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Give list: Ukraine
This give list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working to support people affected by the Russia-Ukraine war.
This give list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working to support people affected by the Russia-Ukraine war.
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.
This give list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working to support people affected by the floods in Queensland and NSW in February and March 2022.
This research piece from the APS team provides insights into eight segments of the not-for-profit sector particularly badly affected by the pandemic.
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.
As she approaches the end of her time as CEO with APS, Antonia Ruffell reflects on some of her key insights and learnings.
After nine years at our helm, Antonia Ruffell will be leaving her role as Chief Executive Officer of Australian Philanthropic Services.
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.
If you are a director or intend to become one, you’ll need a director ID. Here’s how and when to apply.
Climate change is a global issue predicted to cause significant disruption to food security, human health, freshwater resources, economic sectors, and natural ecosystems. This give list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working to combat the climate change crisis and its impacts.
It’s tax reporting season and timely to take note of tax deductions for donations to your giving fund or private ancillary fund.
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.