We're back again to help promote innovation for the community sector. They do a lot of good work, and they are often 'rewarded' by government with annual cuts to their funding (called efficiency dividends).
You can help.
Here are a few facts for you from a the Summary of a QUT paper called 'The State of Queensland Charities', written by Prof Myles McGregor-Lowndes and Marie Crittall from the Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies (ACPNS). How Big are Charities Operating in Queensland?
How Many Full- and Part-time Staff are Employed by Queensland Charities?
How Many Volunteers are Engaged by Queensland Charities?
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Fantastic to read so many people are contributing to charities across Australia and specifically throughout Queensland. Their work contributes on many levels - from an individual's health and well-being, to restoring families and communities, and their endless kindess ripples through each day. Through innovation we can streamline efficiencies and make their jobs easier and safer. Let's help these wonderful people stay say and focus on the job they are meant to do.
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