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Volunteering Means Business Success for Women

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 21st September 2006 -  A US study has found a link between early volunteering and community–based endeavours and successful professional women. The study was conducted to find out when, how and why women…

Givewell Reports on the ‘Tsunami’ Factor

Staff Reporter, Monday, 31st July 2006 -  Givewell’s eighth annual study on how Australian Not for Profits manage their assets reveals that the main fundraising winner in 2004-2005 were those most influenced by the tsunami…

Public Interest Law Graduate Program

Staff Reporter, Monday, 3rd July 2006 -  La Trobe University’s School of Law is offering a new graduate program in public interest law that is particularly relevant to practitioners and policy makers and pro bono coordinators…

Professional Skills of Volunteers Underused – US S

Staff Reporter, Monday, 22nd May 2006 -  Despite a need for more resources, the vast majority of Not for Profit organizations are not capitalizing on the valuable professional skills of their volunteers, according to a…

Community Foundations Increase Giving – US Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 8th May 2006 -  Community Foundation giving reached record levels in 2005 and are likely to increase in 2006 against a trend of other foundations remaining steady, according to a new US study. Giving…

Why NFP Execs Are Opting Out – US Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 10th April 2006 -  Relentless fundraising pressure, weak boards of directors, low salaries, and lack of management support are causing many executive directors of small to mid-sized Not for Profit…

Corporate Leaders Can Learn from NFPs

Staff Reporter, Monday, 27th February 2006 -  Australia’s corporate leaders can learn several lessons from Not for Profit leaders according to a 12-month study called Engaging Leaders. Global consultancy, Hay Group…

Foundation Expenses – US Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 27th February 2006 -  Described as the first comprehensive report on the factors affecting administrative costs at grantmaking foundations, this US study “cautions against constructing a ‘one…

21st Century Volunteers -UK Study

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 23rd February 2006 -  ‘New recruit’ volunteers are increasingly interested in what they can get out of volunteering, and Not for Profits must adapt according to a new study from the UK. In…

Corporate Leaders Can Learn from NFPs

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 23rd February 2006 -  Australia’s corporate leaders can learn several lessons from Not for Profit leaders according to a 12-month study called Engaging Leaders. Global consultancy, Hay Group…

21st Century Volunteers -UK Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 13th February 2006 -  ‘New recruit’ volunteers are increasingly interested in what they can get out of volunteering, and Not for Profits must adapt according to a new study from the UK. In…

US Study Indicates CSR Not So Profitable!

Staff Reporter, Monday, 30th January 2006 -  Corporate social responsibility (CSR) may hurt rather than help corporate profitability, according to a new US study released this month. The study, “Does Corporate Social Responsibility…

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