APS Foundation investment update – April 2025
VIDEO: APS Foundation investment update April 2025 by portfolio manager Chris Cuffe AO
VIDEO: APS Foundation investment update April 2025 by portfolio manager Chris Cuffe AO
VIDEO : Watch a recording from our 2025 APS flagship client event, with long standing clients The Albert family and an APSF investment update
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.
The investment performance reports of the APS Foundation to 31 December 2024
The growing profile of philanthropy in Australia, triggered by the multi-trillion-dollar intergenerational wealth transfer, has paved the way for accountants and advisers to incorporate structured giving into client discussions, and there are sound business reasons...
APS is proud to support MDGH with our public fund, APS Foundation and some of our Private Ancillary Fund (PAF) clients donating and investing through their philanthropic structures to help develop a treatment for river blindness.
An overview of how to incorporate structured giving into your legacy and estate planning
VIDEO : This webinar looked at the seven most common funder misconceptions that can derail even the most well-intentioned giving.
APS had a record year of charitable giving, proudly supporting over 950 clients to give $200m to charity last year. Here’s a snapshot of our giving and growth in FY24.
Australian Philanthropic Services (APS), Australia’s leading provider of philanthropic services, has appointed Graeme McKenzie to its Board of Directors, effective 1 November 2024. Graeme succeeds David Gonski AC, who is retiring from the board...
The APS Foundation is the fastest-growing public ancillary fund in Australia with over 600 giving funds totalling over $350million.
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.