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March 2022 Impact Sector Update Call

Impact Sector Updates

Kia ora all,

Great session on Friday with a turnout of more than 70 of you joining in.  Great to see so many of you interested in our speakers, they had a lot of helpful ideas to share – thanks to Sue McCabe, Michelle Berriman and Kaye Maree Dunn for sharing some of your journeys and what is keeping you busy!  Index of the call is below and under that are some other things for your radars.

The audio is uploaded as episode #297 of seeds podcast in Spotify or Apple Podcasts or the video is here and this is a LinkedIn post on it in case you want to tag someone in so they know.  Index:

  • 00:00: Welcome and Intro to the call by Steven
  • 04:09: Sue McCabe the CE of Philanthropy New Zealand | Tōpūtanga Tuku Aroha o Aotearoa shared about their new initiative Match | Te Puna Taurite which is about to launch and provide “a more equitable, accessible and collaborative funding system” https://philanthropy.org.nz/match-your-funding-place
  • 13:19: Kaye Maree Dunn sharing about He Kōrero – podcasts focus on Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the way different practitioners apply its intent and principles in their respective mahi. https://communityresearch.org.nz/he-korero-te-tiriti-korero-podcast-launch/
  • 29:13: Michelle Berriman the Executive Director of Fundraising Institute of New Zealand who are releasing a research report soon on wills and bequests – relevant for us all! https://www.finz.org.nz/

Next month join in on Friday 29th April when we have:

  • Kirsten Patterson (KP) the Chief Executive of the Institute of Directors of New Zealand (IOD)
  • Maria English the CEO of Impact Lab
  • Ros Rice the Executive Officer of Community Networks Aotearoa

Each will share their perspectives and discuss resources that they are working on or conferences coming up.  The purpose of the calls is to hear from a variety of people and learn more from people we might not otherwise connect with.

One ask is simple – is there someone you know of who might like to receive these updates?  More than 60 people have joined the email list in the last 2 weeks with more than 650 of you receiving the emails, and want to continue to grow this community focussed on impact.

Previous calls and videos of them are all here – quite a collection of stories and materials now https://www.parryfield.com/aotearoa-impact-sector-updates/

A few other things:

  • The link for the Impact Lab survey is here: https://form.typeform.com/to/KOkKoBQ3 Note that as a token of their gratitude, and to thank you for your time, they will donate a koha to your organisation. To better understand the charitable sector’s needs, and to discover how they can help to build its capacity, ImpactLab are conducting research to learn how charitable organisations track and measure their success. If you’ve got a moment, they’d appreciate your help with answering a few questions.
  • Nick Cowie has pass on a link to the introduction page on the Home of Brands website and the attached description too.  He said here’s how the Home of Brands Conscious Consumer Programme works: Every time your supporters are buying something through the Home of Brands Conscious Consumer Programme, 2% of the invoiced purchase is rebated back in the form of a donation payment from us to you.  You can reach him at nick@homeofbrands.co.nz
  • The IOD Leadership Conference is all online this year and coming up in early May, https://iodconference2022.co.nz/ I am looking forward to sharing at it about stakeholder vs shareholder governance on a panel.
  • Anne Edgar sent the attached summary of Fringe Benefit Tax and charities and donee organisations, thanks Anne.
  • I always like to see the NFP newsletter attached which has a good list of upcoming seminars etc.
  • While she did not get time to speak to it Sue McCabe is also involved with the Good Registry and they are worth checking out here – facilitating donations to good causes: https://thegoodregistry.com/collections/givesimply?mc_cid=d2637a16f9&mc_eid=93bd1ce151
  • Am crowdsourcing any thoughts you might want to share with the XRB – email me back, tomorrow will be attending the XRB Advisory Panel quarterly catch up and they would like to have input on what they do (any issues any of you have with accounting standards and reporting)?
  • Speaking of which, XRB have got a survey going to get input n the XRAB and how they go about their work – here:
  • Been getting quite a few questions about duties of Trustees in light of Trusts Act 2019 and referring them to this guide.  https://www.parryfield.com/charities-and-the-new-trusts-act-2019-any-impact/
  • Have been helping quite a few companies with their Capital Raisings and so be watching out for a guide to capital raising which we are releasing soon.
  • There are 31 people booked in for the next Impact Lunch on 8th April here – if you are going to be in the area come along… Impact Lunch + The Future of Christchurch …, Christchurch, 8th of April | Humanitix
  • I can recommend this free session based on the Dare to Lead book by Brene Brown which is being run by BOMA – info here
  • The attached Harvard Business Review tip on running efficient meetings resonated so sharing it.  They are a useful daily reminder of best practise.
  • To finish off with a good news story, this is Wilby from The Addington Farm.  We are helping him set up as a charity – they do good work creating an Urban Farm where volunteers work.  Article about them here: https://www.parryfield.com/the-addington-farm-a-case-study-in-setting-up-a-charity/

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