Where the gift actually lands.
Every meeting sends a real gift to a charity the executive chooses. This page is the whole of it: how the money moves, the terms it runs on, and how anyone can verify it independently.
The money path, exactly.
The gift is delivered to the executive's chosen charity within 14 days of the meeting, and confirmed in writing.
Each meeting is one flat $1,500 fee, paid by the vendor. The charity's share rises with how many meetings the vendor takes across the year, and we publish the split at every tier.
What a meeting actually does.
One held meeting directs $900 to $1,200 to a charity the executive chooses. Here is what that supports at three of the causes leaders can choose.
Emergency and primary health care across rural and remote Australia. A gift here supports the aeromedical aircraft and medical equipment that keep the service flying.
Early intervention mental health support for young people aged 12 to 25, through headspace centres across Australia plus online and phone services.
Research, prevention and support across every area of every cancer, including the free, confidential Cancer Council 13 11 20 support service.
These descriptions come from the charities' own materials, not ours, and we quote no figures they have not published. Every gift is confirmed in writing, and DGR status means you can verify each one on the public register.
What we commit to, in plain words.
The conditions the giving runs on. These are deliberate, and they are the same for everyone.
- 1A real gift is sent to the chosen charity for every meeting that is actually held. The executive never pays.
- 2Once a meeting takes place the donation is committed and is paid within 14 days, regardless of the commercial outcome of the conversation.
- 3Each meeting is one flat $1,500 fee paid by the vendor. The charity receives $900 to $1,200 of it, rising with the number of meetings the vendor takes across the year, and we publish the split at every tier.
- 4Only deductible gift recipient (DGR) endorsed Australian charities are eligible, so every gift goes to a recognised cause and is publicly verifiable.
- 5The executive receives written confirmation that the gift was made.
- 6The executive chooses from our curated shortlist, or nominates any other DGR-endorsed Australian charity, which we verify and add before their first meeting. They can change the choice at any time, including per meeting. We never assign one.
- 7If a vendor behaves badly in a meeting, the gift is still paid in full; the vendor loses access.
Why it has to be DGR.
Deductible gift recipient is the Australian Taxation Office's higher-bar endorsement, listed on the public register. It is a stricter standard than charity registration alone.
- Every gift goes to a charity that meets the ATO's higher endorsement bar
- DGR status is public and checkable, so nothing rests on our word
- It keeps every gift traceable to a recognised Australian cause
- It removes any grey area about where the money went
Their conversation. Their cause.
The executive directs where their charity's share goes. We never assign a charity for them.
Choose from our curated shortlist, or name any other DGR-endorsed Australian charity. We verify and add it before your first meeting. The cause is yours to pick, not ours to suggest.
Switch your nominated charity at any time, and nominate a different one for each individual meeting.
You receive written confirmation that the gift was made, within 14 days of the meeting.
Whatever matters to you.
Founding executives have pointed the giving at causes like these. The list is illustrative; the choice is always yours.
Executives choose from our curated shortlist and may nominate any DGR-endorsed Australian charity.
Do not take our word for it.
Every charity on this model is public record. You can check any organisation before a single dollar moves.
On the giving.
If yours is not here, raise it on the call.
What is DGR, in plain terms?
Can an executive pick a charity that is not DGR-endorsed?
What if the meeting does not go well?
Are the charities shown here your partners?
How do I know the money arrived?
A relevant meeting, a real gift.
Join the waitlist. Executives decide what is worth their time, and every conversation they take funds a DGR-endorsed charity they choose, $900 to $1,200, at no cost to them.
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