First Nation Distributors

Established in 2019, we are an Aboriginal owned, Supply Nation Certified business. First Nation Distributors partners with industry – leading brands, that align with our mission statement, to provide our business partners with quality products and a professional service.

MISSION STATEMENT

“First Nation Distributors is a culturally, socially and environmentally responsible company, whose values of trust and integrity helps deliver quality products and a professional service to our valued partners.”

Our Procurement Solutions

We provide an extensive range of products within our core pillars of Safety, Medical, Eco, and Tailored Procurement Solutions.

Safety

• Head Protection
• Eye Protection
• Face Protection
• Hearing Protection
• Hand Protection
• Respiratory Protection
• Clothing Protection
• Footwear Protection
• Hydration & Site Safety
• Workwear
• Workwear – FR Protection
• Workwear – Women & Maternity

MedicaL

• AED Devices & Accessories
• Trauma Kits
• First Aid Kits
• Snake Bite Kits
• Burn Kits

EcO

• Cups, Containers & Lids
• Plates, Trays, Cutlery & Straws
• Sustainable Bags
• Napkins & Washroom
• Retail Range & Packaging

Tailored

• Commercial Furniture
• Office Furniture
• Office Stationery
• Catering Supplies
• Fitness Equipment
• Chemical Supply

OUR BRAND PARTNERS

At First Nation Distributors, we are proud to partner with industry-leading brands that share our commitment to excellence and align with our mission statement.

Our Story

Welcome to First Nation Distributors. My name is Benjamin Thomson, and I am honoured to serve as the Director and Founder of this culturally, socially, and environmentally responsible company.

As a proud Wiradjuri man hailing from Sydney, raised on Darug Country, and now residing on Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi Country in Sunshine Coast, I am deeply connected to my indigenous roots. My bloodlines trace back to the Bila Galari (Upper Lachlan Rivers) within Wiradjuri Country in far west NSW before colonisation. Through my mother’s bloodline and through marriage, I carry the family names of Wedge, Coe, Ingram, Glass, and Williams.

From an early age, I was fortunate to attend an Aboriginal pre-school run by my family in Mt Druitt. This experience instilled in me a strong sense of belonging and pride in my heritage. Through sports and education, I quickly became aware of the disadvantages faced by Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander communities. Motivated by a desire to improve these statistics, I dedicated over 7 years of my life as a youth worker.

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