Making a philanthropic impact

GIVING CULTURE: Dylan Smith (left) has worked with Fremantle businessman Santo Merenda and his family to start the Merenda Fund, the Fremantle Foundation’s first named fund. Photo: Grant Currall
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TWO developments in philanthropy are providing opportunities for more Western Australians to become involved.

Impact 100 WA, which was officially launched last week, is a collaborative giving group that gathers donors who gift $1,000 each. The funds are then pooled to make $100,000 grants to community organisations and charitable causes.

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