Do What U Luv Foundation · 9 September 2026
Registrations and program value facilitated since 2014, followed by three years of financial results. Fiscal year runs July to June.
Registrations facilitated
Programs closed through 2020–21. Registrations fell from 1,563 to 419, then recovered past the pre-pandemic peak.
Program value facilitated
Family payments processed through the platform on behalf of program providers. 2020–21 is not comparable to the years around it: programs were cancelled and only a small number ran for the children of essential workers. Every family was offered a refund or a credit, and many chose to leave the money with the providers instead, to help small community organisations survive the closures.
| FY2023–24 | FY2024–25 | FY2026 budget | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earned revenue | $94,087 | $139,678 | $150,000 |
| Grants and donations | $69,500 | $54,000 | $74,500 |
| Total revenue | $163,587 | $193,678 | $224,500 |
| Operating cost | $147,015 | $197,112 | $216,920 |
| Change in net assets | $16,573 | −$3,434 | $7,580 |
FY2023–24 captured only half of the school district service contract. The first contract ran on a calendar year while our fiscal year runs July to June, so $35,000 of $70,000 fell inside it. Year-over-year percentages measured from that year overstate growth.
FY2024–25 closed at a deficit. That was the year without a trained second person in place.
FY2025–26 closed in June and its financial statement is not yet finalised, so the third column is the 2026 operating budget rather than a result.