Collective Giving

The Bread & Butter Project recently completed their first crowdfunding campaign for asylum seekers and refugees. We share the outcomes.

A historic movement for a historic humanitarian crisis. How the world pledged USD$10.1 billion for the Ukraine.

2021 was the Dandelion Support Network’s 10th anniversary and most challenging year – both experiences lead to a new fundraising initiative.

Devastating scenes are unfolding from the Ukraine and Australia’s record-breaking floods. Here’s how fundraising is stepping up to the challenge.

Climate 200 challenge major political players by supporting independents taking action on climate, integrity and gender equity. Their fundraising efforts help level the playing field.

As events went virtual in 2020, giving days became a fundraising go-to. Tania Burstin shares her thoughts about their rapid rise and the four pillars of giving day success.

Australia’s original social enterprise bakery is embracing a fundraising first. F&P’s Fiona Atkinson caught up with the team to find out more.

Widely adopted in the US, billions raised worldwide, and a slow uptake in Australia. With the campaign happening this week, we take a look at results and share insights.

A global pandemic did not deter the winners of this year’s awards, who have been true fundraising and philanthropic trailblazers for Australia’s arts and culture sector.

The Universities Australia Marketing, Communications and Development awards recognised excellence in marketing, communications and fundraising.

A pilot program trialling workplace giving circles has delivered compelling results.

Ahead of the inaugural Collective Giving Australia Summit here are seven steps to establishing a collective giving group.

Good2Give has secured two major corporate partners for its new corporate giving program, Andrew Sadauskas reports.

Two new reports from Women’s Philanthropy Institute and the Collective Giving Research Group explore the dynamics of giving circle members and their host organisations.

Applications are now open for the collective giving group’s second annual primary grant, after supporting a project that helped young men on the razor’s edge sharpen up their work skills.

The impact of 10×10 is multiplying as the millennial-focused collective giving group adds US events to its global footprint.

New research suggests that participating in collective giving has the potential to substantially grow philanthropy and build stronger communities in Australia.

The Documentary Australia Foundation is using the shared passion and common interests of philanthropy and documentary film making to build powerful partnerships that ignite social change.

What does leadership in philanthropy look like from the point of view of a young, female philanthropist based in WA?

Two of Australia’s most dynamic collective giving groups prove $1000 can make a big impact.