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Hugo Weaving, Voiceless Ambassador

"Really, animals are almost entirely at our mercy and they have no legal rights...We essentially harvest them." Sydney Morning Herald, 23 November 2008, read more

 

"I've always had a deep respect and empathy for animals...When animals are exploited, I feel compelled to speak out.” Holly Throsby, Voiceless Councillor, 22 March 2011, read more

 

“At what point do we fall out of love with animals and stop seeing them as nice, cute things?” Naomi Simson, Voiceless Councillor, read more

2005 Grants Program

Cover design for the DVD Farm Animals & Us in Australia, an educational project completed by 2005 Voiceless Grants Recipient the Compassion in World Farming Trust.

The 2005 Grants Program awarded $242,000 to a variety of animal protection organisations, universities, schools, councils, and individuals across Australia.

Voiceless announced the names of its 2005 grant recipients at an awards event in Paddington on Monday 5th December.  Please scroll down for a list of all recipients according to the amount received. 

The Sherman Family was joined by various Supporters and Sponsors in providing funding for the 2005 Grants Program.

The Body Shop have supported the Yugul Mangi Community with a $10,000 grant for an education and training program for the proper care of dogs.

Morinda Australia Pty Ltd have sponsored Griffith University with a $10,000 grant for their "Learning to Care, Education for Compassion" project.

Bio-Distributors have sponsored Edgar's Mission with a $5,000 grant for an interactive "Kindness Trail" through the mission.

The Voiceless Judging Panel consisted of:

Ondine Sherman - Co-founder and Director, Voiceless.
Brian Sherman AM - Co-founder and Director, Voiceless.
Katrina Sharman - Voiceless Corporate Counsel.
Hugo Weaving - Voiceless Ambassador and highly praised Aussie actor.
Dr Daniel Ramp - ARC Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Road Ecology Research Group, University of New South Wales

2005 GRANTS PROGRAM - Project Reports
$15,000 GRANTS
$10,000 GRANTS
$5,000 GRANTS
$2,500 GRANTS
$1,000 DONATIONS
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