Successful Grassroots Philanthropy Strategies

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Successful Grassroots Philanthropy Strategies Rikki Andrews Founding Committee Member

About your presenter Rikki Andrews is a Founding Committee Member and donor to two giving circles www.impact100melbourne.org and www.spa.org.au. Rikki is also a Founding Member of Melbourne Women’s Fund www.melbournewomensfund.org.au and a Member of The Funding Network www.thefundingnetwork.com.au. 2014-17 Director of Inner North Community Foundation www.innernorthfoundation.org.au Day jobs involve working for Deakin University Advancement and a Private Ancillary Fund www.impact100melbourne.org

Grassroots Philanthropy Pooled resources Democratic decision-making Donor led Place-based; cause-specific; or network-driven Great Australian examples are community foundations and giving circles www.impact100melbourne.org

What is a Community Foundation A legal charitable entity Often place-based e.g. Geelong Community Foundation, Inner North Community Foundation Encourages donations from community members at all $ levels. Establishes sub-funds (mini-foundations) Board and/or commitees made up of local people. Grants support local projects. www.impact100melbourne.org

An agreed minimum individual dollar and time contribution What is a Giving Circle A group who collectively pools money (or other forms of support) to be given to agreed charities/projects An agreed minimum individual dollar and time contribution Encourages wide donor participation and education Donor driven and democratic process www.impact100melbourne.org

Impact100 – Australia 2012-2017 www.impact100melbourne.org

Impact100 - Concept 100 donors @ $1,000 = $100,000 Donations are pooled Donors collectively choose the recipient(s) One donation = one vote Major grant is intended as a game-changer for the recipient A significant grant to make a significant difference www.impact100melbourne.org

80-100+ donors contributing each year per group. Impact100 - Statistics By June 2017 the groups will have collectively distributed almost $2.5 million to Australian charities. 80-100+ donors contributing each year per group. 3-40% of the total donated come from foundations including PAFs (private foundations) www.impact100melbourne.org

Impact100 Melbourne www.impact100melbourne.org

Impact100 Melbourne Giving circle donations are made to a sub-fund of a community foundation – all donations tax deductible. Community Foundation eligibility requirements and Board oversight Member-selected giving theme www.impact100melbourne.org

Impact100 Melbourne Open grants process – EOIs, Top Ten and Final Four Sub-committee for guided grant-making, finalists pre-approved by CF board. Final decision made by Member vote – either at gala dinner or online survey www.impact100melbourne.org 11

The Benefits Growing the pie – increasing the # people who make informed philanthropic choices Thinking beyond $$ to collective impact Making a significant game-changing grant for a small-medium for-purpose organisation. www.impact100melbourne.org 12

The Challenges Maintaining the momentum Finding time to support the grant-making needs and knowledge of all Members. Fine-tuning exactly what is a game-changing grant via a democratic process. www.impact100melbourne.org 13

Giving Circles Women only e.g. Melbourne Women’s Fund Network-driven e.g. Philanthropy500 for young Geelong professionals Cause-specific e.g. The Channel www.impact100melbourne.org 14

What can YOU do? The local council can support and facilitate the growth of grassroots philanthropy: Help establish a community foundation, giving circle or sub-fund Host events and provide opportunities for story-telling Promote to rate-payers, local business and charities plus other stakeholders www.impact100melbourne.org 15

Resources Impact100Melbourne www.impact100melbourne.org Melbourne Women’s Fund www.mwf.org.au James Boyd @ Creative Partnerships www.creativepartnershipsaustralia.org.au Community Foundations www.australiancommunityphilanthropy.com Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation www.lmcf.org.au Inner North Community Foundation www.innernorthfoundation.org.au Australian Communities Foundation www.communityfoundation.org.au Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal www.frrr.org.au www.impact100melbourne.org 16

Contact E: info@impact100melbourne.org W: www.impact100melbourne.org Follow us on Facebook, Linked In and Twitter www.impact100melbourne.org 17