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Not-For-Profit Finance Week Enhancing Financial Literacy Not-for-Proft Sector Banking NOT-FOR-PROFIT FINANCE WEEK ENHANCING FINANCIAL LITERACY WEALT ON H M BA M N O K C N2017 s o d PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY t- r fo a r w COMMONWEALTH BANK -P A ro rs’ NOT-FOR-PROFIT SECTOR BANKING fi t Treasure AND OUR COMMUNITY A MESSAGE TO OUR FELLOW COMMUNITY BUILDERS WORKING TOWARDS A BRIGHTER FUTURE… 2 RECOGNISING THE UNSUNG HEROES OF AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITIES On behalf of the Commonwealth The role of a treasurer is no easy task and the very Bank and Our Community, we are future of not-for-profit organisations depends on their ability to deliver good governance processes and delighted to once again bring you our strong financial management. annual Not-for-Profit Finance Week. However, beyond providing an ability to say thanks, the Awards are also an important vehicle to share It is through events such as these that we are able ideas, knowledge and capabilities across the sector. to support the building of financial literacy and This willingness to share information to assist other governance skills across the not-for-profit sector. not-for-profits and community groups is a unique With the ongoing delivery of new tools and resources, and inspiring trait that underpins the very essence of we will better assist not-for-profits and community what the sector stands for – the ability to support and groups, as each continues to provide their much helps others. needed support and services to local communities and those in need. We extend our congratulations to all the Treasurers who were nominated in the 2017 Awards, and thank This year’s Not-for-Profit Finance Week brings all those Treasurers who so generously shared their together an exciting line-up of some of our leading wisdom this year. Finally, a thank you to everyone experts who will share their knowledge and wisdom who works in the not-for-profit sector. Your efforts, in key areas of governance, fundraising, innovation, your passion and your hard work continue to cybersecurity and how to decipher financial strengthen the very fabric of our nation – building a statements. These free webinars and presentations fairer, equitable and more inclusive Australia for all. are designed for new and existing board members, treasurers and those working within the sector and are designed to have you come away with practical tools and insights you can implement straight away. A highlight of Not-for-Profit Finance Week is, of course, the announcement of the winners and nominated treasurers in the Commonwealth Bank Julienne Price Not-for-Profit Treasurers’ Awards. Now in their third Head of year, the Awards continue to enjoy the endorsement Not-for-Profit of all state and territory government treasurers – Sector Banking, highlighting the importance of good financial practice Commonwealth Bank within the sector. The Awards provide an opportunity for us all to recognise and thank community and not-for-profit treasurers – the often unsung heroes of the sector. It remains an incredibly uplifting experience to read about treasurers who have been nominated by their Denis Moriarty colleagues, or by their community, and the high Group Managing Director esteem in which these individuals are held. Our Community 3 RESOURCESRECOGNITION FOR & KNOWLEDGE NOT-FOR-PROFIT BUILDING TREASURERS NOT-FOR-PROFIT FINANCE WEEK 2017 PROGRAM: Questions Your RECOGNITION AND Board Needs to KNOWLEDGE BUILDING Ask About the Finances • Do you know the Not-for-Profit Finance Week has been designed to questions you should celebrate and enhance the financial literacy skills of be asking and the the staff, volunteers, board members and treasurers reports you should who oversee the finances of Australia’s not-for-profit be seeing? organisations and community groups. • Understand how to read, interpret and act upon financial Held in September each year, this week long series of events includes daily papers? free online educational presentations, as well as the announcement of the winners and nominated treasurers in the annual Commonwealth Bank Not- • Know how to build for-Profit Treasurers’ Awards. financial matters into decision-making Our 2017 program focuses on some of the most topical areas facing processes? not-for-profit organisations. Each webinar runs for approximately 45 minutes, and is presented by a leading expert from Our Community and Find out the answers Commonwealth Bank. to these questions and more. You can Summaries of this year’s webinars are listed here and can be accessed also download the via the Our Community website at www.ourcommunity.com.au/ free booklet, Damn nfpfinanceweek. Each presentation has been recorded to provide you Good Advice for Board with ongoing access to these resources. Members, available from Our Community’s website communitydirectors. com.au/icda/ boardadvice 4 RECOGNISING THE UNSUNG HEROES OF AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITIES 2017 PROGRAM: Crowdfunding Navigating Not-for-Proft Cyber Security – Focussing Financial and the World of Awareness on the Keys to Statements – Innovation Survival The Beginners • What are ‘cyber- • Are you solving the hygiene’ factors and Guide how do they apply • Understand what “all right problem or delivering the right to you? or nothing” means? • Do you know how services? • What are the current • Know how to plan to read a Balance threats and how your crowdfunding Sheet? • Are you interested in learning about can you spot a project? • Do you understand the design thinking cyberattack? • Understand what what your Statement process? • What’s the difference happens when you of Financial Position is between Phishing and reach the project telling you? • Are you curious about how to cultivate an Smishing? deadline? • Understand the innovative mindset Get answers and Get the answers difference between throughout your insights to what has to these questions financial performance organisation? become the second together with hints and cash flow most reported type and tips on how to get management? This webinar will answer these questions of economic crime in the most from your This presentation and provide you with a Australia. This webinar campaign. has been designed range of ready to use can be supplemented to help you answer tools and resources with the free ‘Damn these questions and that you can start using Good Advice on Fraud to simplify the world straight away. There’s Prevention and Cyber- of financial accounts. also a great booklet safety’ booklet which Make sure you also available, Creative can be accessed from download the free Design Thinking, Our Community’s resource, Damn Good when you complete website Advice for Treasurers, one of CommBank’s communitydirectors. from Our Community’s Innovation think com.au/icda/fraud website tanks, workshops or communitydirectors. masterclasses. com.au/icda/ treasurersadvice 5 RESOURCES FOR NOT-FOR-PROFIT TREASURERS STRENGTH THROUGH SHARING We continue to work in partnership with not-for profit organisations and The Community community groups to deliver new Finance Centre resources that support the ongoing ourcommunity.com.au/ development of financial literacy finance skills. Below are just some of the • Financial Policies – resources which are available to you downloadable financial and your organisation. management policies provide the information and support you need to safeguard and grow the finances of your not- for-profit organisation. • Financial Literacy Tools – including help sheets, financial tutorials, templates and checklists are also available through the Community Finance Centre. 6 RECOGNISING THE UNSUNG HEROES OF AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITIES Innovation think Fundraising Donations Hub tanks, masterclasses Resources and workshops Through the GiveNow.com. au Our Community has developed online giving service, Our Community helps Australians give An annual series of a range of resources and tools more to the community – through think tanks, masterclasses to help community groups donations of money, time and and workshops held across raise more funds. The Funding goods. GiveNow Week, which is Australia CommBank’s NFP Centre’s grants database, help held in December every year, aims Innovation programs provide sheets and tools are specifically to focus attention on the many opportunities to: designed for not-for-profit organisations and schools, no ways that individuals, families, • Connect and collaborate with matter your location, size or type. businesses and groups can make like-minded organisations, a difference to the community. communities and individuals. For more information on grants Over $80 million has been and fundraising in Australia go to donated using this commission- • Partner on key issues the Community Funding Centre free service to date. facing the sector and create at fundingcentre.com.au. innovative solutions to make a genuine impact on Australian communities. • Learn the basics of Design Thinking methodology and how to apply it in your organisation. 7 ABOUT THE AWARDS ABOUT THE 2017 TREASURERS’ AWARDS… The response to the 2017 Commonwealth Bank Not-for-Profit Treasurers’ Awards was fantastic. We received over 1,300 submissions, accompanied by inspiring and glowing endorsements of our community treasurers. 8 RECOGNISING THE UNSUNG HEROES OF AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITIES Not-for-profit organisations are the fabric which holds our nation together. We all, in turn rely heavily on our community treasurers who work tirelessly to ensure that our not-for-profit sector remains well placed to provide assistance to the most vulnerable members of our society. The Commonwealth Bank Not-for Profit Treasurers’ Awards consist of two categories – providing an opportunity to celebrate the hard work of treasurers across the nation, as well as being a vehicle for community treasurers to share their knowledge and ideas. CATEGORY A: CATEGORY B: People from across the community, as well those Treasurers were invited to spread their knowledge by involved with not-for-profit groups, were invited to creating and sharing one of the following resources: let their treasurer know how much they are valued • A financial template by nominating them to receive an official 2017 Commonwealth Bank Not-for-Profit Treasurers’ • An outline and summary of a financial webinar Awards Certificate of Appreciation.
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