Pandemic philanthropy: Giving in a time of crisis
In this era-defining moment, we’re navigating new rules of engagement for almost every aspect of our lives – even giving. Here are some things to consider for your philanthropy right now.
Gail Kelly reveals how her family gifts money
When Gail Kelly sits down with her family to talk about giving money to charity, it’s serious business.
How collective giving can maximise impact
Giving circles allow donors to learn about community issues together and maximise the power of their pooled gifts.
Ten key learnings from the Metamorphic Foundation
The Metamorphic Foundation was established to honour the memory of Dr Victor Wall. Its name reflects both Victor’s profession as a geologist, and the family’s aspiration to stimulate positive social change through philanthropy.
Creative sourcing for philanthropic leverage
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.
Honouring Indigenous experience to fund meaningful change
The CAGES Foundation is a PAF dedicated to an Australia where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People have the opportunity to reach their full potential. We spoke with Rachel Kerry, Executive Officer of CAGES, on how they approach funding organisations working with Indigenous communities.
Administration costs
Whatever the size or scope of your grantmaking, perhaps it’s time to start paying more attention to an organisation’s capacity (and the budget it takes to support that) rather than focusing on administration costs.
Establishing grantmaking principles
Giving is extremely rewarding. However, it can be difficult to work out where to focus. Here are some useful tips to get started.
A very personal passion – Levi’s Project
When a close friend of their son received a heartbreaking diagnosis, the Greiner’s focus philanthropic shifted entirely to a single challenge – to end childhood cancer.
Targeting women and girls to fuel community prosperity
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.
Investing in women and girls – a multiplier effect for change
Women and girls need significant investment to address inequality. They are highly effective drivers of change with a well-documented multiplier effect from the dollars invested in them.
Good giving tips
Here are five tips to help make your giving simple, strategic and rewarding.