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A new digital transformation hub, developed by the Infoxchange Group and funded by Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation, is set to help Australian not-for-profits build digital capability and resilience for a post COVID-19 world.

Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation has announced $12.249 million in grants to charitable and not-for-profit organisation at its 97th Annual Meeting.

Not-for-profit organisations are sharing in more than $3 million in grants from Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation through this year’s special COVID-19 program.

Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation received the Better Philanthropy Award at the recent Philanthropy Australia Awards for our Affordable Housing Challenge 1 in partnership with Darebin City Council and Housing Choices Australia.

Celebrated as one of the world’s most liveable cities, Melbourne is now emerging from the toughest COVID‑19 lockdowns to face social, economic and environmental challenges.

Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation has strengthened its commitment to increasing the supply of affordable housing by announcing five grants as part of its second Affordable Housing Challenge.

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