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World Religion Day
Just because you like cricket and your sister likes ballet, doesn’t mean you can’t be friends and love each other.
Read MoreThe Generosity Gym
The idea of a fresh start is appealing. A clean slate from which we can start again to create the life that that we want. In theory that is what the new year brings to us every December 31. As part of…
Read MoreBig Data Unlocks Impact Investing
http://www.philanthropyage.org/education/big-data-key-unlocking-impact-investing
Read MoreFree Families From Poverty This Christmas
This Christmas, 2.7 billion people will be trapped in poverty - unable to put food on the table, put clothes on their backs or have a roof over their heads.
Read MoreSummer has arrived and our magazine is hot off the…
“We’re not storm-free but we can be storm-proof.” Opportunity’s Summer Magazine has hit the shelves! This edition explores the concept of resilience in the face of adversity by hearing from those…
Read MoreOpportunity Partner in India Receives Prestigious Microfinance…
13 December 2016 – One of Opportunity International Australia’s largest microfinance partners in India, ESAF Microfinance (EMFIL), has received the sector’s top award, the Microfinance Organisation…
Read MoreInternational Human Rights Day
Last Saturday night, I went out to dinner with some of my friends. We had not been able to see each other for a while, yet somehow the conversation still flowed with an excitement that was both nourishing…
Read MoreThe precious trust contract needs to be nurtured
https://www.sightmagazine.com.au/6763-essay-the-precious-trust-contract-needs-to-be-nurtured
Read MoreAustralia's Charity Regulator Introduces 'Charity Tick'…
http://www.huffingtonpost.com.au/2016/12/04/australias-charity-regulator-introduces-charity-tick-of-appro/
Read MoreThe precious trust contract needs to be nurtured
Public confidence in charities is strong in Australia, but this trust must be earned and nurtured.
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