Founder @givinglarge. Passionate about Social Innovation & all things #Philanthropy. Proud Father. Love vinyl records 💿 & @hawthornfc 🏉
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined June 2015
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THIS JUST IN: Philanthropy Australia welcomes Labor’s commitment to work with the philanthropic, for-purpose and business sectors to develop a strategy for philanthropy, with the aim of doubling giving in Australia by 2030.
Taking a ‘personal best’ approach to business and philanthropy fastcompany.com/90715530/tak…
Ether beat bitcoin as the most donated cryptocurrency for the first time in 2021, data shows businessinsider.com/ether-bi…
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Breaking News for my Project Syndicate column! It's on Djokovic and vaccination, so hard to keep up with what's happening, but the argument remains valid.
project-syndicate.org/commen…
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As we celebrate the #InternationalDayoftheGirl on Monday 11th October, sharper focus on #genderequality in #corporategiving could be an important lever for accelerating equality, says Julie Reilly OAM, Chief Executive Officer @AIIWomen
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Breaking News: The WHO approved the first ever malaria vaccine, which could save tens of thousands of children in sub-Saharan Africa. The quest for this vaccine has been underway for a hundred years, a WHO official said, and is a "historic event." nyti.ms/3oxUgAy
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Minor correction but the WHO didn’t “approve” the vaccine — they “recommend” it. The WHO doesn’t have authority to approve vaccines.
who.int/news/item/06-1…
Phase 3 results of this vaccine were first published and the vaccine was approved by EMA in 2015.
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Corporate giving could become a powerful lever for accelerating gender equality according to the
recommendations in a new resource released today by Champions of Change Coalition and Australians
Investing In Women. @AIIWomen @PhilanthropyAus
We are proud of this collaboration with @champs_change on a new resource to activate #CorporateGiving through a #GenderLens: ‘#SharpeningOurFocus on #CorporateGiving: Keeping #GenderEquality in the Frame’.
Thanks to our supporters for enabling this work.
aiiw.org.au/gender-wise/shar…
ALT Resource: Sharpening Our Focus on Corporate Giving: Keeping Gender Equality in the Frame
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To see two companies, with social impact and philanthropic pledges built into their businesses, attract such attention from the investment community suggests an encouraging cultural shift in business, says @JMilesTweet @givinglarge @WhoGivesACrapTP @canva bit.ly/3od47LT
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Here’s hoping the success of these companies is a clear confirmation that meaningful social commitments can effectively sit in tandem with financial goals. @ProBonoNews @PhilanthropyAus @WhoGivesACrapTP probonoaustralia.com.au/news…
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Great article from @PhilanthropyAus on the winds of change in corporate philanthropy signalled last week with 2 amazing stories for @WhoGivesACrapTP and @canva. @simongriffiths @MelanieCanva @cliffobrecht philanthropy.org.au/stories-…
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🎧@PhilanthropyAus podcast: Exploring Data's role in recovery featuring Professor Kristy Muir CEO @CSIsocialimpact, John McLeod Senior Research Consultant JBWere Philanthropic Services, Jarrod Miles Founder Strive Philanthropy, & Seer's Kristi Mansfield hubs.la/H0WbzpW0
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LISTEN: Hear from JBWere’s John McLeod, Professor @KristyMuir2 @CSIsocialimpact, @JMilesTweet @strivetweet and @kristimansfield @SeerData, who offer perspectives on how #philanthropy and the for-purpose sector has coped with the recent #crises from a range of established #data
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We are delighted to be recognised as #9 on the prestigious Great Place to Work Best Workplaces List. At AbbVie, it’s not the place – but the people – that make our organisation special. Keep an eye out for more! @GPTW_Australia #GPTW
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We're proud to continue our successful partnership with the Sydney Street Choir for a further two years! 👏👏👏
📝 - paycefoundation.com.au/payce…
#TransformingLives
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Up to $150K in grants up for grabs through @ANZ_AU Seeds of Renewal thirdsector.com.au/150k-in-g…
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Applications are open for ANZ Seeds of Renewal grants, with $250k available to regional and rural communities
@FRRR_Oz bit.ly/SeedsofRenewal
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It’s been nearly 18 months since COVID hit Australia. So what’s happened to giving levels? probonoaustralia.com.au/news… via @probononews @MaggieCoggan @JBWere
The case for giving – why it’s time the wealthy did the right thing afr.com/wealth/people/the-ca…
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Did you know the average contribution to the community from Australia’s top 50 corporate givers in 2020 was $22 million. Up $3 million from 2019. #givinglarge monthly insight. Learn more bit.ly/3eJ6T6t
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.@JMilesTweet, Cara Vansteenkiste, @MarkR_impact and Tim Diamond explored the impact that future corporate philanthropy will have on diverse business stakeholders and discussed how we can create meaningful connection between corporate generosity and overall corporate performance.
