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Tag Archives: Mary Crooks
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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Funding Advocacy – the legal, conceptual and anecdotal
Swinburne Philanthropy Alumni presented a lively session last night on “funding advocacy”. Dr Charles Lane, former CEO of the Myer Foundation and Sydney Myer Fund, spoke first. Dr Lane’s view is that advocacy is a crucial component of grantmaking and … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, philanthropy, social action
Tagged advocacy, Charles Lane, Compass, Dr Lane, Genevieve Timmons, Irish Times, Julia Unwin, Mary Crooks, philanthropic organisations, purple sage, Royal Commission, SPA, the Nun's Story, voice for indi, womens christian temperance movement
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Philanthropy and Ethics Debate: Mind the Gap: Philanthropy, Social Policy and Government
The fourth annual Philanthropy and Ethics debate was entitled: Mind the Gap: Philanthropy, Social Policy and Government. This topic floored me a little and I felt I was playing catch up listening to the four speakers, Mary Crooks from the … Continue reading
PLuGIN – Mary Crooks at the Inner North Community Foundation
Writing this one with two hats, blogger and Executive Officer of the Inner North Community Foundation. A few weeks ago, the Inner North Community Foundation had its first PLuGIN (Philanthropy Leadership Group in the Inner North) – which had its … Continue reading
A busy week in philanthropy events
This week is shaping up to be a busy one for philanthropy events in Melbourne. First off there is the Brotherhood of St Laurence Sambell Oration Dinner at the Sofitel on Wednesday night featuring guest speaker, Jennifer Westacott, the CEO … Continue reading
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