Corporate partnerships

US corporates seek transparency

Brian GallagherAugust 1, 2006

United Way of America's role in harnessing corporate support for nonprofits means it is a good barometer of business support in the US. F&P recently intervi...

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It’s all in a day’s work!

Helen LiondosMay 1, 2006

Managing the day-to-day operations of a corporate foundation is a lot like running a small business. Helen Liondos, manager of the AMP Foundation, shares some o...

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Cause and opportunity add up in maths squad partnership

Peter MasciniMay 1, 2006

A community outreach program that had been an "ugly duckling" for sponsorship has been given new wings thanks to a high-tech defence company.Peter Mascini was t...

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Fringe dwellers swing $1.4 million deal

fpadminFebruary 1, 2006

Chief executive officer of Adelaide Fringe, Gail Carnes, said Bank of South Australia managing director Rob Chapman says The Australia Business Arts Foundation ...

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Start small, think big

Ros CaseyNovember 1, 2005

Ros Casey explains how a corporate partnership between an energy company and an environmental not-for-profit demonstrates the value of starting small and thinki...

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What’s it take to make the perfect match?

Gabrielle CrittendenNovember 1, 2005

Like peaches and cream, or black and white, some things are just meant to go together. Citigroup's Gabrielle Crittenden offers a corporate sector take on how to...

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Boeing brings Australia Online

fpadminNovember 1, 2005

In 2005 The Boeing Company made its "Cybergrants" program available in Australia for Boeing moved to an online application process to eliminate hard copy applic...

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Seek synergy for success

Julie ClementsAugust 1, 2005

The number and value of corporate partnerships have increased over the last decade, resulting in considerable benefits to both the community and business world....

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BHP Billiton gives dollars for volunteer time

Helen LomenAugust 1, 2005

BHP Billiton is one of a small number of companies in Australia recognising staff time volunteered to not-for-profit organisations by making a matching dollar c...

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Putting the “partner” in corporate partnerships

Dian BallMay 1, 2005

After many years in the corporate sector as a sales and marketing specialist, Dian Ball made the transition to the not-for-profit world where she has successful...

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Companies the conduit to employee philanthropy

Arli MillerFebruary 1, 2005

In recent years the popularity of workplace giving has soared. Arli Miller, communications manager at The Australian Charities Fund, tracks the enthusiasm for t...

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Not all philanthropy is altruistic

Craige GravesteinNovember 1, 2004

Craige Gravestein asks if charities and not-for-profits are being short-changed by corporates and high net-worth individuals preaching the "social responsibilit...

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Research shows not-for-profits add value to corporates

Hailey CavillNovember 1, 2004

Not-for-profits looking to approach corporates for support and partnership opportunities can now go armed with data confirming the benefits to corporates of suc...

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Corporate partnerships

US corporates seek transparency

It’s all in a day’s work!

Cause and opportunity add up in maths squad partnership

Fringe dwellers swing $1.4 million deal

Start small, think big

What’s it take to make the perfect match?

Boeing brings Australia Online

Seek synergy for success

BHP Billiton gives dollars for volunteer time

Putting the “partner” in corporate partnerships

Companies the conduit to employee philanthropy

Not all philanthropy is altruistic

Research shows not-for-profits add value to corporates

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