donald Learning Group $10,000 Association $8,000 Technology Based Early Learning VIC NSW Easy Steps for Donald Youths Stage 2 of New Playground Belmore Boys High School $10,000 NSW Doxa Youth Foundation $10,000 Kuraby State Special School $10,000 Swim School Program VIC QLD Education Pathways Workshops for Performing Arts Berrigan Shire Council - Library Refugee and Newly-Arrived Migrant Service $2,000 Students Larnook Public School P and C NSW Association $3,000 Veggies and Vitality Eaglehawk Secondary College $9,100 NSW VIC Larnook’s Got Talent! Berrimba Child Care Centre $10,000 GROW Gardening Program for VIC Education Little Souls Taking Big Steps $7,000 Extending on Children’s Learning and QLD Giving them Pride and Self Worth Early Links Inclusion Support Service $6,000 Purchase of Gross Motor Development NSW Equipment Brunswick Learning Space $10,000 Future Leaders - Be My Buddy VIC Mannum Community College $6,750 Technology for Teaching Echuca Moama Toy Library $6,000 SA VIC Laptop Initiative Bundoora Secondary College $8,000 New Toys to Inspire Older Children VIC Merri Outreach Support Services $2,000 STEM and Sustainability Evans River K-12 Community School $4,678 VIC NSW Children’s Educational and Play Carroll Public School $10,000 STEM Robotics Equipment NSW School Kitchen Upgrade Fairbridge Western Australia $4,880 Moonee Valley Toy Library $3,810 WA VIC Centacare Catholic Family Services $5,573 MangaHigh Learning Program Toys to Help Support Children with SA Sensory Disorders Wattle Range Mobile Toy Library Foster Primary School $9,616 VIC Mount Garnet State School Centennial Park School $4,318 Enhancing Literacy and Numeracy P&C Association $10,000 NSW Skills Through Technology QLD Centennial ‘Perk’ Early Childhood Education Awareness Gladigau Park Kindergarten $10,000 Program Charles La Trobe College $6,150 SA VIC Outdoor Redevelopment Murray Bridge High School Kitchen Garden Disability Unit $9,702 Gleneagles Secondary School $10,000 SA Cooran State School Education $5,000 VIC Integrating zSpace across the QLD Mix Up Learning Areas for Students with Canberra Educational Experience Disabilities 2018 Gravesend P and C Association $9,953 NSW Murray High School $9,618 Cranbourne Carlisle Primary School $9,500 Technology Development NSW VIC Empowering Within Cultural Connectionz Ingle Farm East Primary Disability Unit $5,912 Nimbin Central School $6,000 Cranbourne West Primary School $10,000 SA NSW VIC Communcation and Education - iPads Project Based Learning Initiative Weather-safe Space for Students to Play, Develop and Learn

31 Northern Gulf Resource Townsville Central State Primary Family Grants Management Group $2,606 School P and C Association $10,000 QLD QLD Gulf Kids Environment Day 2018 – Continuance of Chappie Programs Animals Asia $15,000 Herb Spiral Activity SA Tyabb Railway Station Primary Merricks Bear Penrith Valley Learning School $10,000 School $8,600 NSW VIC Ardoch Youth Foundation $10,000 Ngala Twilight Markets Reading Support Program VIC Education Volunteers Program Port Macquarie Community College $10,000 Ulverstone High, Department NSW of Education Tasmania $10,000 Arts Centre Melbourne $8,000 NSC Science Resources TAS VIC STEM Tank First Call Fund & Dark Matter Pumicestone State School $10,000 QLD Wedderburn Community House $10,000 Asylum Seeker Resource Centre $10,000 Literacy Improvement through VIC VIC Instrumental Music Stage Fright Housing Program

Rosebery District High School $9,014 Wirreanda Secondary School $1,000 Australia Council for the Arts $68,500 TAS SA NSW From Concrete to Abstract - Improving WAVE Butterfly Sanctuary Venice Biennale 2019 Student Outcomes and Teacher Proficiency. Woorinen South Preschool $10,000 Australian Chamber Orchestra $26,250 VIC NSW Smile-A-Mile Fun Bus & Toy Library $9,000 Outdoor Upgrade Special Projects & Core Support NT Toys and Play Equipment for Fun, Wyrallah Road P and C Association $10,000 Australian Environmental Learning and Development NSW Grantmakers Network $14,530 Nature-based Playground: Connecting VIC St George School P&C Committee $2,823 to Nature through Learning and Play The Sustaining Fund & Core Support NSW Eye Gaze Technology Program Yarraville Special Developmental Australian Red Cross $2,000 School $7,860 VIC St Marys District School $7,500 VIC Core Support TAS The Grad Cafe MakerSpace Australian Wildlife Conservancy $15,000 Youth Education Centre $10,000 WA Swan Hill South Kindergarten $10,000 SA Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary VIC Sports Court Upgrade Outdoor Area Upgrade Bega Shire Council Mayoral Education Small Grants Total: $500,763 Appeal Fund $2,500 Sydney Story Factory $10,000 NSW NSW Core Support Willmot Dreams: Aspirational Creative Writing Workshops Beyond Blue $500 VIC The Caves State School $5,000 Core Support QLD STEM Room Biennale of Australian Art $5,000 VIC The Entrance Public School $10,000 Core Support NSW A World Of Developing Literacies Brotherhood of St Laurence $10,000 VIC Theatre Kimberley $10,000 Core Support WA Dragonfly Outreach Program Causindy $20,000 NSW Thornbury High School $10,000 Core Support VIC Enriching Learning Diversity through Music

32 CoDesign $2,600 SANE Australia $20,000 Mental Health Committee VIC VIC The Neighbourhood Project Core Support batyr $50,000 Documentary Australia Foundation $25,000 Second Bite $5,000 NSW NSW VIC batyr@school Digital Upgrade Core Support Murdoch Childrens Research Environmental Justice Australia $2,700 Shepparton Art Museum $50,000 Institute $50,000 VIC VIC VIC Core Support New SAM Assessing Resilience in Children and Knowing How and When to Intervene Foundation for Rural & Regional Spinal Research Institute $2,500 Renewal $21,325 VIC Satellite Foundation $20,000 VIC Core Support VIC Northern Rivers Community Three Year Funding for Programs Foundation & Heywire Stroke Foundation $5,000 Manager and Fundraising & VIC Communications Coordinator Giant Steps Australia $10,000 Core Support NSW The Reach Foundation $80,000 Community Access for Students & The Australian Ballet $9,600 VIC Young Adults with Autism VIC Crew Development Core Support Hobart City Mission $30,000 Mental Health Committee Total $200,000 TAS The Australian Literacy and DIY Dads & Small Steps Numeracy Foundation $20,000 NSW Merlyn Myer Fund Hobart Women’s Shelter $20,000 Core Support TAS Core Support The Dame Nellie Melba Opera Trust $7,000 A Peace of Nourishment $50,000 VIC NSW Jack Brockhoff Child Health Core Support Web-Series Production and Wellbeing Program $1,600 VIC The Fred Hollows Foundatioon $5,000 Women and Mentoring $25,000 Core Support NSW VIC Resoring Sight through Coastrek Specialised Help for Criminalised Marcus Oldham College $25,000 Women VIC The Pinnacle Foundation $1,000 New Learning Centre NSW Merlyn Myer Fund Grants Total: $75,000 Core Support Melbourne Theatre Company $25,000 VIC The Royal Historical Society Next Stage of Victoria $5,000 VIC Musica Viva $5,000 Core Support NSW Melbourne International Chamber The Salvation Army $5,000 Music Competititon VIC Core Support National Portrait Gallery of Australia $17,750 ACT The Thin Green Line Foundation $25,000 Andrew Sayers Memorial Lecture & VIC 2020 Portraits - Margaret Seares, Towards Chief Operating Officer Salary Michelle Simmons, Tan Le University of Melbourne $10,000 Opera Australia $25,000 VIC NSW Victorian College of the Arts - Core Support Scholarships

Oxfam Australia $3,000 Family Grants Total: $598,355 VIC Core Support

Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art $4,000 QLD Core Support

Samford Riding for the Disabled $3,000 QLD Core Support

33 Sidney Myer Fund The Myer Foundation Grantmaking Committees

Chairman Founder and Life Governor Sustainability and Environment Carrillo Gantner AO Mr Baillieu Myer AC William Shelmerdine (Co-Convenor) Paddy Myer (Co-Convenor) Trustees Life Governor Martyn Myer AO Sally Lindsay Lady Southey AC Lindy Shelmerdine Sidney Myer AM Carrillo Gantner AO Michael Myer Andrew Myer AM Toby Kent President Sidney Myer Fund Grantmaking Committees Martyn Myer AO Myer Innovation Fellowships (co-supported by the Sidney Myer Fund) Arts and Humanities Vice President Anna Foley (Co-Convenor) Kate Shelmerdine (Convenor) Emily Myer Jon Myer (Co-Convenor) Lady Southey AC Andrew Myer AM Carrillo Gantner AO Directors Jan Owen AM AO Lindy Shelmerdine John Daley Lindy Shelmerdine Adelaide Badgery Kerry Gardner AM Kim Williams AM Mental Health Committee Patrick Myer Mary Vallentine AO Laura Shelmerdine (Co-Convenor) Sue Nattrass AO Nell Golden (Co-Convenor) Stephen Armstrong Members Emily Myer Joanna Baevski Nick Lindsay Education Chris Baillieu Rob Hayward Maree Shelmerdine (Convenor) Samantha Baillieu AM Sarah Hardy (Until Oct17) Sally Lindsay Jon Berry Louise Myer Jigna Desai Anna Spraggett Anna Foley STAFF Lucy Myer (Leave of absence from Jul17) Dashiell Gantner Jon Berry Vallejo Gantner Chief Executive Officer Ben Jensen ZiYin Gantner Leonard Vary Kerry Gardner AM Poverty and Disadvantage Nell Golden Chief Financial Officer Sally Lindsay (Convenor) Daisy Hayward Hang Truong Lady Southey AC Rob Hayward Andrew Myer AM Kate Herd Program Managers Louise Myer Simon Herd Kirsty Allen Joanna Baevski Natalie Herd Neal Harvey Professor Emeritus Dorothy Scott AM Jonathan Lindsay Elena Mogilevski Phillip Mendes Nicholas Lindsay Sally Lindsay Executive Assistant Merlyn Myer Fund Timothy Lindsay Amy Hill Sally Lindsay Hugh Lockie Lindy Shelmerdine Jessica Lockie Administration Assistant Samantha Baillieu AM Annabel Myer Jennifer Kelly Joanna Baevski Edgar Myer Edwina Myer Jessica Myer Jon Myer Laura Myer Lilly Myer Louise Myer Lucy Myer Michael Myer Patrick Myer Philip Myer Rupert Myer AO Mrs Sarah Myer Walter Myer Jemima Myer Charles Myer Andrew Myer AM Sidney Myer AM Laura Richards David Shelmerdine Emily Shelmerdine Kate Shelmerdine Lilian Shelmerdine Maree Shelmerdine Matthew Shelmerdine Stephen Shelmerdine Tom Shelmerdine William Shelmerdine Anna Spraggett Will Spraggett

34 Financial Summary

Sidney Myer Fund Trustees’ Grants $2,038,175 Sidney Myer Creative Fellowships $1,440,000 Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards $175,000 Myer Innovation Fellowships $259,850 Poverty and Disadvantage Large Grants $741,877 Poverty and Disadvantage Capacity Building Grants $271,000 Poverty and Disadvantage Small Grants $465,858 Arts and Humanities Capacity Building Grants $125,000 Education Large Grants $950,504 Education Small Grants $500,763 Merlyn Myer Fund $75,000 Total Sidney Myer Fund Grants $7,043,027

The Myer Foundation Directors’ Grants $4,007,000 Myer Innovation Fellowships $130,000 Sustainability and Environment Large Grants $673,660 Sustainability and Environment Capacity Building Grants $277,769 Family Grants $598,355 Mental Health Committee $200,000 Total The Myer Foundation Grants $5,886,784

Total Fund and Foundation Grants $12,929,811

Total Combined Distributions since 1934 $255,386,091*

* Not adjusted to current day values

Grants Distributed as Classified by Themes

Poverty and Disadvantage 19% Arts and Humanities 25%

Health and Wellbeing 5%

Environment 12% Civil Society and Human Rights 7%

Community Development 6%

Social Finance 3%

Education 23%

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