Second Annual Philanthropy Report Even with a tightening investment return outlook amid a prolonged economic slump and high inflation, the past year has brought heartening news for the charitable sector. The second annual Perpetual Guardian philanthropy report, released in line with the 2023 Philanthropy New Zealand conference, records total giving for the year to 30 […]
A new professional course to support philanthropy organisations is launching in the New Year, following a partnership between Perpetual Guardian, New Zealand’s philanthropy leader, and the professional body for directors. Together Perpetual Guardian and the Institute of Directors (IoD) have created a hub of learning modules and governance resources for not-for-profit and social enterprise directors.
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Launched in 2020, the Tayla Made Foundation was created by Aimes Award-winning soprano Tayla Alexander. Tayla understands first hand how difficult the road is for young artists before they get to the professional stage. Her new Foundation provides a well-managed channel for arts to provide direct funding to young artists and musicians, with transparency as
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The Activation fund in the Perpetual Guardian Foundation was established to fund game changing initiatives and courageous leadership in the pursuit of greater social impact in New Zealand communities. The Activation Funds’ giving and giving practices are impact focused. At full capacity we will seek to: Provide effective platforms for social innovation to emerge, succeed
Radio Lollipop believes in the healing power of play – creating smiles and laughter for children at a time when they need it most. One in four children are admitted to a hospital before reaching age 14. Although some patients are short-stay, many have a recurring need for care and repeatedly return to hospital. Some
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The Possibility Fund is designed to support access initiatives and entrepreneurs who embody the concept of Possibility. The fund is squarely focused on boldly re-imagining access through design, products and services – meaning that no one is excluded from society or prevented from achieving their true potential. Minnie Baragwanath, together with the Global Centre of
The Epilepsy Foundation of New Zealand is an unwavering ally in the journey of those with epilepsy and seizures. The foundation supports people, programmes, research and technological advances that aim to improve the lives of people living with epilepsy and their families. We make grants to organisations who closely support the one in fifty New
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Fundraising in periods of disaster is common, and prompt Kiwis’ urge to give. Even in ‘normal’ times, we are supremely generous. The New Zealand Support Report released in February 2020 by Philanthropy New Zealand calculated total philanthropy and grant-making at an astonishing $3.8 billion for 2018. New Zealand is consistently ranked in the top three
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Following the RSA’s hard call to postpone the national Poppy Day Appeal and Anzac Day services, Perpetual Guardian wants to lead the charge and support and help our heroes by contributing to this ‘Let’s Not Forget’ campaign.
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Catalytic Philanthropy Is A More Comprehensive And Sophisticated Approach To Charitable Giving, Ideal For The Forward Thinking Philanthropist.
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