Philanthropy Weekly No images? Click here Issue #220 | 6 February 2019 Inspiring others to cope with genetics’ lotteryKrystal Barter describes her body as “a lemon’’. If it were a car, she’d ask for a trade-in. But here’s the thing – for all its faults and failings, Krystal Barter has managed to make something extraordinary out of her lemon that has helped change attitudes among hundreds of thousands of Australians. PODCASTThe collective impact of 100 philanthropists For the first Philanthropy Australia podcast of 2020, we caught up with Impact 100, to talk about their unique funding model, the future of philanthropy and how Impact 100 is positioned to assist in the response to the recent bushfire crisis. NEWSROOMWhat’s changed? Are the banks doing enough? In this week's Philanthropy Australia blog, the team from Melior Investment Management share some ideas about how banks can take the next step to improve their societal impact following the Royal Commission into the financial services industry. Pro Bono Impact 25 Awards – Voting now open Pro Bono Australia’s Impact 25 Awards shine a spotlight on individuals who are working to make the world a better place. Take a look at the shortlist of 150 awe-inspiring individuals, and cast your vote for who you believe to be the most influential and impactful social sector leaders for 2019. JOB VACANCIESBusiness Development Lead Remotely | Health Justice Australia IN THE NEWSBusiness as usual is no longer going to be enough for governments, neither will it be for charities Pro Bono News | 6 Feb 2020 Something to share? |