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Tag Archives: Private Ancillary Fund
“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
Posted in donate, engaged philanthropy, grantmaking, philanthropy
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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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
A good donor event – Strategic Philanthropy at the Jewish Museum of Australia
I attended a donor event at the Jewish Museum of Australia which was exemplary in getting the attention of potential donors, providing useful information about philanthropy, telling personal stories and introducing a not for profit organisation to new audiences. Shamal Dass, Head of … Continue reading
Posted in donate, engaged philanthropy, impact and measurement, philanthropy
Tagged Australian Giving Trends, Australian Jewish Funders, charitable fund, Charles Justin, funding capacity, generosity, Jewish Museum of Australia, John McLeod, Justin Art House Melbourne, Natalie Rathner, Private Ancillary Fund, Rebecca Forgasz, Shamal Dass, testamentary trust
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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
Posted in fundraising, philanthropy, social action
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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the first rule of screenwriting
They say that the first rule of screenwriting is to write about what you know – and I think I know a little bit about philanthropy, so I am aiming to share some it here – and I am indeed … Continue reading
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