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Category Archives: fundraising
Charity Fundraising in the 21st Century
There is a new Senate inquiry into Charity Fundraising in the 21st Century. Submissions close on 6 August and the committee is to report on or before 18 October 2018. This caught my eye because one of the terms of … Continue reading
DGR Reform
The Treasury Department has called for submissions commenting on a new discussion paper around Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) reform. Read the paper here. Submissions are due by 4 August – as per the website – the discussion paper had 14 … Continue reading
11 local giving circles – find one near you
There has been phenomenal growth in giving circles in Australia recently, so here’s a handy list to help keep track. Capital Giving (previously ACT of Women Giving) Membership: $250, $500 or $1,000 – supporting advancing opportunities for women & girls … Continue reading
Posted in donate, fundraising, grantmaking, philanthropy, volunteering
Tagged ACT of Women Giving, giving circles, Impact100 Fremantle, Impact100 Melbourne, Impact100 SA, Impact100 Sydney, Impact100 Sydney North, Impact100 WA, Melbourne Women's Fund, philanthropy, The Channel, Women and Change
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Generosity Forum – a collective giving conversation
As you know, my focus recently has been on giving circles and collective giving. So I was very happy to attend the Generosity Forum: Conversations in Changing Philanthropy this week to hear Tom Hull from the Funding Network, Gillian Hund … Continue reading
Posted in donate, fundraising, grantmaking, philanthropy, social action
Tagged 10 x 10, Australian Women Donors' Network, conference, Funding Network, generosity, generositymag, Gillian Hund, Impact100 Melbourne, Kiva, Melbourne Women's Fund, Pat Burke, Rikki Andrews, social change, Startsomegood, Tom Hull
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Cause Report – 20 years of (r)evolution
JBWere and NAB have launched John McLeod’s “The Cause Report – 20 years of (r)evolution in the nonprofit sector” which is the first major statistical analysis of the charitable and non profit sector since 1996. The report will be available on the … Continue reading
Posted in corporate social responsibility, donate, fundraising, impact and measurement, philanthropy, volunteering
Tagged ABS, ACNC, Cause Report, Daniel Madhaven, Impact Investing Australia, JBWere, John McLeod, Mark Lyons, Philanthropy Australia, Sarah Davies, Shamal Dass, Third Sector Report
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Philanthropy and the Arts – review
Philanthropy and the Arts is a new book by Professor Jennifer Radbourne and Kenneth Watkins (published in October 2015). While it purports to be a best practice fundraising guide for arts organisations in Australia, it is more of a history … Continue reading
The Funding Network
The Funding Network was established in Melbourne just over a year ago, based on a model from the United Kingdom. It’s a new model of live crowdfunding where donors come together to hear about charitable projects and then make pledges … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, donate, fundraising, philanthropy, social action
Tagged Alliance for Gambling Reform, Allison Keogh, Australian Communities Foundation, Ben Schokman, Daniel Haile-Michael, digital storytelling, Funding Network, Human Rights Law Centre, Jill Reichstein, John Spierings, Reichstein Foundation, Tamar Hopkins, Tom Mohr
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Pivotal People Pivotal Journeys – a study on CEOS and fundraising
A research team at ACPNS, Dr Wendy Scaife, Marie Crittal and Katie McDonald has released a new working paper, Pivotal People Pivotal Journeys. This follows on from Who’s Asking for What? released in 2013 which explored the role played by CEOs … Continue reading
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