In the second of our series of articles about Philanthropy Australia’s New Gen Study Tour to New York, Bella Conyngham, Associate Engagement Manager NSW and ACT, explores further key themes. Following our look at trust-based philanthropy, we dig into two growing areas that will play a role in shaping the future of the sector: giving circles and engaging the next generation in family philanthropy. |
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The third cohort of for-purpose CEOs chosen to take part in the outstanding Social Impact Leadership Australia Program (SILA) have been announced. The fully funded professional development program is delivered by the Centre for Social Impact and valued at more than $80,000 per delegate. |
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How does trust-based philanthropy work? It is a growing area of interest but requires a highly relational approach from funder and fundee, and strong sense of a shared mission. Here, Next25, a ‘think and do tank’, and one of its funders, SALT Catalyst, share how they’ve developed their relationship that helps support Next25’s high-level, long-term systems change work. |
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The AFF Program will assist Queensland female founders to take their innovative businesses to the next stage. The scheme supports founders to create connections and access opportunities that will continue to provide impact for them and their enterprises beyond the duration of the program. Applications are open until Monday 1 August 2023. |
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The Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation (VFFF) is excited to be launching the NSW Backing the Future grant round, awarding one-off, $50,000 grants to 10 individuals or groups of individuals who are working to support young people in rural and regional NSW. Over the course of 12 months, grant recipients will research, develop and/or accelerate an early-stage idea aligned to one of VFFF's four focus areas: Caring for the Environment, Contributing to Society, Decent Work or Exploring Christian Faith and Values.
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Philanthropy Australia events |
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Where: NSW
When: Tuesday 8 August
Time: 10.30am - 11.45am (AEST)
The New Gen Network recently completed a philanthropy study tour to New York City, where we met with the brightest minds in the field. Join us to hear from a global expert in impact investing and the financial and relational dynamics between funders and non-funders – Antony Bugg-Levine. New Gen Network members only. |
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Where: Online When: Tuesday 8 August
Time: 11.00am - 12.00pm (AEST)
Share a good practice collaborative philanthropy model and what made it successful with the example of Out of Home Care (OoHC) Philanthropy Funders Network. Discuss how a similar collaborative funding model could apply for funding in the disability sector.
Funder members only. |
| Where: Newcastle, NSW When: Wednesday 9 August
Time: 10.30am - 12.30pm (AEST)
Philanthropy Australia and Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation would like to warmly invite you to join your funder peers in the Hunter Region of New South Wales for a networking opportunity and facilitated discussion. Funder members only. |
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Where: Online When: Friday 11 August
Time: 1.30pm - 3.00pm (AEST)
Alongside the Darwin Arts Festival, hear from Suzana Bishop, the CEO of NT Major Events Company (NTMEC) and other speakers who will give an update on arts funding. Photo credit: Inventi Ensemble.
This is a funders only event. |
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Where: Melbourne (Wednesday 23 August) and Sydney (Thursday 24 August) Time: 9.30am - 12.00pm (AEST)
The Governance Essentials workshop will discuss both the general principles and specific details for running a PAF. Hosted by David Ward – Technical Director and Board Member of Australia Philanthropic Services.
All welcome. |
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Where: Online When: Tuesday 22 August
Time: 11.00am - 12.00pm (AEST)
Learn how philanthropy can help to advance racial equity, diversity and inclusion. This online discussion will provide an overview of how cultural diversity is both defined and actioned in philanthropy governance, strategy and funding. All welcome. |
| Where: Online
When: Thursday 24 August Time: 12.00 - 1.00pm (AEST)
How do we develop a more equal partnership? Join the discussion facilitated by the Social Enterprise network on participatory governance as underpinned by principles of self-determination. Let’s explore what it practically means to enable effective participatory action-oriented engagement to generate bottom-up insights for social enterprise development. |
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Tickets are still available for general registrations for our Philanthropy Meets Parliament Summit at Parliament House, Canberra on Tuesday 24 October. The theme of the one-day event is Government and Philanthropy Working Together to Double Giving. Tickets are sure to sell out for the biennial event. To avoid missing out, please register today here.
All welcome. |
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Host: White Box Enterprises |
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Host: The Funding Network |
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Women’s Leadership symposium member discount |
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Host: Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust
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Host: Documentary Australia Environmental Accelerator |
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Host: Australian Communities Foundation, Mannifera, Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network, Reichstein Foundation |
10 August | VIC and Online |
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| Host: Australian Repair Network |
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Host: The Australian International Development Network, The Intrepid Foundation and The Funding Network |
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'I used to be famous' film screening
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Host: Autism Spectrum Australia (Aspect) |
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Host: Philanthropy New Zealand |
13-14 September | Wellington
Philanthropy Australia members can access the PNZ member prices.
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Philanthropy Australia | VIC |
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Creative Australia (Australia Council for the Arts) | QLD & NT/SA |
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Garvan Institute of Medical Research | NSW |
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Australian Communities Foundation | VIC |
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Macdoch Foundation | VIC or NSW |
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Black Dog Institute | VIC |
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Autism Spectrum Australia | NSW |
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We would like to thank our partners for their generous support. Learn more about our partners. |
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