Third Sector is pleased to announce that it will be selecting and awarding the not-for-profit organisation to receive The CTK Foundation and Connecting Up Australia's cash grant.
Former Australian of the Year and millionaire entrepreneur Dick Smith has told the Sydney Morning Herald that he will name and shame "selfish" rich Australians who aren't giving back to their community.
Sydney Community Foundation is offering Belonging Project grants to foster connections and support for marginalised groups in Sydney.
More than $215,000 has been awarded to 14 not-for-profit organisations in Melbourne's inner northern suburbs as part of the 2011 Inner North Community Foundation's Pathways to Employment grant round.
The Victorian Government has followed through on its promise to offer ten community organisations extra funding if they raised $100,000 in their community over twelve months.
Not-for-profit (NFP) organisations running locally-based initiatives that make a difference to the health and wellbeing of communities can apply for up to $100,000 in funding.
Facebook Causes is a valuable marketing tool that is a free, fun and effective way for not-for-profits to fundraise and raise awareness of their organisation.
The Australian Government has announced two fund managers to deliver $20 million in the newly launched Social Enterprise Development and Investment Fund (SEDIF).
CTK Foundation have partnered with Connecting Up Australia to offer not-for-profits (NFPs) in Australia and New Zealand over $15,000 in funding, technology and marketing tools.
Nominations for not-for-profit (NFP) individuals and organisations that have contributed to their community are now open as part of the Human Rights Awards 2011.
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