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.

According to Natalie Egleton and Tim Fairfax, the support offered by private philanthropy such as APS Foundation giving funds can play a pivotal role in reviving and growing dynamic communities in rural and regional Australia.

From supporting independent journalism to social impact filmmaking, meet a group of APS clients and friends who are passionate about ensuring important stories don’t go untold.

Research shows most Australians get more joy from giving gifts than receiving them. APS clients, friends and our Chairman, Chris Cuffe, share some of the most meaningful personal or philanthropic gifts they have given or received.

In this video, we hear from Joelle Sanounou, the inaugural winner of the Australia for UNHCR Beddie Scholarship, about how the grant is helping her to fulfil her dream of being a filmmaker.

Like many APS clients, David and Sarah Jane Vaux established their PAF when their children were small and have used the structure to help embed the family’s belief in the need to help others.

During the first COVID-19 lockdown, the Ward Family Foundation Fund negotiated some innovative sourcing deals to ensure their philanthropic funds were leveraged for the greatest impact.

Giving circles allow donors to learn about community issues together and maximise the power of their pooled gifts.

When Gail Kelly sits down with her family to talk about giving money to charity, it’s serious business.

We talk to two APS clients who understand that ending gender inequality is not just the right thing to do; it’s a well-researched fact that empowered women and girls fuel economic growth and prosperity.