Recognition in the third sector

Of the many awardees, three significant recipients from Australia’s third sector include:

• Bruce Phillip Bonyhady, President of Philanthropy Australia, who has been awarded an Order of Australia (AM) for his contributions to the community through a range of charitable organisations, as well as his service to people with disabilities, their families and carers.
• Robert Trenberth who has been honoured for his service through advisory roles in emerging manufacturing and research enterprises to a range of not-for-profit organisations.
• Michael William Traill who has also been awarded for his contributions to the not-for-profit sector through development and implementation of effective financial systems and mentoring, and as a facilitator for social change.

Further recognition in the sector coincided with the announcement of the winners of the Not-For-Profit Network’s Non-profit Excellence Awards. Winners include:

• CEO of the Year: Carmel Dundon, Trees for Life SA
• Project of the Year: Muttacar Sorry Business, Artback NT
• Team Member of the Year: Patricia Levitzke-Gray, WA Deaf Society
• Organisation of the Year: Peer Support Australia
• Partnership of the Year: SUSO (Stepping up stepping out), in partnership with Odyssey House Victoria, Task Force, Youth Projects, Interact Australia, and the Judy Lazarus Transition Centre.

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