SKJ Family Foundation

The SKJ Family Foundation is a private ancillary fund dedicated to creating lasting social impact by supporting disadvantaged young people and victims of domestic violence across Australia. Founded by Sam and Krystal Johnson, the foundation strategically funds charities and organisations that deliver meaningful change, focusing on sustainable, outcome-driven initiatives that empower communities and break cycles of disadvantage.

Empowering Disadvantaged Youth and Domestic Violence Survivors

The flagship activity of the SKJ Family Foundation is its targeted funding of projects that provide direct support to disadvantaged children, adolescents, families, and victims of domestic violence. This includes backing initiatives that address educational, financial, social, medical, and mental health challenges, ensuring that funded programs create measurable, sustainable impact in vulnerable communities.

Mission and Vision

The SKJ Family Foundation’s mission is to invest in the future of disadvantaged young people and domestic violence survivors by partnering with charities that deliver real, measurable outcomes. Its vision is a society where these vulnerable groups receive continuous support, enabling them to overcome adversity and thrive.

Main Objectives

• Provide strategic funding to charities supporting disadvantaged youth and domestic violence victims
• Ensure sustainability and long-term impact of funded projects
• Foster collaboration and active engagement with community organisations
• Promote transparency, accountability, and outcome-driven giving

Benefiting Groups

• Children and adolescents facing educational, financial, or social disadvantage
• Families affected by medical conditions, disability, addiction, or mental illness
• Victims of domestic violence requiring direct support and assistance

Types of Services or Activities

• Funding for programs addressing education, health, and social welfare needs
• Support for medical research focused on child and adolescent health
• Grants enabling charities to deliver direct assistance and empowerment services to vulnerable groups
• Partnerships that encourage community engagement and leadership development among youth