Agenda e-bulletin - February 2009
Leaping into bed with another charity can spawn new donors
Swap donors with a competitor charity? The proposition seems absurd! Yet, as Sean Triner enlightens us, it's a tried-and-true way to win new donors - and if you're not willing to give it a go, he says, then quit moaning about acquisition .... | more...
Opportunity knocks for those with the 'right stuff'
The new economic order has created opportunities for nonprofits willing to face the challenge head on. Craige Gravestein reviews the impact of the tougher economic times on donors and charities, and how charities can capitalise on the downturn. | more...
Credit card standards catch some charities on the hop
The inconsistent approach by banks in the implementation of credit card standards is causing headaches for some charities. Paul Tavatgis reports. | more...
Capital campaigns - should we or shouldn't we?
Umming and ahhing about embarking on a capital campaign in the current climate? Troy Yerkovich gives his perspective. | more...
Put out more flags to win philanthropy
Sydney University's Andrew Coats and Denis Tracey argue that philanthropy has a strong foothold in Australia, and that nonprofits need to be more proactive during times of economic downturn. | more...
Jack Brockhoff Foundation gives big bickies to help children
The Jack Brockhoff Foundation has recently announced it's biggest ever grant - $5 million - to mark the centenary of its founder's birth. Natalea Iskra reports. | more...
Myer family grants an extra $36 million
The Myer family has upped its commitment to the sector with an additional $36 million in grants to mark significant anniversaries for both the Sidney Myer Fund and The Myer Foundation. Natalea Iskra reports. | more...
Don't miss the conference for change
Taking 'change' as its theme, the FIA's upcoming annual fundraising conference promises to provide inspiration for nonprofits to thrive in a changed economic climate. Alys Baxter runs through some of the event highlights | more...
