W E L C O M E T O B E L U G A F O U N D A T I O N
Would you pay it
forward if you could?
When your pockets are full, it pays to share. This was a reality for Beluga Foundation founder and CEO, Brendan McAssey. His ship had come in, and he wanted to make meaningful change to causes close to his own heart.
Inspired by his lifelong experience of disability, informed by his sister, Michelle, and his father, Danny, Brendan is determined to bridge support gaps for people living with a disability, champion neurodiversity, break new ground in stroke research and inspire fellow humans to pay it forward when they can.
W E L C O M E T O
B E L U G A F O U N D A T I O N
Would you pay it
forward if you could?
When your pockets are full, it pays to share. This was a reality for Beluga Foundation founder and CEO, Brendan McAssey. His ship had come in, and he wanted to make meaningful change to causes close to his own heart.
Inspired by his lifelong experience of disability, informed by his sister, Michelle, and his father, Danny, Brendan is determined to bridge support gaps for people living with a disability, champion neurodiversity, break new ground in stroke research and inspire fellow humans to pay it forward when they can.
W E L C O M E T O
B E L U G A F O U N D A T I O N
Would you pay it
forward if you could?
When your pockets are full, it pays to share. This was a reality for Beluga Foundation founder and CEO, Brendan McAssey. His ship had come in, and he wanted to make meaningful change to causes close to his own heart.
Inspired by his lifelong experience of disability, informed by his sister, Michelle, and his father, Danny, Brendan is determined to bridge support gaps for people living with a disability, champion neurodiversity, break new ground in stroke research and inspire fellow humans to pay it forward when they can.
Disability Support
Bridging support gaps in for those living with disability is one of the guiding principles of the Beluga Foundation. Being closely involved with the support of his sister, Michelle, who has lived with Spina Bifida since birth, Brendan sees the challenges that arise particularly in the realm of employment.
Recognising the impact of finding meaningful employment for people living with a disability, Beluga Foundation aims to empower businesses through infrastructure and social solutions to hire with inclusion and neurodiversity top of mind.
Disability Support
Bridging support gaps in for those living with disability is one of the guiding principles of the Beluga Foundation. Being closely involved with the support of his sister, Michelle, who has lived with Spina Bifida since birth, Brendan sees the challenges that arise particularly in the realm of employment.
Recognising the impact of finding meaningful employment for people living with a disability, Beluga Foundation aims to empower businesses through infrastructure and social solutions to hire with inclusion and neurodiversity top of mind.
Disability Support
Bridging support gaps in for those living with disability is one of the guiding principles of the Beluga Foundation. Being closely involved with the support of his sister, Michelle, who has lived with Spina Bifida since birth, Brendan sees the challenges that arise particularly in the realm of employment.
Recognising the impact of finding meaningful employment for people living with a disability, Beluga Foundation aims to empower businesses through infrastructure and social solutions to hire with inclusion and neurodiversity top of mind.
Stroke Research
Stroke is one of the biggest causes of disability in Australia and is responsible for more premature deaths than breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men. Improving outcomes for stroke patients and their families is a focus for the Beluga Foundation, inspired by our founder’s loss of his father at 56 to stroke.
To date, Beluga Foundation has donated $7 million to fund human trials of ground-breaking stroke treatment through La Trobe University and will continue to do so.
Stroke Research
Stroke is one of the biggest causes of disability in Australia and is responsible for more premature deaths than breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men. Improving outcomes for stroke patients and their families is a focus for the Beluga Foundation, inspired by our founder’s loss of his father at 56 to stroke.
To date, Beluga Foundation has donated $7 million to fund human trials of ground-breaking stroke treatment through La Trobe University and will continue to do so.
Partnerships
One of the biggest goals for the Beluga Foundation is to encourage others to give when they can. We currently work with a couple of brilliant organisations, supporting their social impact efforts and pushing to generate outcomes for the betterment of us all.
We would love others to join in our philanthropic efforts, and welcome conversations about potential partnerships.
Partnerships
One of the biggest goals for the Beluga Foundation is to encourage others to give when they can. We currently work with a couple of brilliant organisations, supporting their social impact efforts and pushing to generate outcomes for the betterment of us all.
We would love others to join in our philanthropic efforts, and welcome conversations about potential partnerships.
Partnerships
One of the biggest goals for the Beluga Foundation is to encourage others to give when they can. We currently work with a couple of brilliant organisations, supporting their social impact efforts and pushing to generate outcomes for the betterment of us all.
We would love others to join in our philanthropic efforts, and welcome conversations about potential partnerships.
