Where every word on a profile comes from

Every registered charity has a page on Causebase, built the same way from three sources, each labelled and dated. Organisations do not update their own profiles, nothing is scored, and Causebase is not a rating house.

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The three labels on every profile

ACNC and ATO registers
Dated
The public record
Researched profile
Sourced from the organisation
What the organisation has published
Backed by a named funder
Dated
What named foundations say

Three sources, each labelled and dated

One organisation’s page, as a signed-in giver sees it. Each panel says where its information came from and when.

Example profile

Reily Foundation

Works with parents navigating child protection to bring their children home.

About

An independent not-for-profit giving free practical support, education and advocacy to parents navigating the child protection system in South Australia, so that children and their families get the best possible outcome. The work is tailored case management, counselling, workshops, and advocacy for individual families and across the system.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Machine-written · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

Founded

2021

Headquarters

SA, Australia

Annual Revenue

$498,000FY2026

Deductible Gift Recipient

External Links

ACNC register

DGR status from the ATO · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

Funders

why we back them

A reunification rate four times the national figure, with the cost per family a fraction of a year in care. The founder has lived experience of the system and the data to show it.

what we looked at

Three years of outcome data, the audited accounts, two site visits and references from the referring agencies.

outcomes we track

Children reunified, cost per family, avoided out-of-home care costs

Riannah Burns

Head of Venture Philanthropy and Impact

Opinion provided by 10x10 Philanthropy

May 2026 · Not a recommendation

Team

Nadia Bergineti

Founder and CEO

A qualified social worker with a background in executive leadership and systems advocacy.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

Founding Story

Founder Nadia Bergineti is a qualified social worker with a background in executive leadership and systems advocacy. Nadia believes that supporting parents to address their own childhood trauma and build their capacity is how children get to grow up in a safe, loving and stable home.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

Impact

The Problem

There are 4,866 children in out-of-home care in South Australia, at a cost to government of between $487,185 and $955,880 a year for each child in residential care. Many enter care because of family, domestic or sexual violence, parental mental illness, or poverty.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

The Innovation

A child-focused, holistic and highly practical approach that helps parents navigate the system and bring their children home from out-of-home care, through programs such as “showing up for your kids”.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

Impact Framework

Impact Themes

Justice, Democracy & RightsMental Health

Solutions

Early ActionPrevention

Who They Serve

Poverty and DisadvantageOut of Home Care

Life Areas

AdultsChildren

Sustainable Development Goals

Reduced Inequalities

Sustainable Cities and Communities

Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

Scale of Impact

72 children reunified with their families.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation · Retrieved 15 Sept 2026

01The public record

Registration, finances and DGR status from the ACNC and ATO registers, dated. Financials can be up to 18 months old.

ACNC and ATO registers

Dated

02What the organisation has published

Built from the organisation’s own website, reports and media, every source linked. The description is machine-written and labelled as such.

Researched profile

Sourced from the organisation

03What named foundations say

Why a foundation backs the organisation and what it looked at, under its own name and dated. Not a recommendation.

Backed by a named funder

Dated

The two rules every profile follows

No organisation writes its own page.

Why organisations do not edit their own pages

Every page is built from the same public sources by the same process, so a small organisation in Mount Isa reads the same way as a large one in Sydney.

Nothing is scored or ranked.

Why nothing is scored

Foundations of different worldviews publish under their own names, a giver reads them side by side, and the judgment is the giver’s.

What is not here

No scores, no rankings. No paid placement.
Every registered charity has a page, free. Nobody can pay to appear, be promoted or commission an assessment.
Funders publish free. Advisers and structure providers pay for the workspace.
No profile written by the organisation. No anonymous notes.
No appeals. Causebase never contacts a giver on an organisation’s behalf, or on its own.

If something is wrong

Profiles sit behind a login for verified givers. Anyone using Causebase can report an error on any profile; a named person at Causebase reviews it and rebuilds the page. An organisation that wants to know what is on its page can ask us. A funder’s note is the funder’s; questions about one go to the funder.

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