Australians are still giving billions, but the way we give is changing with a quiet revolution in how generosity is structured, managed, and sustained over time.

APS client Jon Stretch believes if you have more than you need, you have a responsibility to look around, see what’s happening, and do something practical about it. He turned this instinct into a long-term commitment to investing in good and tackling some of Australia’s most pressing issues.

If you are looking to support charities working on social cohesion in our community, we have compiled this Give List to help you get started.

The Government proposes raising minimum annual distributions for Private and Public Ancillary Funds to 6% of net assets. Here’s what’s changing and what it means for your fund.

This list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working internationally to provide emergency aid and support to people affected by conflict in the Middle East.

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Latest move by the government is putting a once-in-a-generation opportunity to embed philanthropy deeply into Australian culture at risk.

The current investment performance reports of the Australian Philanthropic Services Foundation to 31 December 2025

This give list provides a range of not-for-profit organisations working to support people affected by the bushfire (VIC) and flood emergencies (QLD and NSW) in January 2026.

This give list contains Australian charities with DGR-1 status working to support and aid those affected by the Bondi Beach attack on 14 December 2025.

Australian Philanthropic Services (APS) welcomes the greater clarity from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) regarding ancillary funds and “benefits”.

Australians are giving more generously and with greater purpose than ever, findings from a new survey from Australian Philanthropic Services.