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Paying NFP Board Members – UK Report

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 2nd April 2002 - A two year study in the UK of Corporate Governance in the Public and Volunteer Sectors has recommended that board trustees in the Not for Profit sector be paid in amounts comparable…

Losing a High Profile Patron – the GG Experience

Staff Reporter, Monday, 4th March 2002 - Thrust into the limelight for all the wrong reasons several Not for Profits are now making adjustments after losing their Patron – the Governor General Dr. Peter Hollingworth. Dr.…

Challenges for Non Profit Leaders

Staff Reporter, Monday, 15th October 2001 - The challenges facing Not for Profit leaders was the topic of the keynote address to the MS Society’s International Summit on Non Profit Leadership in Melbourne this month. Professor…

Asset Management for Not for Profits

Staff Reporter, Monday, 1st October 2001 - There are many issues confronting Australian charities with regard to asset management. But one organisation believes it has come up with the right formula – one that understands…

Lawyer Warns On ‘For-Profit’ Syndrome

Staff Reporter, Monday, 3rd September 2001 - “A dollar at any cost” is not worth it if you lose the “essence” of your organisation according to a Melbourne lawyer and expert in governance issues relating to the Not for Profit sector.…

The Partnership ‘Scorecard’

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th August 2001 - The Not for Profit sector is acutely aware of the “triple bottom line” for business and just what the corporate world wants to get out of a partnership with the community…but just how…

Computer Giant Takes on Geelong Not for Profit

Staff Reporter, Monday, 23rd July 2001 - It’s a classic David and Goliath story…Microsoft, the worlds largest computer company run by one of the world’s richest men, Bill Gates has shut down a small Geelong charity that provides…

Australia Post Salvo for Charities

Staff Reporter, Monday, 25th June 2001 - Australia Post has advised the consumer watchdog, the ACCC, of its intention to increase the price of PrintPost, Adpost and Unaddressed Delivery Service. But there is some good news…

CanTeen Tells Its Recovery Story

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th June 2001 - It’s been a tough twelve months for the young people’s cancer charity CanTeen. But a recent court room judgement has finally closed the door on a charity nightmare – fraud! CanTeen…

Footnote on our ‘Giving’ Poll

Staff Reporter, Monday, 28th May 2001 - A follow up on the Givewell survey that showed an increase in giving trends saw a flurry at our on-site Instant Poll with 23% of organisations agreeing they had experienced the 17% increase…

Barcoding Your Mail-Outs – Are You Prepared?

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 17th April 2001 - If you are a fundraiser reliant on mail-outs to keep your organisation going and to attract donations, are you prepared for changes to Australia Post’s PreSort service? For those…

What Happened to CharitableWay?

Staff Reporter, Monday, 2nd April 2001 - Philanthropic forums across the Internet have been flooded with discussions about the closure of Charitableway.com, the portal for collecting and disseminating payroll donations…

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