Moral Fairground Announces Ethical Enterprise Award Winner
The 5th Ethical Enterprise Award goes to to YGAP, which helps alleviate poverty by supporting local entrepreneurs in some of the hardest hit communities from Kenya to Bangladesh.
The 5th Ethical Enterprise Award goes to to YGAP, which helps alleviate poverty by supporting local entrepreneurs in some of the hardest hit communities from Kenya to Bangladesh.
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Seven Australian researchers are the recipients of the 2017 Clive and Vera Ramaciotti Awards for Biomedical Research. Past winners have been responsible for some of the most the world’s life-changing medical inventions and discoveries.
The $66.5 million was generated from over 500 trusts managed by Equity Trustees spread across more than 1,300 organisations, contributing to funding a vast range of programs and projects across Australia.
“Great cities don’t look the other way when things are perhaps not going as they should. They look towards those things and are prepared to tackle them,” said Lord Mayor Robert Doyle at the launch of Greater Melbourne Vital Signs 2017.
New creative hub gets $100,000 boost thanks to a partnership between Sydney Airport and Sydney Community Foundation to select grant recipients from the proceeds of the annual Lost Property Auction.
Four small charitable organisations have moved to the final stage of Impact100Melbourne’s fifth successful year of collective giving.
FGX will invest in charities focused on children and youth at risk and FGG will invest in charities focused on children and youth mental health.
The Awards recognise leadership, innovation, collaboration and best practice by employer and community organisations.
The organisations and school rewarded through Canon’s grants program will help Aboriginal women explore identity through imagery, reduce the impact of plastic on our oceans, and engage students in STEM subjects.