The Clinton Global Initiative has announced that the Great Barrier Reef Foundation (GBRF) is the first Australian not-for-profit organisation to join its ranks.
The Macquarie Group Foundation has established a $100,000 Social Innovation grant to an Australian not-for-profit organisation or program that addresses an unmet community need.
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Foundation fund manager Perpetual has announced its annual national funding round, providing over $9 million from its discretionary trusts to 200 organisations across Australia.
The Office for the Community Sector in the Department of Planning and Community Development is co-ordinating a series of discussions between the Victorian government and philanthropists.
Insync Surveys has released a research paper addressing the unique issues faced by not-for-profit (NFP) organisations in attracting and retaining quality staff.
According to a report by the British-based Charities Aid Foundation, the citizens of Australia and New Zealand are most willing to donate their time and money to charity.
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) along with Clayton Utz and AIPM presented 'careers in construction – success series' to over 50 people at the State Library in Melbourne on Thursday September 9.
Scholarships are available for Australian not-for-profit employees to travel to the USA to attend the Non-profit Technology Conference or attend the Non-Profit Executive Leaders Program at Stanford.
Reports from the Association of Children's Welfare Agencies 2010 conference and the Fundraising Institute Australia's Madison Down Under conference are now available online, while the United Nations DPI/NGO Conference has just begun in Melbourne.
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