Bringing donors into the communities they support fosters stronger relationships and more meaningful partnerships, leading to greater impact, says Joanna Kemp.
As we approach International Women’s Day, Natalie Egleton shares how FRRR has built a workplace culture of inclusion, flexibility and female empowerment.
Natural disasters and COVID-19 have resulted in the loss of 293 million volunteer hours, estimated at $13.5 billion in help and support. Here’s what we can do about it says FRRR CEO, Natalie Egleton.
Pre-2020, local community organisations were already given short shrift when it came to funding and support. Now, two years later, they have dealt with a multitude of natural disasters on top of a global pandemic, and they are exhausted. But they come with solutions.
Grants of up to $15,000 are on offer for eligible community organisations in Queensland and NSW towns affected by a massive 2017 cyclone, Andrew Sadauskas reports. Grants of up to $15,000 are on offer for eligible community organisations in Queensland and NSW towns affected by a massive 2017 cyclone, Andrew Sadauskas reports. A Queensland motorist stuck in floodwaters following Tropical Cyclone Debbie. The Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal (FRRR) has made more than $240,000 available to help communities impacted by Cyclone Debbie, as part of its Repair-Restore Renew program. Tropical Cyclone Debbie cut a path of destruction across rural Queensland and NSW after it first made landfall near…
New research shows 1,487 rural and regional communities across all states and territories have benefited from the FRRR’s funding since its launch in 2000. Andrew Sadauskas Reports.
