Grants and funding myths busted! Disclaimer: This blog does not blow up nearly as many cars, empty quarries, crash test dummies or moustaches as Jamie and Adam from the Mythbusters … Continued
Author: Bianca Williams So – you worked tirelessly on a high-quality grant application…. You submitted the application BEFORE the due date….. Your application was successful……. The funding was committed to … Continued
Volunteer Management is a broad topic and outside of grant-seeking. There are a bunch of things about Volunteer Management which don’t necessarily resonate in our work (Grants Strategy) but one … Continued
JBWere’s Support Report: the changing shape of giving and the significant implications for recipients is now available to download from the JBWere website. Authored by John McLeod, the Support Report … Continued
Dr Karleen Gwinner The Grants in Australia 2017 report identified that over 50% of not-for-profit organisations who responded to the annual survey, said they started but did … Continued
Author: Charlotte Francis The Philanthropy Australia AGM held in Melbourne on Thursday 19th April was a great opportunity to meet funders, thought leaders and others in the sector. President Alan … Continued
During one of our Melbourne Grant Seeker Workshops, participants were fortunate to have star guest Vedran Drakulic OAM, CEO of Gandel Philanthropy, talk about his insights and experiences as a … Continued
The launch of JB Were’s Support Report: The changing shape of giving and the significant implications for recipients held in Brisbane late March, was full of essential statistics for strategic … Continued
Author: Jo Garner At the 41st FIA Conference in Sydney last week, our Communications and Evaluation Strategist, Kate Sunners and I facilitated a Masterclass, “Grants Success-The essentials … Continued
Author: Charlotte Francis Yesterday’s Generosity Forum in Melbourne was abuzz with enlightening conversations about what is happening in the sector now and into the future, and what needs … Continued
Author: Kate Sunners Weasels. They can be adorable (or terrifying, depending on your stance on rodents). But one weasel that’s never good is the weasel word. Weasel words … Continued
I was lucky enough to attend the AES 2017 International Evaluation Conference this month in Canberra, and wanted to share some of my key learnings. Several threads ran throughout the … Continued