Fundraising Institute Australia (FIA) has announced the winners of the 21st Awards for Excellence in Fundraising.  This year, the awards program featured 13 categories and 173 entries judged by 44 senior fundraisers working for a range of fundraising organisations. Two new
Out of 11 handpicked finalists, HESTA selected Youth Projects, Housing All Australians, actress Julia Hales, and Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service’s Melissa Browning as
Guide dog instructor John Gosling AM, often referred to as the “Elder Statesman of Guide Dogs” in Australia has been honoured with a Member of
11 handpicked organisations, individuals, and projects have been announced as finalists for the first-ever HESTA Impact Awards, which recognises health and community services professionals taking
Good360, a not-for-profit distributing brand-new non-perishable goods donated by businesses to the Australians who need them is 2020’s Australian Charity of the Year. The Australian
Volunteer firefighter Kim Hill has been honoured as the 2020 NSW Volunteer of the Year for her courageous and dedicated support for bushfire impacted communities in the Macarthur and
Eight organisations across disability services, allied health, aged care and community services were given recognition for their work by the HESTA Excellence Awards. The awards,
Social entrepreneur and diversity icon Violet Roumeliotis is the latest recipient of the Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (HACCI) Woman of Influence Award.
Esteemed philanthropist, business leader, advocate and commentator Carol Schwartz AO is this year’s recipient the Leading Philanthropist award presented at the 2020 Australian Philanthropy Awards.
Three medical researchers were admitted to the Viertel Foundation Senior Medical Research Fellowship — one of Australia’s largest philanthropic medical research grants, to fund their work in combatting the
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