Melbourne Events October

TFN Melbourne's first event for 2016 on Wednesday 13 April is presented in collaboration with event partners, Kindred Spirits Foundation, and co-hosts BT and Future2. Congratulations to the three organisations who will be pitching on the night: United Muslim Sisters of La Trobe Valley, The Thathangathay Foundation and Bulleen Heights School. Kindred Spirits Foundation will also generously match-fund up to $15, 000 for each program on the night.

The Funding Network will host its second Melbourne event of 2016 on Wednesday 8 June, in collaboration with Creative Partnerships Australia who will matchfund all donations up to $10, 000 per program. It will be held at the Arts Centre Melbourne. Applications are now open to all eligible grassroots charities using the arts or creativity to drive social change.

The Funding Network Brisbane will host its next event on Wednesday 15 June at PwC Brisbane in partnership with Silver Chef, Morgans and Queensland Community Foundation. Applications are now open to all eligible social entrepreneurs and grassroots nonprofits.

In partnership with AMP, the Funding Network will showcase charities who are dedicated to improving education and employment opportunities in our community. This event will be held on Monday 20 June at 33 Alfred Street, Sydney.

The Funding Network will host its first event in Canberra on Thursday 30 June thanks to event partner, Canberra Airport in collaboration with the Snow Foundation and Hands Across Canberra. Applications are now open to all eligible social entrepreneurs and grassroots nonprofits.

Following a highly successful event in October last year, The Reichstein Foundation is partnering with The Funding Network again to host an event in Melbourne on Wednesday 5 October. The Reichstein Foundation strives for social justice and is a catalyst for more effective philanthropy in Australia.

The Funding Network is excited to collaborate with the Foundation for Young Australians to host an event in Sydney on Wednesday 19 October. The Foundation for Young Australians backs the next generation of young people who aspire to rethink the world and create a better future.