The LBW Trust is levelling the playing field in education.
WHO WE ARE
The LBW Trust (Learning for a Better World) founded in 2006 believes learning is the pathway to a better future and is the key to building a better world.
WHAT WE DO
We fundraise to support higher education opportunities for disadvantaged young men and women in developing nations; and Australian country libraries.
WHO WE SUPPORT
We currently support 2,500 students internationally and in Australia we support more than 258 projects in regional, rural and remote libraries.
The Three Pillars of The LBW Trust are...
Since 2006, we’ve…
Funded 258 projects in Australian country libraries and 17 international education partners
Supported students
Distributed more than $5,000,000
for Learning for a Better World
Meet the People of The LBW Trust
The LBW Trust is powered by a passionate community committed to leveling the playing field in education. Through three key committees, we drive impactful initiatives:
- The Education Committee provides scholarships and resources to students in developing nations.
- The National Backyard Cricket Committee raises funds through community cricket events to support rural and remote Australian libraries and educational programs in cricket-playing developing nations.
- The Women for Change Committee empowers women and girls through education, fostering equality in developing countries.
Together, the three committees help The LBW Trust create lasting opportunities for disadvantaged young people worldwide.
The LBW Trust Events
Each year The LBW Trust holds a range of unique events for community and corporates, where cricket is the connective tissue.
Upcoming events include The National LBW Backyard Cricket Carnival at the National Library of Australia and Behind the Mike, an evening celebrating Mike Coward at the State Library of NSW.
Critical Conversations
Launched in 2024, Critical Conversations is a proprietary event of The LBW Trust.
Each Critical Conversation is a thought-provoking discussion on pathways to a better future in Australia and globally.
The inaugural Critical Conversations, The Critical Minerals, Mining and ESG Summit, was held on August 2nd, 2024 in Western Australia’s Swan Valley.
The Summit brought industry leaders together for conversations on bridging the gap between resource wealth and educational opportunities.
In the afternoon the Critical Conversations continued on the cricket pitch with a T10 Cricket Tournament.
The LBW Trust is a Charity Partner of Cricket Australia
