The FOUNDYLLER SAVE THE CHILDREN CHARITABLE CORPORATION mission is the provision of essential medical, health, social welfare, educational, and scholarship support for children in Victoria, Australia, and the advancement of pediatric medical research globally.
We believe that 'building and equipping strong children' requires more than just meeting today's needs; it requires preparing them for tomorrow.
Our corporation focuses on research into the essential skills today’s students must possess to survive the rapid economic shifts brought about by the AI, robotics revolution. Through our scholarships and programs, we promote fellowship between Christians, Muslims, and Jews, while providing support for children who have been abused, ostracized, or bullied.
Legal
The FOUNDYLLER SAVE THE CHILDREN CHARITABLE CORPORATION (EIN 04-2895438, Florida Not For Profit Corporation No. N26000000339) filed an application with the IRS for recognition as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization on December 31, 2025. In Australia the Corporation will seek registration with ASIC to obtain an ARBN as well as Charity Registration with the ACNC and DGR endorsement with the ATO. It intends to operate under its registered business name, Foundyller Foundation.
Tax-Exempt Status Disclosure
United States: Our 501(c)(3) status is currently pending. Upon IRS approval, tax-exempt status is typically recognized retroactively to our date of incorporation (31 December 2025). Donors may be able to claim a deduction for 2026 gifts once the determination letter is received.
Australia: Donations are currently NOT tax-deductible in Australia until DGR endorsement is formally granted by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). DGR status is generally not retroactive.
Frederick Douglass once noted that it is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. At the Foundyller Foundation, we take that 19th-century wisdom and apply it to a 21st-century reality building and equipping strong, tech-literate children of all genders so they are never 'broken' by the rapid shifts brought about by AI and robotics.
Frederick Douglass Abolitionist and social reformer (1818–1895)
While Douglass spoke in the language of his time, his vision for the strength and agency of children of all genders remains the cornerstone of our global mission.
