At Philanthropy Australia’s Philanthropy Meets Parliament Summit in Canberra last week, Danielle Wood, outgoing Grattan Institute CEO, reviewed some of the outstanding outcomes the independent public policy think tank has achieved in one of our case studies illustrating effective collaboration with government. Danielle is departing Grattan Institute to become the first woman to head the Productivity Commission. This article on Grattan Institute’s achievements was published in our Inspiring Stories of Giving publication, which was launched at the Summit.
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Leaders from the philanthropic and government sectors gathered at Parliament House Canberra last week for the 2023 Philanthropy Meets Parliament Summit – a biennial Philanthropy Australia event. The program included speakers from across the spectrum of politics, think tanks, the Productivity Commission, agencies and more. The double giving agenda was front and centre on the day, which included the launch of a new report about superannuation bequests and a publication showcasing stories of giving. View the photo gallery below.
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For purpose organisations come in many shapes and sizes, and have varied needs according to their structures and location. This means that there is no "one-size-fits-all" solution to grant making, writes Jill Karena, Place Portfolio Lead, Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal. In this thought piece, Jill explains how small grants can have a big impact, particularly on grassroots organisations, which may not be able to access traditional philanthropy.
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Cyber security threats pose as much risk to not-for-profit and philanthropic organisations as they do to for-profit entities. Ahead of Philanthropy Australia's upcoming Cyber Security and Philanthropy webinar, Dr Omaru Maruatona, CEO of Aiculus explains how a cyber attack can impact an organisation's reputation and outlines the risks to donors and partner organisation.
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This new White Paper is co-authored by Australia’s largest INGO, World Vision Australia and Noble Ambition, an Australian leader in fundraising strategy and capacity building. It explores opportunities and challenges to increase philanthropic investment in international development to positively impact global communities. |
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The latest episode of Philanthropod is out with special guest Audette Excel AO, Founder and Chair of Adara Group interviewed by host Anubha Rawat. Powered by the Australian International Development Network, Philanthropod introduces you to the people who are making a difference in the world of international development and philanthropy.
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Thanks to the generosity of its clients, Perpetual distributes around $120 million annually from the charitable trusts and endowments they manage. Many of these trusts and endowments are created with specific directions around the charities that will benefit. Applications for 2024 funding are now open and close on Friday 8 December 2023. |
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Each year, the Centre for Social Impact awards various scholarships to students studying their social impact courses at one of the four collaborating universities, The University of New South Wales (UNSW), Swinburne University of Technology, The University of Western Australia (UWA) and for the first time, Flinders University. This year more than $160,000 worth of scholarship funding is available. Applications close midnight 8 January 2024 (AEDT) |
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Host: Impact100 Sydney North |
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Host: Australian Philanthropic Services |
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Host: Australian Philanthropic Services |
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Host: Australian Academy of Science |
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Sharpening our focus on corporate giving: keeping gender equality in the frame | More information |
Host: Australians Investing in Women |
14 November | 4.00pm - 6.30pm | VIC |
MinterEllison Sydney, Governor Macquarie Tower, Level 40, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney NSW |
RSVP: This event is for private and corporate philanthropic funders only. Please email [email protected] for an invitation. |
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Host: National Press Club of Australia |
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Host: Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research |
Sir Stamford at Circular Quay, 93 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000 |
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Host: Jack Brockhoff Foundation |
Board Room, The Woodward Centre, Level 10, 185 Pelham Street, University of Melbourne, Carlton |
RSVP (including dietary requirements) to Bridgette Hardy, Grants and Office Manager by emailing [email protected] Thursday 2 November |
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Host: Cerebal Palsy Alliance |
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Host: Keeping Women Out of Prison Coalition |
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Host: Centre for Social Impact |
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Host: Inclusion Melbourne |
29 November, 1 December, 11 December | Online |
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University of Newcastle | Singapore |
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University of New South Wales | NSW |
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Ruah Community Services | WA |
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