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DGR tax reforms to bring ‘new era’ for community foundations
A ‘game changing’ new Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) category that will boost community giving has been celebrated by philanthropic, charity and community leaders. The result of 20 years of advocacy, the reforms were delivered by the Assistant Minister for Charities, the Hon Andrew Leigh MP, who was acknowledged for his leadership driving the changes.
Pay What It Takes launches new website as campaign moves to next level
The Pay What It Takes (PWIT) Coalition and the Charity Consortium led by passionate stakeholders from funder, intermediary and for-purpose communities have been leading the PWIT movement across Australia. At the recent Fundraising Institute of Australia Conference, the movement’s co-chairs Lisa Allan and Denise Cheng announced that the PWIT Coalition and the Charity Consortium are unifying under one umbrella to champion an effective, sustainable and impactful future for charities and their beneficiaries.
‘Passion over power’: Top 5 takeaways from the NEXUS Australia Summit
More than 200 members of the next gen philanthropic community, impact investors and young social innovators from across Australia and the world came together in Melbourne this week for the 2025 NEXUS Australia Summit under the banner Brave Voices, Bold Ideas. Saska Coote, Philanthropy Australia’s Marketing Lead, shares her top 5 takeaways from the inspiring event.
What should philanthropy do about the US freeze on aid?
Here we are. The entirety of USAID’s, the biggest bilateral aid donor on earth, programmes were suddenly frozen last week by US President Trump. The organisation’s website is now offline, and the Trump administration is moving to put the free-standing agency under the umbrella of the State Department. Elon Musk, who now holds a key position in Trump’s government, has called the USAID ‘criminal’ and said it’s ‘time for it to die’.
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Brisbane has been chosen as the host city for the 2026 Philanthropy Australia Conference! More info to come.
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Not-for-profit member gathering: Unlocking outcomes based funding
Hear from a panel of not-for-profit leaders who have firsthand experience navigating outcomes-based funding with both government and philanthropic investors.
QLD Funders Peer Network
Queensland Funders Peer Network invite you to this hybrid meeting with an option to attend in-person in Brisbane and participate in state based networking. Join Sara Parrott (Hand Heart Pocket) and Nadeyn Barbieri (Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital Foundation) as they share their takeaways from the UK Study Tour in November 2024.
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