About LovingBracelet

Before we get to the foundation, I need you to know a little about the history of the Melbourne Free Hospital for Sick Children and the person currently running it,
who is also the founder of the [LOVINGBRACELET] Foundation.

* 1870: Melbourne Free Hospital for Sick Children, now known as the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH). Opened on September 9, 1870, with only 6 inpatient beds,
The hospital was founded in 1870 by doctors John Singleton and William Smith,
to address their serious concerns about infant mortality rates in the newly established city of Melbourne.
Initially established in a small house at 39 Stephen Street (now 49 Exhibition Street)
it treated over 1,000 children in its first year of operation. Following its motto of “providing free care for sick and injured children to their families,”
The hospital has grown alongside the Melbourne community over the decades, becoming a symbol of pediatric healthcare in Victoria and Australia.

* 1931: The Good Friday Appeal began as a major fundraising activity to financially support the Children’s Hospital.
This became one of the oldest and most prominent fundraising activities in Victoria.
===>>> And it was this context that laid the foundation for the later creation of [LOVINGBRACELET].

* 1989: The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation (RCH Foundation) was officially established to lead, manage, and distribute fundraising activities for the Royal Children’s Hospital.
This is a significant development in organizing and optimizing major funding sources.

In 2017, following a thorough assessment of leadership capabilities and influence in the community,
the hospital's board of directors officially appointed Ryan Brown as CEO of The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH).
With 20 years of experience in the non-profit sector, he possesses a deep understanding of organizational management, fundraising, and community support program development.
He is known as a compassionate and visionary leader who always places human values ​​at the foundation of all strategic decisions.
Currently, The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH), often referred to as the Royal Children's Hospital, is located in Parkville, a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Considered one of the world's leading children's hospitals, the hospital and its facilities are internationally recognized as a "leading center for pediatrics."
Patients from countries with Health Assistance Agreements with Australia can receive treatment at the hospital.
After a year as CEO of the RCH Foundation, in 2018, Mr. Ryan Brown proactively mobilized resources and founded
a dual-profit children's support fund [LOVINGBRACELET].

This model not only ensures financial sustainability but also creates a long-lasting and profound social impact.
This strategy aims to maximize profits while minimizing risks, thereby ensuring a stable and long-term operating capital source for the fund.
The profits earned are not only used to pay individuals and organizations that have invested through a transparent mechanism,
but are also reallocated to maintain and expand charitable activities, contributing to effective and sustainable community support.
With his support and contributions, along with those of our investors, [LOVINGBRACELET] has achieved significant success in recent years.
====>>> This is considered a significant milestone, not only for Mr. Ryan Brown personally but also for the sustainable development of LOVINGBRACELET in this new phase.

INTRODUCTION TO THE LOVINGBRACELET FUND
LOVINGBRACELET extends its sincere greetings and deepest gratitude to all businesses,
organizations, and individuals who have been and continue to be our companions on our journey of spreading love and hope to children in difficult circumstances.

* LOVINGBRACELET is a dual-profit children's support fund based in Australia,
established in 2018 with the aim of generating profits for investors while maintaining charitable and humanitarian activities.

The fund is supported by several entities including Impact Investment Funds, Giving Funds, Future Funds, and Social Impact Bonds (SIBs)
and is ultimately managed by Mr. Ryan Brown, currently the CEO of The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH),
one of the largest and most influential healthcare and charity organizations in Australia.

As both the CEO and fund manager, Mr. Ryan Brown has contributed to shaping the strategy and building a sustainable foundation for Lovingbracelet from its inception.

Under Mr. Ryan Brown's guidance, Lovingbracelet has been established and developed for over 8 years,
achieving significant success and increasingly solidifying its position in the field of supporting children and profitable investment.
Not only does it generate significant profits for investors, but it also supports humanitarian activities.
The fund demonstrates that combining effective investment with philanthropy can absolutely go hand in hand and create lasting positive value for society.

Organizations Supporting the LovingBracelet Fund
Below is the scale of the organizations currently supporting the LovingBracelet Fund.

By participating in the LovingBracelet Charity Fund, investors' contributions are not just donations, but also:
Short-term investment with a safe and sustainable financial strategy.
Transparent and controlled management.
Designed to generate both stable returns and positive social impact.
This is a Double Impact model:
Long-term financial benefits for participants.
Increased social value for the community.

1. Australian Ethical Investment Company
Full Name: Australian Ethical Investment Limited
Established: 1986 in Australia
Headquarters: Sydney, Australia
Type: Ethical and Sustainable Investment Management Company
Listed on: Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) – Stock Code: AEF
Scale of Operations:
Assets Under Management (AUM): Approximately AUD 14.28 billion
Clients: Over 134,000 investors
Position: One of the largest ethical investment organizations in Australia.

Areas of Expertise:
Fund Management
Pension Funds (Ethical Pension Funds)
ETFs and Sustainable Portfolios
Investment Philosophy:
Combining financial returns with positive social and environmental impact.
Excluding harmful industries; prioritizing renewable energy, healthcare, education, and sustainable technology.
Certified as a B Corporation (B Corp).
Australian Ethical Investment is a prime example of the sustainable, responsible, and long-term investment trend in Australia.

2. Nippon Foundation
Type: Non-profit organization (Founder)
Country: Japan
Established: 1962
Founder: Ryōichi Sasakawa
Headquarters: Tokyo, Japan
Areas of activity:
Social welfare & humanitarian aid
Healthcare and medical care
Education & human resource development
Support for people with disabilities and vulnerable communities
Marine environmental protection & maritime development
Scale & Finance:
Scope of operation: Global (over 100 countries)
Main funding source: Profits from motorboat racing activities in Japan.
Funding budget: Approximately 90 billion JPY/year (~600 million USD).
Highlights:
One of the largest and most influential charitable foundations in Asia.
Operating sustainably with financial autonomy, supporting hundreds of projects each year.

The Nippon Foundation is a prime example of large-scale, stable philanthropy with a profound social impact.

3. Royal Children's Hospital Foundation (RCH Foundation)

Established: 1989
Headquarters: Parkville, Victoria, Australia
Role: Fundraising and managing grants for the Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne; supporting research, pediatric care, and medical training.

Areas of Activity:
Medical Devices & Life-Saving Technology
Breakthrough Pediatric Research
Leadership Training & Medical Professional Development
Patient and Family-Centered Care
Scale & Finance:
Total Revenue 2024–2025: ~AUD 65.6 million
Amount Allocated: ~AUD 47.5 million for Hospitals and Research
Future Funding Commitments: >AUD 112 million
Featured Campaign: Good Friday Campaign (raising nearly AUD 23.8 million in 2025)
Highlights:
A leading charity in Victoria, Australia, dedicated to supporting pediatric hospitals and research centers.

These three organizations support the LovingBracelet Fund. When you join the LovingBracelet Fund, your contribution is invested short-term under a safe and sustainable financial strategy.

With transparent management mechanisms and effective investment strategies, the fund not only pays interest as stipulated but also helps capital grow steadily over time. This is an investment option that offers double value: generating short-term profits while making a positive contribution to community development.