Bright Futures Through Inclusion, Kindness, Respect, and Gratitude
At the Ruby Tuesday Foundation, we believe every child deserves the same opportunities to thrive, grow, and shine. Guided by our core values—Inclusion, Kindness, Respect, and Gratitude—we connect disadvantaged children and youth with opportunities they might otherwise miss. Our mission is to foster a nurturing and inclusive environment where all children feel supported emotionally and physically, empowering them to excel in the classroom and beyond.
What We Do
Our Values-Based Learning Program delivers curriculum-aligned, story-driven lessons to South Australian schools with disadvantaged students. This innovative program integrates our values into educational and extracurricular experiences, encouraging children to participate actively, reflect thoughtfully, and envision bright futures filled with possibilities.
Each module- inclusion, Kindness, Respect, and gratitude- comprises engaging narratives featuring Ruby Tuesday and Crew, complemented by tailored lesson plans, teacher resources, and fully-funded extracurricular activities. These experiences create magic moments that inspire students to dream big and embrace new aspirations.
Why It Matters
We know that when children feel seen, supported, encouraged, and safe, they can unlock their full potential. Partnering with teachers, schools, and the broader community, we aim to create a positive ripple effect that benefits not only the students but their families and communities.
Our Commitment
Dedicated to transparency, collaboration, and social impact. Our programs are professionally evaluated to ensure they deliver meaningful outcomes for students and teachers alike. By partnering with the Ruby Tuesday Foundation, schools commit to fostering a culture of inclusion and kindness while providing every child an opportunity to grow and succeed.
Connect with us to learn more about our programs or get involved as a supporter or donor.
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