Collective giving is reshaping philanthropy for the better. The task now is to propel it forward
By Maree Sidey, CEO, Philanthropy Australia
Fri, 10 Jul 2026
Philanthropy Australia CEO Maree Sidey explores how collective giving is transforming the way Australians participate in philanthropy. Drawing on insights from our new Giving Together research, she discusses a movement at an inflection point – no longer emerging, but not yet fully realised.
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Mobilising capital for good: the future of impact investing in Australia
By David Hetherington, CEO Impact Investing Australia
Fri, 10 Jul 2026
Impact investing in Australia is at a pivotal moment. The sector’s annual Benchmarking Impact Survey is now open and will inform the most comprehensive snapshot of market activity, sentiment and performance to date. IIA CEO David Hetherington explains why participation matters and what’s next for the sector.
Mobilising generosity with intent: A sector-wide invitation to go further
Andrew Binns, CEO, Australian Communities Foundation
Thu, 11 Jun 2026
CEO of Australian Communities Foundation, Andrew Binns, shares his reflections on Strategy 2033 and creating the conditions where generosity can thrive at scale.
2026 Queensland Philanthropy Awards
Thu, 11 Jun 2026
Queenslanders whose leadership and community stewardship make an instrumental impact on the lives of those they serve were celebrated at the 2026 Queensland Philanthropy Awards.
Indian diaspora philanthropy in Australia: an under-recognised force for giving
Anita Toy
Thu, 11 Jun 2026
As Australia’s Indian-born community surges past 971,000 — making India our largest overseas country of birth for the first time — new research shines a light on Indian-Australian philanthropy: a vibrant, values-driven and largely under-recognised part of Australia’s giving landscape.
Genevieve Timmons honoured with Life Membership of Philanthropy Australia
Fri, 29 May 2026
Philanthropy Australia has awarded its highest honour, Life Membership, to Genevieve Timmons, recognising her outstanding and sustained contribution to both the organisation and the development of philanthropy in this country.
Why the Skoll World Forum is a worthy quest for Australian funders
Darrell Wade
Thu, 14 May 2026
Skoll World Forum is an annual conference at Oxford University each April, hosted by Oxford University’s SAID Business School. It is part intellectual examination of best practice philanthropy and social enterprise, part practical meeting point for practitioners who like to go deep on what works and why.
