August Newsletter: news, events and more

Our August newsletter is now live, please click to read our latest news including:

    • CEO’s update
    • Recent events and news from the Philanthropy Australia Conference
    • Get involved – current fundraising events
    • Read, Watch, Listen – new campaigns, books and articles to educate, inspire and entertain
    • New projects from the Project Portal  – an online showcase of a range of projects looking for funding to positively impact the lives of women and girls.
    • Take Action  – a list of things we recommend you do to learn more about Gender-wise Philanthropy and to invest in women and girls.

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With sincere thanks and kind regards,
Julie

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