The APS Foundation is the fastest-growing public ancillary fund in Australia with over 600 giving funds totalling over $350million.

The investment objective for the APS Foundation is to achieve a return after fees at least equal to CPI inflation +4% per annum, measured over rolling seven-year periods.

This webinar looked at the seven most common funder misconceptions that can derail even the most well-intentioned giving. 

This give list outlines not-for-profit organisations working in the international development, with focus areas on disaster relief, community development, economic empowerment, support for women and girls, literacy, and justice.

A list of not-for-profit organisations working for environmental conservation and protection of the rich biodiversity in Australia.

This article lists various not-for-profit organisations working toward better mental health outcomes for Australians through research, services and/or programs for those experiencing or at risk of mental ill-health.

While there’s no single ‘formula’ for gauging charitable effectiveness, here is a pragmatic approach to undertaking some basic due diligence before making a grant.

There is no minimum distribution requirement in the financial year in which you establish your structure. But you can start giving today, should you wish to by logging into your client portal.

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.

Australian Philanthropic Services (APS) has announced a record year for charitable giving from its clients in the last financial year. APS clients collectively gave $200 million to charities in FY24, a sizeable uplift from $162 million in FY23.

This APS toolkit is designed to spark some ideas and get you started on developing your own giving approach.