Created for managers and executives in the nonprofit sector working in fundraising, marketing, communications, philanthropic and leadership roles, F&P is regarded by many as an invaluable resource. Between its covers, you will find commentary and analysis on issues and emerging trends, fundraising case studies, giving news, professional development opportunities, best practice guidelines, strategy and management along with profiles on philanthropists and other significant people in the sector.
ABOUT US
INSIGHT, ANALYSIS AND INSPIRATION FOR NONPROFIT EXECUTIVES AND LEADERS
Written by experts
Stories and articles are sourced from a wide variety of experts including our in-house journalists and leading nonprofit executives, practitioners, specialists and academics. This ensures you receive the most incisive perspectives on the issues and events of today, and the ideas and technology of tomorrow. Specialist areas covered include fundraising practice, marketing, tax, legislation, technology, philanthropy, management and leadership.
Industry sectors covered
F&P reports on stories and news across a diverse range of nonprofit organisations including:
- Charities
- Schools
- Disability groups
- Universities
- Arts/culture
- Health/medical research
- Aged care
- Religious organisations
- The environment
- Welfare
- Trusts/Foundations
- Non-government and quasi-government organisations.
MEET OUR TEAM
Jeremy Bradshaw
Publisher
During his time in nonprofit fundraising and marketing, Jeremy worked with the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children, YWCA NSW and as a consultant with DVA Navion. He founded Fundraising & Philanthropy and its parent company Bombora Publishing in 2004, and continues to oversee the magazine and its related annual conferences and courses.
Clare Joyce
Editor-in-Chief
In a publishing career spanning more than 20 years, Clare has written about every topic conceivable from film to finance and now philanthropy. She has edited magazines for children, writers, lawyers, accountants, food scientists and registered clubs. She was Editorial Director of Sweet & Maxwell Asia and did a stint as Communications Manager for the Australian Writers’ Guild, where she also edited the highly-regarded magazine Storyline. She entered the digital age, blogging about movies for SBS’s The Movie Show and the trials and tribulations of living in a sustainable home, as well as scripting and producing corporate videos. She looks forward to sharing stories about giving from all over Australia and the world
Andrew Sadauskas
Custom Content Manager
Andrew Sadauskas is a Sydney-based journalist with more than five years’ experience across both print and online publications. Before joining the team, Andrew was a reporter at leading tech news publications iTnews and BIT. He has also written for a number of leading business news publications, including SmartCompany and StartupSmart, and has spent three years volunteering at a community radio station. Follow him on Twitter at @AndrewSadauskas.
Tatyana Kovalyov
Marketing Solutions & Sponsorship Manager
Tatyana has worked across a variety of industries where her sales and sponsorship skills have helped find innovative ways to resolve needs and promote brands. Her experience in marketing solutions enables her to work closely with clients to develop tailored partnerships that include branding, content and sponsorship.
Ruth Appleby
Conference Manager
When Ruth came to Australia on a six-month working holiday from the UK, she met a tall, dark handsome vet in the ski fields of Thredbo and that was the start of her Australian odyssey.
Her career path began in the UK in the tourism/hospitality sector and has encompassedmanaging a ski lodge, heading up convention bureaux in Newcastle and the Hunter Valley, and managing conferences for upto 1,000 delegates. Her passion for the performing arts led her to a five-year sojourn in the arts industry managing a symphony orchestra and working for the Australian Bicentennial Authority.
Today this same passion finds her singing in choirs and enjoying classical concerts. She has been married to the vet for 35 years and they are currently parents to one ‘fur baby’.
Natasha Young
Art Director
Natasha is an internationally experienced graphic designer with a solid working knowledge of the elements that combine to produce exceptional visual solutions. Her creative skills have been honed through various roles, including at a boutique Sydney design studio, a Singapore-based luxury lifestyle magazine and, most recently, a Hunter Valley-based wedding magazine. She values ideas, imagination, intelligence and integrity, and envisions a world free of bad typography, questionable kerning and requests to ‘make the logo bigger’.
She is a dedicated exerciser, voracious reader, frustrated writer, wannabe domestic goddess and lover of the beautiful and slightly off-beat.
Anne Karuso
Administration Manager
Anne has many years of administration experience, firstly in the insurance, real estate and technology fields and then for over 20 years in the nonprofit sector. She has been involved in organising many fundraising events as well as coordinating and supporting fundraising volunteers. Her background in the sector has given Anne the tools to understand what nonprofits are all about. She works across all aspects of the organisation and is always happy to assist with enquiries about subscriptions, invoices, conferences etc.
Anne is the mother of three beautiful, grown-up children who are all very slow to give her grandchildren. She knits and crochets in hope!
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Carl Young
Carl is the Fundraising Director at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation and has close to two decades of senior fundraising experience at some of Australia’s leading charities. Carl has extensive expertise across the key fundraising methodologies and is passionate in establishing effective business rules and processes to empower staff in strategic donor engagement. This has resulted in several awards for fundraising excellence.
Dr Christopher Baker
Christopher has built knowledge of private giving for public good as an academic with an impressive list of international publications to his name. A Research Fellow who helps teach the Masters program at the Asia-Pacific Centre for Social Investment and Philanthropy (part of the Centre for Social Impact at Swinburne University of Technology), he is best known for his landmark studies on charitable giving by Australians from personal estates.
Jenny O’Donnell
Jenny has over 20 years’ experience building global brands across Europe, Australia and New Zealand. After joining WWF Australia in 2007, where she is now Fundraising Director, she and her teams have successfully innovated to reach new audiences, improve supporter loyalty, and grow major and regular giving, helping to more than double the charity’s income to over $20 million over a three-year period.
Laura Hazle
Laura has worked in fundraising at Oxfam in the UK and New Zealand, and more recently as Fundraising Director at Greenpeace New Zealand, where she led developments using a combination of crowdfunding, TV, SMS and phone to sign up regular givers. Still based in New Zealand, she is now a Global Fundraising Specialist at Oxfam International, focusing on supporter retention and development.
Paul Wheelton OAM KSJ
Paul is the Managing Director and owner of Australia's largest Budget Rent A Car franchise group. Paul now devotes most of his time to philanthropy. He applies his business acumen and networks of friends and colleagues to tackle charitable challenges that demand critical mass to succeed.
Susanne Williamson CFRE
CFRE
For 25 years, Susanne has held senior marketing and fundraising positions at charities including the Heart Foundation, the Arts Centre Melbourne and Monash University. A winner of multiple awards for her work in the nonprofit
and commercial sectors, she is now Head of Fundraising at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research. She has taken an active role in developing fundraisers for Fundraising Institute Australia.
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What’s inside F&P this edition!
When we were planning this issue, COVID-19 was yet to engulf our society. Our annual events issue has a bittersweet tinge as so many of you have had to cancel or postpone events. But we hope you find the articles inspiring for when we are on the other side of this crisis. Also in the issue we explore philanthropy after the bushfires, the untapped potential of planned giving, how to start a social enterprise, the devil in the detail of corporate partnerships and three fundraisers tell us what they are doing to inspire donor love – which will need more than ever this year.
All this and much, much more. Take care and stay safe.