ML GIVING

ENRICHING DEMOCRACY THROUGH THE CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER

WHAT IS ML GIVING?

ML Giving is MosaicLab’s not-for-profit, pro bono division, dedicated to supporting important conversations where they’re needed most.

Guided by strong principles and values, we help emerging and under resourced communities foster deeper conversations that address challenges, solve problems, and create effective plans.

By offering our engagement and facilitation skills at no cost, we support organisations and communities that are highly important but may lack resources.

ABOUT ML GIVING PROJECTS

We facilitate discussions on any topic, and aim to support organisations such as non-profits, First Nations-led initiatives and those working in areas like affordable housing, mental health, climate action, education, diversity and inclusion, and democracy-building.

WORKING WITH ML GIVING

Have an issue or hard topic that you need to bring people together to solve? Read the information below to learn more about working with us.

Giving has really always been part of who we are. We are just making it official now!
We can’t wait to take this even further over the coming months and years.
— Nicole Hunter, MosaicLab Co-founder & Managing Director
 

ML GIVING IS NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS

Think we’d make a great team? We’d love to hear from you!
Just fill out the form via the button below and we’ll be in touch once we’ve had a chance to review your application.
Please note: As a small business, we do have to limit our not-for-profit work to just a few special initiatives each year,
however we will carefully consider every request we receive.

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Ml giving in action

empowering refugee women

Our first pro-bono project officially under the new ML Giving banner was facilitating a business planning process for refugee women in Geelong, hosted by Cultura.

Five workshops were delivered that empowered participants (10 women from mostly Farsi and Dari speaking communities) to develop their own business plan.

Read about how this project helped these incredible women get ready to turn planning into action in this case study.

 

strategic processes for three organisations making a difference

In 2025, we partnered with three organisations that are supporting vulnerable people in their communities.

  • Melbourne Tautoko Whanau: A volunteer-run charity supporting more than 400 families each week in the Werribee area with food relief, care packages and community connection

  • Infoxchange: A not for profit social enterprise delivering technology for social justice.

  • Mornington Community Support Centre: Supporting people across the Mornington Peninsula with emergency relief, information, advocacy and community programs.

To explore the work we did with these wonderful groups, read the case studies here.