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Most NFP Executives Plan to Leave Within Five Years: US Study

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 29th June 2011 - Two-thirds of US NFP Executives plan to leave their jobs within the next five years, citing frustration with their organisations’ shaky finances, under-performing boards of directors, and the difficulty of maintaining healthy work-life balance in t

Annual Grantmakers Salary Report Released

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 28th June 2011 - The median salary for foundation staff in the United States is $70,000, according to a new benchmarking report from the Council on Foundations.

Increase Profits for Social Good – US Paper

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 16th June 2011 - Corporations should return to using the single bottom line to assess investments and achieve more social good, according to new paper by a US consultancy firm.

Community Groups Leading the Way in School Partnerships

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 16th June 2011 - Australian businesses are lagging behind community organisations in forming partnerships with schools, and should be doing more to assist in achieving strong student outcomes, according to a report by NAB Schools First.

Don’t Dump Direct Marketing – Study

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 9th June 2011 - New US research finds that integrated Direct Marketing is essential for maximising the long-term value of online-acquired donors.

The Future of Cheques for Not for Profits?

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 9th June 2011 - Australia has begun public consultations into the future of the use of cheques - a topic that has been raging in the UK for a number of years causing great consternation in the Not for Profit sector.

GFC Hit Tax Deductible Giving to Australian NFPs

Staff Reporter, Monday, 6th June 2011 - The Global Financial Crisis in 2008-09 saw a decrease in the amount of money Australians donated to Not for Profit organisations, according to a recent examination of tax-deductible giving data.

Challenges for Low Income Families – Hardship Survey

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 2nd June 2011 - A new report from Anglicare Victoria shows 25 per cent of emergency relief clients cannot afford to buy prescription medication, almost half cannot afford dental treatment and one in five are too poor to eat a good meal once a day.

Social Media Key to Engaging Young Volunteers

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 26th May 2011 - A new report on engaging young people in volunteering in Tasmania has called for organisations to embrace websites and social networking.

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