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Philanthropists given incentive to dig deep for struggling charities

Luke Michael, Wednesday, 6th May 2020 - Sector leaders say charities will struggle to stay afloat without increased philanthropic support

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COVID-19 relief efforts hampered by red tape burden

Luke Michael, Wednesday, 6th May 2020 - Advocates say struggling communities are having to wait weeks for crucial support

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COVID-19⁠: Five things philanthropists can do

Caitriona Fay, Monday, 30th March 2020 - Caitriona Fay from Perpetual Limited shares ways that philanthropists can help address critical community needs in these challenging times.

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Pandemic – A time to demonstrate philanthropy at its best

Krystian Seibert, Tuesday, 17th March 2020 - Krystian Seibert shares his reflections about what the COVID-19 pandemic means for the Australian charities sector and four things philanthropy needs to do.

Opinion

Relationships first, money after

Contributor, Thursday, 5th March 2020 - Philanthropy can help restore the power and dignity of Indigenous peoples and their cultures, but it takes more than writing cheques, having meetings and making the right noises, argues Manaia King of the J R McKenzie Trust in New Zealand.

We need to facilitate responsive, future-focused philanthropy

Contributor, Tuesday, 18th February 2020 - Equity Trustees’ involvement in establishing two disaster response trusts and the 2019 Annual Giving Review highlight the critical necessity for innovative approaches to adapt to current community expectations and needs, writes Jodi Kennedy, genera

Getting the creative juices flowing, and helping a community

Maggie Coggan, Monday, 10th February 2020 - The program will impact over 1,900 kids in marginalised areas

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Business council backs emergency volunteers

Maggie Coggan, Monday, 20th January 2020 - New $25 million trust will be permanent and ongoing

Opinion

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Philanthropy in the wake of a royal commission

Emma Morgan, Monday, 28th October 2019 - Emma Morgan, from The Family Violence Philanthropy Collaboration Project, reflects on what happens when a royal commission sparks the will to change and shares lessons on how funders can seize the opportunity and support improved outcomes.

Giving all communities ‘a seat at the table’

Contributor, Tuesday, 22nd October 2019 - What sets community foundations apart is that they work with and for the community, writes Bec Bridges from Australian Community Philanthropy, ahead of the upcoming National Community Foundations Forum 2019.

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Trusts and Foundations

Philanthropists given incentive to dig deep for struggling charities

COVID-19 relief efforts hampered by red tape burden

COVID-19⁠: Five things philanthropists can do

Pandemic – A time to demonstrate philanthropy at its best

Relationships first, money after

We need to facilitate responsive, future-focused philanthropy

Getting the creative juices flowing, and helping a community

Business council backs emergency volunteers

Philanthropy in the wake of a royal commission

Giving all communities ‘a seat at the table’

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