Understanding the impact of your funding
Tips for philanthropists on understanding the impact of your funding to better engage with charities and make informed giving decisions.
Tips for philanthropists on understanding the impact of your funding to better engage with charities and make informed giving decisions.
WATCH: Chris Croker, a Luritja man from central Australia, shares his perspective on the referendum for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and his message for philanthropists.
Are referendum donations tax deductible? Will I need to declare donations to a referendum campaign? Learn more about supporting the Voice.
Structured giving through private and public ancillary funds provides unique tax benefits to those giving to charity in Australia.
If you have high net worth clients, it’s likely that many of them have thought about charitable giving or even setting up a tax-effective foundation. They want to talk about philanthropy.
Whether or not your giving fund has a nominated successor, APS can help you to set up a plan for your giving future.
APS spoke with 44 Australian charity representatives to uncover the best questions funders should ask about their impact and which resources to turn to before and after giving.
Specialist insights on how meaningful philanthropy can help connect your values, family and charities to deepen your joy of giving.
What is participatory grantmaking and what are the benefits and challenges of using this approach in your funding decisions?
Articulating your values enables you to align your charitable giving with the things that matter most to you. Here is a process to help articulate individual and shared values to guide your philanthropy.
There is a plethora of fundraising platforms that charities use to raise campaign funds, but can a private ancillary fund (PAF) give through them?
Values-based discussions can be an effective way to strengthen client relationships, better determine their priorities, and deliver on rewarding personal goals.