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Search Results for: public ancillary fund
Public Ancillary Funds – new draft guidelines
The Federal Assistant Treasurer, Bill Shorten, has released new draft guidelines for Public Ancillary Funds (often known as PAFS and usually given the deductible gift recipient designation of DGR2). The Australian Tax Office describes Public Ancillary Funds as “public funds … Continue reading
Govt review of public ancillary funds
The then Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation, Bill Shorten announced a review into public ancillary funds, calling for submissions by 17 December 2010. Treasury stated that: “The proposed changes introduce a new regulatory framework similar to … Continue reading
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Tagged Assistant Treasurer, Bill Shorten, government review, Public Ancillary Funds, Treasury
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Research and Practice at ANZTSR
By Alexandra Williamson and Sharon Nathani Research: Ozphilanthropy and I recently attended the ANZTSR Conference in Sydney. What the blazes is that? we hear you asking – it’s the Australia New Zealand Third Sector Research conference (as no one has … Continue reading
Posted in engaged philanthropy, grantmaking, higher education, philanthropy
Tagged Alexandra Williamson, ANZTSR, board remuneration, community foundations, dgr, Elizabeth Cham, John McKinnon, Keir Family Foundation, Krystian Seibert, Mary Crooks, Matthew Hall, McKinnon Family Foundation, PAF, Philanthropy Australia, Private Ancillary Funds, PubAf, Purple Sage Project, Sarah Benjamin, Social Network analysis, Victorian Women's Trust
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“Splash in the shallows” – family foundations testing the waters
I am fascinated by private ancillary funds (PAFs) which are generally family foundations, so was very pleased to attend the Philanthropy Australia conference‘s session which highlighted the experiences of four family foundations at various stages of maturity, expertise and development. … Continue reading
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Tagged Artsupport, Chris Cuffe, Day Family Foundation, family foundation, Ian Potter Foundation, John Emerson, Mutual Trust, Nunn Dimos Foundation, PAFs, Peter Winneke, Philanthropy Australia, Prescribed Private Funds, Private Ancillary Fund, Private Ancillary Funds, Public Ancillary Funds, Snow Foundation, Stacey Thomas, Sue-Ann Wallace, Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation
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ISTR not the Ishtar Conference
Guest post by Alexandra Williamson The International Society for Third-sector Research known as ISTR or “I Star” – (editor’s note: which sounds to us at ozphilanthropy like Ishtar, goddess of love, fertility and sometimes community) is an international membership association … Continue reading
Posted in higher education, philanthropy
Tagged ACPNS, Alexandra Williamson, Arnova, Association for Research on Nonprofit Organisations and Voluntary Action, community foundations, Democracy and Legitimacy, Food Security, Foodbank, Gerry Salole, Hyborg, Hybridisation, International Society for Third Sector Research, Ishtar, ISTR, place-based philanthropy, Ruth Phillips, Social Network Mapping, Voluntas
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Generosity Forum – Chris Cuffe – a philanthropist’s “voyage”
I can’t adequately capture the tone of this highly amusing session at the Generosity Forum. As we had heard so many stories of journeys, Chris told us he was going to talk about his “voyage”. He was interviewed by Angela … Continue reading
Community Foundations Forum Day 2 2013
The second day of the Community Foundations forum took place at the beautifully tranquil Maggie Beers’ Farm, and started off with a talk from the lady herself on “why giving?”. Along with a breakfast of baked tomatoes, great sausages and … Continue reading
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Tagged ACNC, Acorn Foundation, Alex Gartmann, ASIC, auspicing, Australian Community Philanthropy, Bill Holland, Community Foundations Conference, Community Foundations Network of Canada, Corporations Act, dgr, Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal, FRRR, Geelong Community Foundation, Income Tax Exempt Funds, ITEF, Kristi Mansfield, Maggie Beer, non-DGR, PAF, Private Ancillary Fund, Public Ancillary Fund, Southern Highlands Community Foundation, Sydney Community Foundation
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What I learned about PAFs at the Community Foundations Forum Pt 1
Not so long ago I wrote about the new draft guidelines and legislation for Public Ancillary Funds. The new regime will come into effect on 1 January, but there will be a three year period for Public Ancillary Funds to … Continue reading
Social Ventures / Social Entrepreneurs
I have been wanting to write a review of Philanthrocapitalism for a while. But on speed reading through it in the last couple of days I started to question the immediate relevance for us in Australia. Yes, there are interesting … Continue reading
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