Partnership Resources

Toolkit for Professional Advisors

Find out about Hands Across Canberra and the benefits to your clients and the community through partnering with us.

Published on 13 April 2021

Working in Partnership with a Professional Advisor

Hands Across Canberra can partner with you to help your clients make a positive difference in the community.

Published on 13 April 2021

Inspiring people to make a difference

We believe that innovation and change occurs in communities when the intersection of ideas, knowledge and funding come together to improve lives and increase life opportunities for all people and communities experiencing disadvantage.

Published on 08 April 2021

Named Fund Overview

Establishing a Named Fund with Hands Across Canberra, is a simple and tax effective way to support the issues that are most important to you.

Published on 08 April 2021

How to set up a named fund

A list of frequently asked questions to help you set up your Named Fund.

Published on 08 April 2021

Endowment Example

Hands Across Canberra is looking ahead to work with Canberrans and the broader ACT community to build a long term fund.

Published on 08 April 2021

Named Fund Establishment Form

Ready to establish your Named Fund? Download our Named Fund Establishment Form to get started today.

Published on 08 April 2021

Guiding Principles

Hands Across Canberra seeks to adopt and apply best practice in undertaking its activities and the management of all funds donated.

Published on 08 April 2021

Giving in Australia

Philanthropy in Australia takes many forms, for example, corporate and business donations, foundations and trusts, prescribed private funds, individual givers, responsible investment, bequests/wills, donations/pay roll deductions (workplace giving), volunteering, donating skills, donating assets, corporate linked foundations, awards, scholarships, sponsorships, cultural gifts, property and fundraising.

Published on 22 November 2010

Giving in the ACT

In 2007 the Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services (DHCS) commissioned Urbis to conduct a review of the nature and extent of philanthropic giving in the ACT, by both individuals and businesses, with the aim of identifying its adequacy, trends, impediments and opportunities for growth.

Published on 22 November 2010