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Inaugural Robejohn Fundraising Forum – Advertorial

Staff Reporter, Monday, 11th October 2004 -  It’s official! Ken Burnett, world authority on fundraising and marketing, is coming to Australia for a 2-day forum this November, 9 & 10 – Melbourne only. As a respected…

Charities Not ‘Charging’ Corporates for ‘Enough’!

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  Most charities are not asking their for-profit partners for enough money to cover marketing and sponsorship arrangements, according to a new study by Chicago-based IEG, a firm which…

Evaluating Boards – Who Stays and Who Goes?

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  Getting the maximum performance out of Not for Profit board members can often be difficult, especially if you have more than a dozen members to evaluate, according to a US philanthropy…

New Tax Laws for NFPs – FAQ’s

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  During July and September 2004 the Australian Tax Office presented free seminars around the country to assist charities implement new endorsement measures that come into effect…

Big Business Should Rescue Public Education

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  OPINION Big business could – and should – rescue public education according to Phil Dye, a lecturer in business dynamics at Sydney’s APM Training Institute.…

Australian CSR & Human Rights Research

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  The Corporate Citizenship Research Unit (CCRU) at Deakin University has embarked upon a new area of inquiry in the field of Corporate Citizenship and Human Rights in Australia. Headed…

Evaluating Boards – Who Stays and Who Goes?

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  Getting the maximum performance out of Not for Profit board members can often be difficult, especially if you have more than a dozen members to evaluate, according to a US philanthropy…

Charities Not ‘Charging’ Corporates for ‘Enough’!

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  Most charities are not asking their for-profit partners for enough money to cover marketing and sponsorship arrangements, according to a new study by Chicago-based IEG, a firm which…

Australians At UN Child Rights Convention

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  A large contingent of Australian legal and welfare experts will take part in the 4th UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCROC) in South Africa next year – and local NPFs are being…

More Pro Bono Scope for Law Students

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  There appears to be plenty of scope for many law schools in Australia to expand their existing pro bono work for law students, according to the National Pro Bono Resource Centre. The…

QuickGuides – When You Need To Know Fast!

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  Advertorial When you need to know and you need to know fast, then the new QuickGuides for Not for Profits are the answer – and the new website has all the information at your fingertips.…

More Pro Bono Scope for Law Students

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th September 2004 -  There appears to be plenty of scope for many law schools in Australia to expand their existing pro bono work for law students according to the National Pro Bono Resource Centre. The…

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