Peter King

Mining the seam – how Diggers and Dealers should be a hunting ground for NFP investment

On August 4, ATSI Children’s Day’s theme for 2022 is ‘My Dreaming, My Future’. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are born into stories of their family, culture and Country, carrying with them the songlines of their ancestors and culture, passed down through the generations. ­­

In 2020, RMHC Australia conducted a nationwide evaluation of the socio-economic return RMHC Houses and programs deliver in each state.

Being a NFP leader is all about team, goals and financial success.

With so many worthy causes crying out for funding and corporate partnership, making a particular cause’s voice heard above the clamour can be hard.

As hardship hits across WA communities, it’s time for corporate organisations to step up and join forces with not for profits – and the benefits are far-reaching beyond putting food on the table and a roof over people’s heads.

Like the corporate sector, not-for-profits are not immune to the changing landscape amid the effects of the pandemic.

What would happen if Western Australia's not-for-profit groups did not exist?

While a broad range of WA households are struggling with increased cost of living, it is those with children that have been hit hard in the past year.

Variety WA and Ronald McDonald House Charities are two longstanding organisations in WA that have been making a difference for children and families in WA – and they need your help.

Ronald McDonald House Charities WA keeps its doors open to families 365 days a year when a child is impacted with an illness.

This week, the charity sector celebrates National Volunteer Week, from 20–26 May 2024, an annual celebration of volunteering.

The Ronald McDonald Learning Program is a tailored, fee-free, one-on-one tutoring program to help ill children catch up on missed education.

Western Australia's charity sector strongly relies on support from philanthropic donations to buoy significant projects that help make lives better for people in the state.

Ronald McDonald House Charities WA has supported families in WA for almost 35 years, helping them when life gets turned upside down due to a child’s illness or injury.

There are two big fundraising events happening in Perth this weekend - setting thrill-seekers up for challenges that not only push their boundaries and physical endurance but will ultimately raise vital funds for people in need in the WA community.

This year brought on unprecedented financial pressure for families experiencing disadvantage or caring for a child with chronic illness or disability. There are many ways, big and small, you can help families in need this Christmas.

This year’s World Health Day centres around improving maternal and newborn health, and kickstarts a year-long campaign from April 7 to boost efforts to end preventable deaths.