Collective giving, also known as collaborative philanthropy or pooled funding, is where funders come together to pool their financial resources, knowledge, and expertise to make strategic philanthropic contributions.

Learn from APS board member, co-founder and Chair of Eureka Benevolent Foundation (EBF), Belinda Hutchinson, and her Foundation Director, Jess Perrin, on their current education grant round and what EBF looks for in a high-impact philanthropic partnership. 

The Unsworth Foundation has celebrated $1 million in charitable gifts to the community since establishing their family’s PAF in 2014. 

APS clients Kate Prendiville, Scott Williams AO and Dr Mark Irwin share their personal passion projects in education, and how structured giving helps amplify their impact over the longer term.

APS clients share why they are using their family foundations to support the Yes campaign.

The Jackson McKnight Skating Development Fund is helping our nation’s sporting elite, leaving a grand legacy beyond the donors’ lifetimes.

In this article, three APS clients with one, five and ten years of structured giving experience reflect on what they’ve discovered.

Philanthropists and grantmakers share their experiences when it comes to supporting climate change, conservation, and environmental charities.

Businessman and APS client, Mangala Martinus, shares his philanthropic journey into structured giving, charity funding, volunteering, and leveraging his networks for good.

APS speaks with a group of clients and friends about their philanthropic approach to the challenges of mental health in Australia.

APS speaks with not-for-profit industry leaders and APS on the opportunities and considerations for philanthropists seeking to fund internationally. Two APS clients also generously share the ways they give to and support overseas projects.

From leading cross-sector, systems-wide change to providing private funding and support, meet some not-for-profit leaders and APS clients at the heart of solving homelessness in Australia.