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Issue #218 | 23 January 2019

Where does your organisation need to be in order to create a bigger impact?

 
 
 
 

There has never been a more important time for philanthropy to make bold moves towards changing the world for the better.

Book your place at our first 2020 Thought Leadership event. Join keynote speaker Emily Tow, President of The Tow Foundation (USA), as she reveals how your organisation can be better positioned to affect system change. Emily will share her experience as an active systems change philanthropist while exploring the tools and stories featured in Philanthropy Systems and Change, an innovative report released by The Australian Centre for Social Innovation late last year.

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PAF Guidelines Update
 

NEWSROOM

 
 
 
 
 

 Turning a hand to better school outcomes

It’s just over 20 years since Russell Kerr saw an opportunity to help school children at risk of losing their way by providing a practical solution that became Hands on Learning (HoL). In 2017, HoL became part of Save The Children Australia and, as a result, is poised to grow.

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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Restoring Australia's democracy 

Last year, Philanthropy Australia held the Philanthropy Meets Parliament Summit in Canberra, where ideas about the state of our democracy were debated, tested and challenged. Continuing that debate in our blog this week, Hugh de Kretser, Executive Director of the Human Rights Law Centre, highlights how important charity advocacy is for a healthy democracy.

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Save $100 with an early bird ticket to 2020 AEGN conference

Join the Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network (AEGN) for their annual conference on 17-18 March at the Sydney Opera House. This years event, 'At the Tipping Point' is a critical event to inform your environmental giving strategy and learn how philanthropy, leadership and influence can drive essential environmental change.

TICKETS
 

FUNDING

 
 
 
 
 

Save the Children launches impact investment fund

In an Australian-first for an aid organisation, this new fund is aimed at supporting enterprises that emphasise social innovation and address pressing social and humanitarian issues. Save the Children Australia CEO Paul Ronalds said the creation of the fund reflected the need for the sector to respond to a changing operating environment and find new sources of funds to scale up promising social innovation.

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Accelerate your social impact with a program supported by generous scholarships

Melbourne Business School is introducing a new scholarship supported program to support the growth and impact of Australia's for-purpose sector. The application deadline for the 2020 March intake has been extended to 7 February.

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JOB VACANCIES 

 
 

Partnerships Executive Melbourne, VIC | Philanthropy Australia

Policy & Research Officer Melbourne, VIC | Philanthropy Australia

Marketing Officer Melbourne, VIC | Philanthropy Australia

 

Head - Gift in Wills & Estates Melbourne, VIC | University of Melbourne

Foundation Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist Sydney, NSW | icare

Foundation Manager (Australia) Melbourne, VIC | The Aesop Foundation 

ALL VACANCIES
 

IN THE NEWS

 

Koalas of NYC campaign raises $22k by placing stuffed toys in iconic locations ABC | 21 Jan 2020
Davos creator Klaus Schwab still believes it can bridge divides The Australian | 21 Jan 2020
Some thoughts on the bushfire crisis, charity and giving Pro Bono News | 21 Jan 2020
Millions raised for bushfires but how is it being regulated? ABC Radio National | 21 Jan 2020
Bushfire donations likely won't cover repair bill, St Vincent de Paul chief says ABC | 21 Jan 2020
Mexico eradicates child labour from fashion supply chain Fashionating World | 20 Jan 2020
Bushfire donations near $500 million as watchdogs put charities on notice The Age | 19 Jan 2020
New fund paves the way for impact investment in the charity sector Pro bono News | 17 Jan 2020

 
 

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