Shane Moran

Community Involvement Shane Moran has been notably active in philanthropy, raising funds for a wide range of charitable causes, including a number of schools, hospitals and churches, as well as with community organisations involved in fields such as health and aged care, music, the arts and various sports. His philanthropic involvement have also included working with Dementia Australia's Research Foundation and providing crisis support at Sydney's Northern Beaches Women’s Shelter and a partnership with Mission Australia, Women & Children First and Bridge Housing for a Transitional Accommodation project in Narrabeen.

Over a number of years Moran has actively supported and hosted major fundraising events, such as opening his historic Swifts mansion in Darling Point Sydney for large-scale charity functions to benefit institutions like the Sydney Children's Hospital. Moran has also played a significant role in the restoration and preservation of important heritage properties, such as Swifts and Darling House in The Rocks ensuring their continued use for community and charitable purposes. Moran has served as a Foundation Director for the National Association of Nursing Homes & Private Hospitals Inc, the Health Employees Superannuation Trust of Australia Ltd (HESTA), the Tweed Regional Gallery, and the National Portrait Prize with an ongoing commitment to supporting health and arts organisations at a governance level. Moran's philanthropy often involves supporting the development and enhancement of long-lasting community assets, such as hospitals and educational facilities. This focus on infrastructure ensures that the benefits of his contributions extend well into the future. Through these initiatives and ongoing support, Moran has contributed to the advancement and wellbeing of numerous educational, health, heritage, arts and faith-based charities and organisations across Australia.