A voluntary choice for Australians to donate part of their tax return to charity could help transform giving in Australia, writes Philanthropy Australia’s Executive Director of Policy, Government Relations and Research, Sam Rosevear. A number of options are investigated and modelled in the report by Impact Economics and Policy, called Greater Giving: Tax Time Prompts to Increase Charitable Giving. |
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Monash University and the Susan McKinnon Foundation have announced the renewal of their philanthropic partnership to sustain and advance the McKinnon Institute for Political Leadership, with an investment of more than $25 million over five years from the Foundation. |
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In this view from the UK, we look at the key takeaways from a new report by Fozia Irfan OBE, Director of Impact and Influence at BBC Children in Need and recent Churchill Fellow. In a podcast with commentator Rhodri Davies, she unpacks some of her ‘punchy’ suggestions. Rachel Findlay, Philanthropy Australia’s Director, Impact and Engagement (NSW & ACT), says their discussion reflects the emerging themes for our UK Study Tour that she is hosting later in the year, in which Fozia and Rhodri will participate.
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In the first of a regular series, we’ll be introducing new members who have joined Philanthropy Australia in recent months. It’s interesting to see where the breadth of philanthropy’s work reaches across all sectors of the community. And philanthropy’s ever-evolving nature is reflected in our members. Here, we kick off the Q&A series with Queensland Theatre. The answers have been provided its Executive Director, Criena Gehrke. |
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Philanthropy Australia is pleased to share that the Australian Philanthropy Awards Showcase is now available to be watched online in full. Click below to hear Uncle Michael West's Welcome to Country, heartfelt speeches from award recipients, and more, all excellently presented by MC Nas Campanella. |
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The Philanthropy Australia Conference is the pre-eminent gathering of the philanthropic and not-for-profit sectors for learning, networking, storytelling, and celebrating achievements. The 2024 Conference is being held on 5-7 August, in Adelaide. We are thrilled to share a preview of the keynote speakers joining us at the conference. Register today to secure your spot at the Philanthropy Australia Conference 2024.
Where: Adelaide
When: Monday 5 - Wednesday 7 August All welcome. Early bird tickets are available until 31 May. |
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Impact Investing Hub, in collaboration with Philanthropy Australia, invites you to explore blended finance and the catalytic role of foundations. Deep dive into the case study of Paul Ramsay Foundation's $5m catalytic funding (50% debt, 50% grants) of Australian Spatial Analytics. Where: Virtual
When: Friday 24 May
Time: 12:00pm – 1:00pm AEST All welcome. This event will be valuable for Social enterprises, not-for-profits, foundations, institutional and impact investors and professional advisors.
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This event is for funders and grantmakers, especially staff working on MEL (measurement, evaluation and learning). You do not need to be a Philanthropy Australia member to attend this webinar. Tuesday 21 May 10:00am - 11:00am AEST | Virtual
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Philanthropic funders, foundations, and FGII guests are welcome to attend this event. Thursday 30 May 10:00am - 12:00pm AEST | Melbourne Hybrid | |
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This event is for anyone interested in learning about FGII including prospective members. Thursday 6 June 2:00pm - 2:45pm AEST | Virtual |
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All welcome.
Thursday 20 June 1:00pm – 2:30pm AEST | Virtual |
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FRRR has multiple grants open including the Strengthening Rural Communities (SRC) program which gives small remote, rural and regional communities across Australia the opportunity to access funds for a broad range of initiatives that directly and clearly benefit local communities. The ABC Heywire Youth Innovation grants help communities take action on the ideas generated by young Australians who attend the annual Heywire Regional Youth Summit.
Applications will close on 5 June and 29 May respectively. |
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The Inclusive Employment Grant (IEG) is a two-year, $50,000 grant to support community organisations and social enterprises. Applications close Monday 20 May 2024.
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Variety Heart Scholarships support school-age children to reach their full potential in the arts and sport. The scholarships are open to young people aged 6 – 18 years and help children who face financial or physical barriers fulfil their dreams. This could include assisting with tuition fees, personal development, coaching, training equipment, travel or accommodation.
Applications will close 5pm 31 May 2024. |
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VMPACT100 Sydney North gives at least one major grant of $100,000 each year. Non-profits and social enterprises working in the Greater Sydney region are eligible to apply. They invite applications from organisations assisting families, young people and children at risk. This encompasses key areas of need such as domestic and family violence, women’s shelters, refugees and asylum seekers, disability, homelessness, poverty, alcohol and substance abuse, mental health, etc. Applications close on Friday 28 June 2024. |
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Open for Applications - Thrive Community Grants |
Thrive Community Grants aim to improve the social and emotional wellbeing of children and young people facing poverty, discrimination or disadvantage by supporting engagement in community life. Smaller, local charities can apply for a one-off Thrive Community Grant of up to $50,000 to assist children and young people to connect with friends, family and the community, participate in activities that build resilience, develop new skills, enrich lives, and create a sense of belonging. To learn more or apply visit: St.George Foundation- for initiatives in NSW, ACT, QLD or WA
BankSA Foundation – for initiatives in SA and NT
Bank of Melbourne Foundation – for initiatives in VIC and TAS Applications close on Sunday 23 June 2024. |
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The IMB Bank Community Foundation has been empowering communities for 25 years, supporting grass roots local heroes who commit their time, energy, and expertise to make our communities more prosperous and sustainable. They fund a wide variety of important projects across six key themes: Social, Environmental, Educational, Cultural, Community development and Community Connection.
Applications close on 14 June 2024 |
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Submit a nomination for the 2024 National Game Changer Awards, hosted by Social Traders. The awards celebrate the social procurement partnerships that demonstrate both innovation and impact around the country. Applications close on Sunday 2 June 2024, 11:59PM AEST. |
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Host: Evans and Partners
Tuesday 28 May | Sydney Acting CEO of Philanthropy Australia, Adam Ognall, is presenting a session at this forum. |
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Host: Scanlon Foundation Research Institute
Wednesday 29 May | Virtual |
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Host: Evans and Partners
Wednesday 29 May | Melbourne
Acting CEO of Philanthropy Australia, Adam Ognall, is presenting a session at this forum. |
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Host: Reconciliation NSW
Wednesday 29 May | Virtual |
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Host: White Box Enterprises
Wednesday 29 May | Sydney |
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Host: The Funding Network
Thursday 30 May | Sydney |
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Host: Reconciliation Tasmania
Friday 31 May | nipaluna/Hobart |
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Host: The Funding Network
Tuesday 4 June | Brisbane |
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Host: The Funding Network
Thursday 6 June | Melbourne |
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Host: Australia for UNHCR
Thursday 20 June | Sydney |
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Host: SAHMRI (South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute)
Saturday 6 July | Adelaide |
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Institute for Economics and Peace | Sydney |
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Private Advertiser | Sydney or Melbourne |
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University of Queensland | Brisbane |
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Judith Neilson Foundation | Sydney |
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Judith Neilson Foundation | Sydney |
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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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