Governance

To ensure accountability and transparency, Hope Global (in Australia) carefully manages all the projects we undertake. These codes of conduct set out standards that guide how our organisation behaves, how we are managed, how we communicate with the public and how we spend the funds we raise.

Australian Tax Office

Hope Global Recovery Inc. operates as the trustee for the ancillary fund HOPE Foundation. HOPE Foundation is endorsed as a deductible gift recipient – Item 2. Hope Global Recovery Inc. is endorsed as a charitable institution and eligible for Income Tax Exemption, GST Concessions and FBT Rebate.

Australian Charities and Non-Profit Commissions

Hope Global is a registered charity with ACNC and adheres to its guiding principles and policies

Global Development Group

Hope Global is proud to be a project partner with Global Development Group – the DFAT approved NGO under the OAGDS scheme, responsible for aid and development projects (J794, J873, J798, J888). Global Development Group is a signatory to the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) Code of Conduct. Global Development Group have DGR Status – Item 1

Policies

Child Protection Code of Conduct
Hope Global Recovery Constitution
Hope Global Foundation Constitution
Complaints Policy
Privacy Policy

Australian Business Number (ABN)

Hope Global Foundation 69 877 873 696
Hope Global Recovery 85 342 637 545

Board of Directors

Australia

  • Matt Hope, Chairperson
  • Darlene Zschech, Office Bearer
  • Mark Zschech, Office Bearer
  • Jess Wilkie, Office Bearer
  • Cheryl Blackwell, Office Bearer

United States

  • Nirmal Kurian
  • Darlene Zschech
  • Machelle Norling

The Hope Global board regularly reviews our mission statement, ethics, values, resources and financial position. It ensures proper auditing and compliance in legal, statutory and ethical matters. The Board assesses our business environment, opportunities and risks in order to safeguard our assets and ensure that our activities reflect best practice in corporate governance according to relevant legislation.

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