Our partners
We are passionate about finding innovative ways of working with partners who share our values.
Together we develop projects that deliver productive opportunities for the kitchen garden community. Our work is only made possible with the continued support of our partners, and we sincerely thank them for their commitment and generosity.
SMART Collective have partnered with The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to create an immersive food education hub at Burradoo Park Farm for the benefit of local and regional schools, and their communities.
The CFC Foundation has partnered with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to support WA schools in delivering the Kitchen Garden Program, helping children build practical skills and confidence in growing, cooking and sharing healthy food.
Costa Group has partnered with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to support schools and services across Australia to access the Kitchen Garden Program, ensuring even more children receive hands-on experiences in both growing and eating fresh fruit and vegetables.
Since 2020, General Mills Australia has partnered with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to offer annual grants to assist schools in low socio-economic areas to establish kitchen and garden infrastructure and launch the Kitchen Garden Program.
Macdoch Foundation has partnered with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation since 2023. This support began with infrastructural investment to enable expansion across NSW schools, and now focuses on supporting the Foundation to build their long-term sustainability.
The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation and Powerhouse have partnered to empower young people in Western Sydney and regional NSW with the knowledge and skills to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, affordable and culturally diverse food.
The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation has partnered with Seasol to inspire the next generation of Australians to grow bountiful crops in kitchen gardens right across the country.
In 2024 the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth) and the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation partnered to give children at more than 500 Victorian schools a positive relationship with fresh, healthy food.
The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation has partnered with wicking system specialists WaterUps to make gardening easier and more water‑wise for schools and early childhood services across Australia.
Supporters
Our thanks go to the businesses who support us to deliver pleasurable food education. We could not accomplish this goal without their involvement and dedication.
Premier Australian commercial law firm Arnold Bloch Leibler helped us establish the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation in 2004, secured our charitable deductible gift recipient (DGR) status, and continue to provide pro bono legal advice.
Providing pro-bono legal support to the Foundation, McCullough Robertson is a leading independent full-service Australian law firm, providing exceptional legal services to clients across every State and Territory, as well as internationally.
MSP Photography and Compass Education joined the Foundation as print partner in November 2021. With state-of-the-art printing facilities, they play a critical role in producing our collection of educational materials.
Providing pro-bono legal support to the Foundation, Norton Rose Fulbright provides a full scope of legal services to the world’s preeminent corporations and financial institutions.
Ryset Australia has been a supporter of the Foundation since 2008, equipping the kitchen garden community with quality garden products and equipment.
Leaders in signage solutions, metal marking, awards and identification products, Tiger Corp provide signage and visual displays to the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation.
“Through authentic collaboration with schools, communities and partners, we are expanding access to pleasurable food education — so more young people across Australia can experience the joy, connection and lifelong benefits of good food. By joining forces, sharing information and knowledge our collective impact can create better habits for life.”
Rob Rees MBE DL, CEO, Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation