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Labor Pledges $36 Million Investment in NFP Knowledge Base

Staff Reporter, Friday, 20th August 2010 - A re-elected Labor Government would invest $36 million in a knowledge base for the Not for Profit Sector.

US Education Crisis for Black Males – Report

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 19th August 2010 - Philanthropic communities and advocacy groups in the US have been urged to help facilitate change after an alarming report on the state of education for Black males across all 50 states.

US Corporate Donations Slow to Rebound

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 12th August 2010 - Corporate donations to charities in the US will not return to pre-recession levels for some time, despite corporate profits rebounding, according to a Chronicle of Philanthropy study.

Cardinal Pell Outburst Creates Questions on Charity Regulation

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 12th August 2010 - OPINION | The recent stoush between Cardinal George Pell and the Australian Greens prompts the question “Where is the Australian Tax Office when you need them?”, writes Derek Mortimer.

Framing the Future – VCOSS Forum

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 11th August 2010 - In the Federal election wash-up, the Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS) will host a special Community Sector Futures event in the lead up to its Framing the Future Forum.

It’s the Society, Stupid

Staff Reporter, Friday, 6th August 2010 - OPINION | The Federal Government can’t increasingly rely on Not for Profit community organisations to deliver services without fixing the regulatory and institutional arrangements, writes co-publisher of Pro Bono Australia News, David James, in ref

Understanding the Modern Volunteer

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 4th August 2010 - What does the modern volunteer look like? The upcoming Volunteering Australia National Conference will examine the modern volunteer and the critical issues around their community involvement.

Opinion

Disrupting Philanthropy

Staff Reporter, Friday, 30th July 2010 - OPINION | As enormous databases and powerful new visualisation tools can be accessed instantly by anyone, at any time, information networks are transforming philanthropy. In this excerpt of "Disrupting Philanthropy: Technology and the Future of the S

Aged Care Providers Need One Voice – Survey

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 28th July 2010 - Almost 80% of aged care providers want one body to represent all aged care facilities in Australia on a national level, according to a new industry survey.

If you’re disabled, just wait outside for 10 years

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 28th July 2010 - OPINION | The Federal Government’s reluctance to build accessible housing is a farce, writes chairman of the FSHD Global Research Foundation, Bill Moss.

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