Traditional knowledge and archaeology combine to help preserve First Nations heritage
The Everick Foundation uses archaeological services and scientific evidence, specifically the dating of culturally significant sites, combined with traditional knowledge systems to support First Nations communities preserve their culture and heritage in place, on Country.
Read moreWhat we learned from your Conference feedback
The feedback from Conference participants provides rich insights on their experiences and how audiences see Philanthropy Australia fulfilling its mission as the peak body. The team thought it would be useful to share some highlights. Adam Ognall, Executive Director, Engagement, reflects on the key findings and how these insights will inform future Philanthropy Australia events.
Welcome to our newest Queensland members!
We are thrilled to introduce our newest Queensland based members! Thanks for joining us and working towards doubling structured giving in Australia together.
2024 Philanthropy Australia Conference – plenaries
Recordings of the plenary sessions of the 2024 Philanthropy Australia Conference in Adelaide, 6 and 7 August 2024.
BRISBANE to host the 2026 Philanthropy Australia Conference!
Set against the backdrop of Brisbane’s vibrant and growing philanthropic community, the 2026 conference promises to be an inspiring gathering, with a focus on addressing emerging challenges and leveraging the power of giving to create lasting impact. Keynote speakers, panel discussions, and interactive workshops will provide attendees with fresh insights and opportunities to connect with like-minded changemakers.
Support for local NFPs during and after droughts is critical to sustainability and recovery
A report commissioned by FRRR into its long-running Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) drought support program has found that funding locally based NFPs and community groups and activities that strengthen social capital during drought sustains communities and supports recovery. The TTTT program ran from 2014 to 2022 and was collaboratively funded by government and philanthropy, awarding $18.6 million via 681 grants.
Conference questions answered: Safeena Husain, Founder of Educate Girls
Safeena Husain’s presentation on accelerating impact at scale through investing in women and girls in India struck a chord with many at the Philanthropy Australia Conference 2024. Here Safeena responds to audience questions.