Philanthropic foundations and schools need to collaborate and coordinate if they are to direct resources where they are needed most through school-community partnerships, writes Professor Geoff Masters AO, Chief Executive of the Australian Council for Educational Research.
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Through effective partnerships, the Property Industry Foundation has raised over $17 million to help NFPs provide services to homeless and at risk youth. Drawing on the success of the Property Industry Foundation, Third Sector explains how not-for-profit organisations can run successful programs by fostering mutually-beneficial relationships with industries and government bodies.
Following extensive consultation and feedback from grant-makers, a new resource has been released that highlights the key attributes of successful partnerships between not-for-profit organisations and government bodies.
Third Sector speaks to Gerard Veltre, CEO and Artistic Director of not-for-profit performing arts organisation Phunktional, about how he successfully attracted and maintained valuable partnerships to grow his organisation.
Third Sector speaks to Gerard Veltre, CEO and Artistic Director of not-for-profit performing arts organisation Phunktional, about how he successfully attracted and maintained valuable partnerships to grow his organisation.
Three associations have created new partnerships within the events and conference planning industry.
The Building Partnerships between Government & Not-For-Profits Conference will be held between 19-20 May 2011 at the Canberra National Convention Centre.
Register now for the Building Partnerships between Government and NFPs conference, to be held at the National Convention Centre in Canberra from 19-20 May 2011.
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