Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR)
In this quarter’s update for FRRR’s partners and supporters, we look at the impact of leaving a gift in your Will, and the impact of the long-running Tackling Tough Times Together (TTTT) program and our findings on the crucial role of local not-for-profits (NFPs) and the importance of investing in social capital in sustaining communities during drought. There’s also a link to the TTTT podcast series we produced, which tells some of the deeply personal stories from the grant recipients’ perspective.
Also in this edition:
- Insights from the bush, gleaned from our extensive interactions with communities;
- Information on how we’re supporting our next generation through our Youth Futures programs;
- Our partnership with The Next Economy, RE-Alliance and Projects JSA, on a new initiative;
- Our Progress during the final quarter of FY24;
- How The Next Economy has partnered with FRRR through a Fundraising Account to support their work; and
- A unique funding opportunity to support equine therapy with a profound impact.
In this quarter’s update for FRRR’s partners and supporters, we’re looking at the incredible outcomes from the first five years of the Investing in Rural Community Futures program in Junee, Leeton and Nambucca Heads, and you’ll also find an interview with John Etherington, Chartered Accountant, and co-trustee of the Ian Rollo Currie Estate Foundation.
Also in this edition:
- A new video showcasing community groups supported through the Investing in Rural Community Futures program
- Insights from our QLD program manager following an 1,100 km road trip in the Whitsunday region
- A letter of appreciation to a donor partner that advocated for and supported our work beyond financial contributions
- Our Progress – Q3 FY 2023/24 and an update on our strategic direction.
- Attract Connect Stay – Glen Innes, and their remarkable efforts in attracting and retaining key healthcare workers in the region, with the help of an FRRR Not-for-profit Fundraising Account