Breaking down barriers is at the heart of the two special Tomorrow Makers $1 million grants marking the foundation’s 30th anniversary. The gifts – to not-for-profits Global Sisters and First Australians Capital – are all about supporting ideas that can change not just individual lives but society too. |
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An exhibition featuring the work of Barkandji Elder Uncle Badger Bates and visual artist Justine Muller at the Australian Museum, supported by The Balnaves Foundation, could not be a more timely prompt for our attention as calls for action follow the latest devastating fish kill.
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The following candidates have been elected to the Philanthropy Australia Board of Directors: - Alex Dimos
- Amanda Miller OAM
- Kirsty Allen
- Kristen Stevenson
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Social Impact Leadership Australia is looking for CEOs (or equivalent) from South Australia and Western Australia who are ready to be challenged to learn new ways of operating and explore more about who they are as leaders. Applications are open until 23 April 2023.
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Remote, rural and regional communities across Australia can apply now for grants up to $20,000 for community-driven mental health and wellbeing projects, through FRRR’s In a Good Place program. Community groups are invited to apply for up to $20,000 to support activities that empower locals to talk, connect, learn, and foster help-seeking behaviours. |
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The Telematics Trust supports organisations and individuals with one-off
grants of up to $50,000 to invest in an innovative project or initiative in line with its mission. The vision of the Telematics Trust is for technology to transform lives through education and training for the cultural, social and economic benefit of Victorians. |
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| Philanthropy Australia events |
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Where: Online
When: Thursday 27 April
Time: 12pm - 1.30pm (AEST) |
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In partnership with KTISIS Capital Where: East Melbourne, VIC
When: Monday 15 May
Time: 9am - 5pm (AEST)
Are you new to grantmaking or looking to expand your knowledge and practices? Join us for a new training program building on the best practices from across the United States, Australia, and other global philanthropy leaders to benefit you – the new and emerging leaders in our sector. |
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26 April | 82 Cope Street, Waterloo, NSW |
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27 April | University of Queensland, QLD |
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Host: Australian Communities Foundation |
27 April | The Edge (Fed Square), Melbourne VIC and Online
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Host: The Funding Network |
4 May | Sydney and Online
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6 May (Brisbane) | 10 May (Sydney) |
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Host: Black Dog Institute |
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Host: Humpty Dumpty Foundation |
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Host: Black Dog Institute |
3 June | Cell Block Theatre, Darlinghurst, NSW |
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Host: Habitat for Humanity |
8 June | 12 Micron, Tower 1, 2/100 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo NSW 2000 |
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Philanthropy Australia | Brisbane |
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Marrugeku | Perth or Sydney |
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Museums Victoria | Melbourne |
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Beyond Zero Emissions | Melbourne/Flexible |
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Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research | Melbourne |
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The Wilderness School | Adelaide |
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Bionics Institute | Melbourne |
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We would like to thank our partners for their generous support. Learn more about our partners. |
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Philanthropy Australia acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. |
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