TPR Media is a Brisbane digital agency that supports charities and community groups with donations, fundraising and no-cost digital services. Its annual in-kind service grants cover SEO, AI search, CRO, web development, marketing consultancy, Google Ads management and Meta Ads management. Organisations can nominate themselves or be nominated. Grants are services, not cash or a TPR Media-funded ad budget. Eligible charities may also get help applying to Google Ad Grants for ad spend donated by Google, subject to Google's approval.
We give back in two ways: with our wallets and with our skills.
We donate to registered charities and get behind community fundraising events, from overnight walks and charity rides to sleepouts and month-long challenges.
Some of the most useful things we can give are the things we do every day. We provide websites, digital marketing, SEO, hosting and similar services free of charge to organisations doing good work, so more of their money goes where it's needed.
Some of our relationships go back a long way. For over a decade, TPR Media has supported HELP Enterprises, the White Bear Foundation and The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation, and we're proud to keep standing behind the work they do in our community.
Since August 2025, TPR Media has been a member of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program. We want our business to be a welcoming place for everyone, including people living with disabilities you can't always see.
Not every cause we support is a registered charity. We also like to lend a hand to local groups and community efforts when they need it.
Each year, organisations can nominate themselves or be nominated for TPR Media services at no cost. These are in-kind services, not cash awards, and TPR Media does not provide a paid media budget. For eligible charities, we can help apply to Google Ad Grants for ad spend donated by Google, subject to Google's eligibility requirements and approval.
Nominations are reviewed for potential fit with the community need and the organisation's ability to take part. The number and scope of grants depend on available capacity.
Nominate a charity, not-for-profit or community group for an annual service grant. Tell us about its need, who would benefit, and its readiness to take part.
Here are some of the organisations we've been glad to support. Visit their websites to learn more or get involved.
HELP Enterprises is a Queensland social enterprise and registered charity, established in 1968, creating employment and training opportunities for people with disability and disadvantage. Its commercial businesses reinvest their surplus into community programs that build inclusive workplaces and long-term career pathways.
The White Bear Foundation is a Brisbane-based charity that helps children and young people build self-esteem, confidence and resilience in the years leading into high school, through fun, supportive workshops and presentations for kids, parents and schools.
Through its community initiative The Common Good, The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation funds life-changing medical research, specialised equipment and patient care at The Prince Charles Hospital, one of Australia's leading heart and lung hospitals, and Caboolture Hospital.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard lets people with non-visible disabilities, conditions or chronic illnesses discreetly signal that they may need a little more time, help or understanding. In Australia, the program works in partnership with Bayley House to train staff and build more inclusive workplaces and public spaces.
All Night Long is an overnight 21km or 42km fundraising walk through Brisbane. Funds raised support the Children's Hospital Foundation's research, equipment and bedside programs, and Ronald McDonald House South East Queensland's accommodation that keeps families close to the hospital.
The Mito Foundation supports Australians and families affected by mitochondrial disease and funds research toward a cure. Its flagship event, the Bloody Long Walk, is a 35km challenge held in cities around the country.
Cancer Council funds cancer research, leads prevention campaigns such as sun safety, and offers free information and support to patients, carers and families on 13 11 20. Community events like Daffodil Day and Australia's Biggest Morning Tea help fund that work.
Movember is a global men's health charity, founded in Australia in 2003, tackling mental health and suicide prevention, prostate cancer and testicular cancer. The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride brings classic and vintage motorcycle riders together each year to raise funds and awareness.
The Kokoda Youth Foundation supports at-risk young Australians through mentoring programs built on the Kokoda values of courage, endurance, mateship and sacrifice. The Kokoda Challenge endurance event funds these programs so they stay free for participants.
The MS Moonlight Walk is MS Queensland's annual lantern-lit walk along the Brisbane River from South Bank. Funds raised support people living with multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions, through services such as specialist nursing and physiotherapy, and through research.
Dry July encourages Australians to go alcohol-free for the month of July to raise funds for people affected by cancer. The money goes toward practical comfort and care, such as patient transport, wellness centres and treatment room upgrades.
Founded in Brisbane, the Mental Awareness Foundation works to break down the stigma around mental illness and prevent suicide. Its annual Walk for Awareness along the Brisbane River raises funds for frontline mental health charities.
The Black Dog Institute is an Australian medical research institute, affiliated with UNSW Sydney, focused on understanding, preventing and treating mental illness. One Foot Forward, its October walking challenge, funds free digital resources, training for health professionals and suicide prevention research.
Run by the St Vincent de Paul Society, the Vinnies CEO Sleepout asks business leaders to sleep outdoors for one winter night to raise funds and awareness for Australians experiencing homelessness. Funds support emergency accommodation, meals, healthcare and long-term housing.
Mater Chicks in Pink, part of Mater Foundation, provides practical and emotional support to Queensland women going through breast cancer treatment. Funds raised provide support packages, financial hardship assistance and clinical trials.
For over a decade, TPR Media has supported HELP Enterprises, the White Bear Foundation and The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation, and we're a member of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program. We've also supported charities including the Children's Hospital Foundation, Mito Foundation, Cancer Council NSW, Movember, Kokoda Youth Foundation, MS Queensland, Dry July Foundation, Mental Awareness Foundation, Black Dog Institute, Vinnies and Mater Chicks in Pink.
In two ways: financially, through donations and community fundraising events such as charity walks, rides and sleepouts, and by providing our own services, such as websites, digital marketing, SEO and hosting, at no cost to charities and community organisations.
Charities, not-for-profits and community groups can nominate themselves, and supporters can nominate an organisation they know. The nominator provides their own contact details and explains the organisation's need, the community benefit and its ability to take part.
The annual in-kind service grant categories are SEO, AI Search, CRO, Web Development, Marketing Consultancy, Google Ads Management, Meta Ads Management. Choose the service that best matches the organisation's current need when submitting a nomination.
No. These are in-kind service grants, not cash awards. TPR Media does not provide a paid media budget with Google Ads or Meta Ads management grants. For eligible charities, we can help apply to Google Ad Grants for ad spend donated by Google, subject to Google's eligibility requirements and approval.
TPR Media reviews the stated need, intended community benefit and the organisation's ability to take part against available capacity. The number and scope of grants depend on capacity, and submitting a nomination does not guarantee an award.
We'd love to hear what you're working on. If you're a charity or community group looking for a hand, whether that's a website, digital marketing or advice, get in touch.