communityindependentsproject.org

https://www.zalisteggall.com.au

Launched in March 2017, we are a community of like-minded people seeking to transform lives by awarding high-impact grants. 100+ members, each giving $1,000. The funds are pooled and members vote for where we give our grants. Donations are fully tax-deductible and 100% of donations goes directly to our grants.Everyone is welcome, you don't have to live in Sydney's north. We award grants to for-purpose organisations helping address our community's most pressing needs in the Greater Sydney Region.http://www.impact100sydneynorth.org

Do Something was co-founded by Jon Dee, Tina Jackson and Pat Cash in 2008 to create and promote positive environmental and social change. Rather than talk about problems, we seek to ‘do something’ by building alliances between businesses, government and the community. Some of Do Something’s key campaigns in earlier years include ‘FoodWise’ aimed at reducing the 3 million tonnes of food Australians throw away each year, ‘Ban the Bag’ to lobby for a national ban of non biodegradable plastic check-out bags, ‘Save Paper’ to reduce printing and writing paper usage, ‘Energy Cut’ to encourage households and businesses to reduce fuel and energy usage and ‘Go Tap’ to reduce bottled water usage and revive public drinking fountains. We helped Bundanoon become the first town to ban bottled water, generating massive international media coverage for this groundbreaking initiative. Other organizations have now picked up Do Something's pioneering campaigns and progress continues. In recent years the organization has refocused, making Do Something Near You its flagship program with the aim to make it easier for Australians to get involved in community volunteering and charity events. Do Something Foundation is the Australia Coordinator of RE100.

Zero Emissions Sydney North is a local community group, bringing together people from all walks of life united by a common goal: taking swift, practical action on climate change. We have created easy programs to cut energy costs and emissions, eg switching to a renewable energy provider, installing solar, divesting your money from fossil fuels, with more programs to come. We are part of the national Beyond Zero Emissions network. Find out more: https://www.zerosydneynorth.org

A group of like minded Sydney-siders founded IMPACT100 Sydney in late 2016 based on the very successful, but simple, US model: 100 donations of $1,000 are combined to raise $100,000 annually, and granted to a non profit that can have an immediate, real and measurable impact.

The story of nuclear survivor communities and the legacy of the nuclear age, while confronting, is such an important one, especially as many young people know little of this shocking episode in Australia’s history. Through art, the project's goal was not only to support these communities, but also to take their messages of peace and hope to a broader audience.A three year arts and cultural program funded by the Australia Council for the Arts, Nuclear Futures was an international collaboration of artists working with atomic survivor communities to bear witness to the legacies of the atomic age through creative arts. The project created new partnerships with arts organisations and educational and cultural institutions, research facilities, campaign groups and atomic survivor and nuclear veterans communities in Australia, Britain, Japan, Marshall Islands, Kazakhstan and India.Communities and artists used theatre, film, paintings and sculpture, photography, digital arts and other art forms to make creative works reflecting both the horror of living with nuclear radiation, and the resilience of communities as they face a future irreversibly colonised by nuclear radiation.See nuclearfutures.org

Appointed by the NSW Government.

The National Trust's mission is to protect Australia's cultural, built and natural environment. As CEO of the National Trust of Australia NSW, managed a professional staff encompassing the Trust’s 38 museums and galleries, education and advocacy, heritage and conservation, bushcare and natural heritage, as well as a volunteer workforce of over 2,000 people and 60 volunteer committees. During this time the Trust had over 26,000 members. Managed the Trust’s wide ranging education program and led numerous campaigns to protect and save Australia's endangered natural and built heritage.

Award winning international architecture practice.

The AIA is the professional association for architects. The role encompassed overseeing professional development programs, promoting the profession, building education, corporate and government partnerships and representing the a diversity of architectural, planning, environmental and heritage issues on behalf of the profession. For several years, publisher and editor of Architecture Bulletin, the official magazine of the NSW Institute.

Specialising in marketing, strategic planning, education and training.

Government funded National Industry Training Advisory Body for the arts and cultural industries, charged with enhancing education and training and bridging the gap between industry and education providers. In consultation with over 1,000 organisations and practitioners across Australia, development and implementation of first National Plan for Education and Training in the Arts and Cultural Industries.

Management consultancy specialising in human resources, compensation, education and training.