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Since January 2020 when the first cases of COVID began to spread across Australia, the corporate community has looked nervously for signs of a return to ‘normal'.

Fluctuating food supplies across Australia have a ripple effect on geographically big states such as Western Australia.

The vastness of Western Australia poses many challenges for not-for-profit organisations attempting to deliver essential services to regional and remote communities.

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 an

The advantages to the corporate sector in partnering with not for profits go well beyond the ‘feel-good factor.

The advantages to the corporate sector in partnering with not for profits go well beyond the ‘feel-good factor.

Creating bespoke Corporate Social Responsibility programs is just part of the ROI story for corporates who invest with NFPs.

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.

When a Not For Profit forges a successful relationship with a corporate entity – and is able to build strategies long-term thanks to investment - the ROI for the supporting organisation can be so m

How Foodbank WA continues to deliver through visionary values.

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

On any given day, over half a million households in Australia are struggling to put food on the table, and disturbingly, those with children are being hardest hit.

Data collection is at the heart of all Not For Profits – and informs decisions from how to feed the weekly cohort of hungry who arrive at the door of Foodbank WA to how to plan for those needing cr

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It's a constant challenge to attract and retain volunteers in the not for profit (NFP) sector, especially in light of COVID, but for many organisations operating in this space, the simple acts of this legion of selfless individuals are hard to underestimate.

The recently announced rise in interest rates threatens to push those already facing a bleak future to the edge of despair – but NFPs remain committed to assist wherever possible.

As the ongoing COVID pandemic caused havoc around the world – and continues to do so two years on – the not for profit sector was particularly badly affected.

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