Event Expenses: $35,964 – which we assume went to lighting the Opera House blue and perhaps “healing” people through surfing as promoted on their website.
and another 40k on administering all of this.
Taking into consideration event management costs we conclude that less than 10% of monies expended by Autism Awareness Australia even had a chance of directly benefiting Autistic people. And we’re pretty sure that the 2015 profit with go a long way to paying for Shine at the House.
But what about the work that the CEO is paid to do? Yes, multiple appearances on television telling her own, her son’s or her family’s story, promoting the idea of a national crisis in autism and promoting ABA as the answer to this crisis whilst running a national ABA company Lizard Centres.
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