SIMNA is a growing learning network of members and interested individuals who believe that understanding and measuring social impact is critical to achieving the best possible outcomes for all Australians, our communities and our environment.

About this webinar

Join the SIMNA WA Committee online on Wednesday 30 June at 2pm AEST (12 noon WST) for an open and honest conversation about the power of funders to accelerate social impact and its measurement. 

On the panel to answer your questions and to offer advice and guidance to funders and applicants alike are: 

• Angela Vurens Van Es, Manager Grants Social Impact, Lotterywest and 
• Sue Stepatschuk, Executive Officer, Fremantle Foundation. 

This is a vitally important conversation. Please join us!

Event details

• Date: Wednesday, 30 June 2021
• Time: 2.00pm – 3.00pm AEST (12.00pm – 1.00pm WST)
• Location Online (Zoom) – this webinar will be recorded
• Tickets: Free for SIMNA Members, $15 for non-members*
• Register here: https://simna.wildapricot.org/event-4356752

Event attendance is free for all SIMNA Members. To become a SIMNA Member, please visit the SIMNA website. Individual memberships start at just $60 per annum.

Meet our Speakers

Angela Vurens Van Es, Manager Grants Social Impact, Lotterywest

Western Australia has the only lottery in the nation, and one of the few in the world, where all the profits are returned back to the community.

Lotterywest prides itself on working with communities and sectors that support those in need, that amplify local strengths and opportunities and that build better, more connected communities.

In the 2019/20 financial year, Lotterywest distributed 816 grants to 688 different not-for-profit organisations and local government authorities.

Sue Stepatschuk, Executive Officer, Freemantle Foundation:

The Fremantle Foundation is a community foundation that has been caring for the Fremantle and the Broader WA community for over 10 years.   

To date, the Fremantle Foundation has granted over $2.8 million dollars’ worth of funds to not-for-profit organisations and invested $2.5 million dollars’ worth of philanthropic funds for the long-term benefit of the community.

The Fremantle Foundation is currently tracking its collective impact across seven key focus areas: 

Health & Wellbeing, Homelessness, Education, Environment, Family & Community, Indigenous Australians, Arts & Culture.