April 30, 2018
Anne Rodda was appointed the inaugural Chief Executive Officer of the James Wallace Art Trust in September last year. The Trust enables the arts in New Zealand through direct and indirect support to the artists… Read more »
April 26, 2018
The first Network Symposium was held in Auckland last month. The event was brought together Philanthropy New Zealand’s Environment, Youth, Family Philanthropy and Education Funders’ Networks. The keynote presentations from all four Funders’ Networks are… Read more »
April 13, 2018
We’ve just wrapped up our two-day Network Symposium in Auckland. With 120 registrations across the four Network meetings, two international presenters, a video link with Minister of Conservation Eugenie Sage, and 14 local panellists and… Read more »
March 15, 2018
Research suggests that less than 10% of philanthropic and grantmaking funding goes to programmes specifically targeting women and girls. That’s not good enough in a country like New Zealand where sexual and gender-based violence is… Read more »
February 27, 2018
Building stronger communities and improving well-being through arts funding. You won’t find many in the philanthropy and not-for-profit sector who would disagree that art and creativity are fundamental in building a healthier society. In fact,… Read more »
February 15, 2018
As someone who is involved in running a very small organisation like Philanthropy New Zealand I’ve been thinking lately about the challenges of delivering an organisation’s mission with very limited resources—the economies of scale are… Read more »
February 1, 2018
Our Relationships and Events Manager Yvonne Trask spent a month over the holiday break travelling the United States where she connected with a number of people from the philanthropic sector and attended a course at… Read more »
January 28, 2018
There are at least nine conversations that Philanthropy New Zealand sees happening internationally and locally as philanthropists and grantmakers think about the challenges of doing more and doing better. What’s your take on these crucial… Read more »
January 18, 2018
In a country celebrated for women’s leadership and where women were first to win the vote, it’s surprising to find a shortage of philanthropic funds by women, for women. Dellwyn Stuart of the Auckland Foundation… Read more »
January 11, 2018
With an ear for the doorbell and a care for the underdog, philanthropists Murray and Sue Jones have given millions to support the less fortunate in New Zealand and abroad. We spoke to Murray about… Read more »