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Category Archives: philanthropy
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. Act of Women Giving Membership: $250, $500 or $1,000 – supporting advancing opportunities for women & girls through education or … 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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Social Impact Investing – Government Review
Not a lot of time for this one. The Federal Government has announced a review into Social Impact Investing – calling for submissions by Monday 27 February 2017. Key areas for response are: the potential role of the Commonwealth Government … Continue reading
Women Moving Millions
The Australian Women Donors Network has just completed the “Power of Women” tour introducing Women Moving Millions in Sydney and Melbourne. Women Moving Millions was started in 2005 by Helen LaKelly Hunt and Swanee Hunt, who wanted to “raise the … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, donate, grantmaking, philanthropy
Tagged 50/50, Ann Lovell, Australian Women Donors' Network, Carol Schwartz, Good Men Project, Good Pitch, Jack Myers, Jacki Zehner, Julie Reilly, locker room, Michael Kimmel, The Mask You Live In, The Vagina Monologues, Tiffany Schlain, Tony Porter, women & girls, Women Moving Millions
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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
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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Giving circles gain momentum
Collective giving through giving circles has been growing in Australia over the last four years. Since James Boyd introduced the Impact100 model to Western Australia in 2012, four more Impact100 groups have sprung up in Australia – Impact100 Melbourne (disclosure … Continue reading
Posted in donate, grantmaking, impact and measurement, philanthropy
Tagged Big Impact for Women, Bridget Allan, community foundations, homelessness, http://www.impact100sydney.org.au/, Impact100 Fremantle, Impact100 Melbourne, Impact100 SA, Impact100 Sydney, Impact100 WA, James Boyd, McAuley Community Services for Women, Women & Change
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What the US gives US
U.S. Foundation Funding for Australia looks at grants of at least $10,000 from 1000 US foundations which direct their money to Australia or elsewhere in relation to Australia or Australia/US relations from 2011 – 2013. Continue reading
Giving for the Common Good
The Wheeler Centre hosted Giving for the Common Good, a talk with Stephen Heintz, President of the Rockefeller Brothers Foundation (which shouldn’t be confused with the Rockefeller Foundation), facilitated by Peter Mares. The Rockefeller Brothers Foundation was established in 1940, … Continue reading
