Documents Relating To Executive Council Of Australian Jewry Grant.
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The Attorney-General's Department released charitable registration documents for The Trustee For Ecaj Harm Prevention Fund (ABN 65692477584), the charitable entity of the Executive Council of Australian Jewry. The 2023 Annual Information Statement shows the organisation operated as a medium-sized charity with annual revenue between $500,000 and $2,999,999, conducted its "Harm Prevention" program across all Australian states and territories, and classified its activities as anti-discrimination work benefiting culturally and linguistically diverse people, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and crime victims. The organisation operated with five volunteers and no paid staff, published media articles, engaged with the Australian Human Rights Commission, and conducted joint community education events. Financial reporting documents indicate the charity had reportable related party transactions involving fees paid to related parties, though the specific transaction details are not fully visible in the excerpt provided.
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