#PhilanthropyMatters UOW illawarramercury.com.au/story/8146074/…

Statement by Philanthropy Australia on the Voice referendum philanthropy.org.au/news-and-stori…

Some of Australia's biggest financial institutions have joined forces with ICMEC to disrupt financial transactions related to child abuse. Learn more: ow.ly/gNR750NBPvC

Fundraisers can mentor #donors to help them create more value in the way they support charities, says a new paper from fundraising thinktank Rogare. Read more on this here: efa-net.eu/news/paper-fun… #FundraisingEurope #fundraising

How to give well – a guide for philanthropists and what that means for charities fandp.com.au/perpetual-phil…

To be honest, “the stereotypical arts student as a directionless young person who has chosen to explore sprawling and eclectic subjects with no clear outcomes” is a pretty accurate description in my case. And I would not exchange that experience for the world.

Do Donors Care About Your Solution or the Problem? agitator.thedonorvoice.com/do-donors-care…

Great first day as Associate Director Donor Relations. Thanks for the very warm welcome UOW @EmmiOsborne @UOW_VC #philanthropymatters

Second day in, and first event UOW! So wonderful to meet a donor passionate about supporting students and their research

Australia’s 50 biggest givers top $1b in donations for the first time “They don’t just want to give a significant but steady amount away for the next 50  years. They want to do it all in the next 10 to 12  years and really try and solve those problems.” afr.com/wealth/people/…

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‘Kind and generous’: So why does Australia lag behind other countries in donating to charities? smh.com.au/national/chari…

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"an overreliance on affluent givers can leave nonprofits vulnerable to the interests of a few powerful people versus a community of supporters." fortune-com.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/fortune.co…

Can you spot an email written by a robot? The AI Email Test instiller.co.uk/insights/can-y…

Every so often, someone comes along with the passion and motivation to drive significant change. Justin was already researching Motor Neurone Disease when he was diagnosed himself. He kept going to the very end. Vale Professor Justin Yerbury AM

A fantastic morning at the Clean Energy Summit. One of the great things about my job - meeting partners who are working with each other and the University to solve big problems.

Love meeting people who are passionate about the difference that philanthropy makes. Even better when they join the team! Welcome to #UOW Ruth McKenzie and Nina Burr!

Makes my day to hear the difference that a scholarship makes thanks to philanthropy. #uow #philanthropymatters