This Month in Philanthropy: March
Welcome to the March edition of our gallery designed to showcase notable events, launches, project updates and other activities happening in our busy member community.
‘Stop talking ourselves down as a sector’
Practices, mindset and behaviours that are needed to evolve for the NFP and charity sector – as voted by its leaders.
Top 5 Questions NFPs have for funders: with Gill Whelan, General Manager, DECJUBA Foundation & TANK Foundation
At DECJUBA Foundation, we focus our philanthropic support around 5 key pillars; empowerment, education, essentials, experience and emergency relief. So demonstrating that you’ve done your research is the first important step in ensuring that you fit within the scope of the causes we are looking to support.
Australian Philanthropy Awards 2024 finalists announced
The judging panels for the Awards were impressed by the quantity and quality of the nominations this year, with a record number of entries – more than double the previous record.
Thank you to our judging panels – Australian Philanthropy Awards 2024
Thank you to our independent judging panels for their time and dedication.
Startling research shows cost of living pressures hitting Sydney women hard
Philanthropy Australia co-hosted an event with Sydney Women’s Fund to launch its Portrait V Women of Greater Sydney Research on International Women’s Day 2024. The study is conducted every three years and takes the pulse of women in Sydney, highlighting the issues that matter to them and the challenges they face. Here, Lisa Grinham, Head of Sydney Women’s Fund, shares the findings, which inform the organisation’s granting process.
One year on from the Climate Lens launch, funders tell how it’s helped
Australia's 'climate whiplash’ summer of dangerous downpours and scorching heat is a reminder – if one were needed – that we’re in a critical moment for action on climate change. As challenging as it may seem, there are incredible opportunities to apply a climate change lens across your funding and investments, while upholding your existing philanthropic mission.