Partnerships
As part of its global commitment to help regenerate Australia post bushfires, iconic French beauty brand, L’OCCITANE Australia has partnered with the charity partner for Australia’s National Parks, the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife (FNPW), to ...
The Coca-Cola Foundation announced a new partnership with Australian Red Cross to support vulnerable members of the community to recover from the social and economic impacts of COVID-19. The Coca-Cola Foundation is providing $250,000 to support the ...
63% of NFPs globally have been negatively impacted due to travel restrictions at this time, as reported by The Voice of Charities Facing COVID-19 Worldwide. Halad to Health is one of them. Founded in early ...
Synergis Fund, a wholesale investment funds aimed at transforming the disability housing sector, completed its second capital raise in early April bringing total funds to $26.5 million.
The Paul Ramsay Foundation and the Judith Neilson Institute for Journalism and Ideas are jointly funding a radio documentary series on Australia’s recent bushfires.
Happy Paws Happy Hearts pairs RSPCA rescue animals in need of companionship with vulnerable people who are feeling alone and socially isolated, but social distancing for Coronavirus has made their efforts to stop social isolation ...
The Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife’s volunteer rescue program, Wildlife Heroes and wildlife carer not-for-profit, Two Green Threads have partnered to create a dedicated Caring for Carers program to support the mental health of over 10,000 ...
Westpac Foundation announced a new $500,000 partnership with the Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR), expanding its Community Grant program in rural, regional, and remote areas across Australia.
Elderly Australians and volunteer network to receive essential hygiene products as part of program.
One of the biggest hinderances to implementing a successful corporate partnerships strategy is unhelpful internal cultures, and predominantly the prevailing culture of the Board. So many corporate fundraisers feel that their Board ‘just don’t get ...
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