The Luke Priddis Foundation (LPF) is a charitable organisation established, in 2006, by rugby league player Luke Priddis, to help "maximise the services and opportunities available to Autistic and special needs children" and their families in the greater Sydney region.
[1] The LPF was founded in 2006 after Luke's son, Cooper, was diagnosed with ASD.
[2] When Luke and his wife, Holly, noticed the lack of services in the western Sydney region,[3] they started the LPF to support the current services and to begin their own.
To finance these actions, the LPF hosts various community functions, receives sponsorship, and accepts donations.
The LPF is currently involved in:[4]