Philanthropy

There are many people quietly doing good - either volunteering their time and skills or giving money to charities. And there are others who want to but are just not sure how. The new CEO of the… Audio

Funding the arts is always a contentious subject. If government funding, or corporate sponsorship dries up, the next step is towards private philanthropists. But if arts institutions are too… Audio

Ranjna Patel and her husband are at the helm of an Auckland healthcare empire and they've used some of their success for philanthropic projects, including tackling domestic violence. Audio

The newly launched Endangered Species Foundation has identified some key threatened species that need urgent conservation work Audio

David looks at some recent issues and goings on in the world of fine art. Audio

David looks at some issues and goings on in the fine-art world, including artist royalty payments and the upcoming opening of the Govett-Brewster Gallery/Len Lye Centre in Taranaki. Audio

Eva talks to the namesake and the force behind Queenstown's Michael Hill International Violin Competition. Audio

Simon Morris reviews an Irish film Noble based on real-life philanthropist, Christina Noble. Does a great person automatically mean a great film? Video, Audio

How to better encourage those who can, to be generous with others less fortunate. With Kate Frykberg chair of Philanthropy New Zealand. Audio

He has one of the most instantly recognisable surnames on the planet. So just how did entrepreneur Justin Rockefeller get involved in philanthropy? Audio

Sam Prince is the founder of the Zambrero chain of Mexican restaurants where every burrito or bowl sold, buys a meal for the hungry in developing countries. So far, more than 3.4 million meals have… Audio

Ways that society can (and should) respond to the dilemma of the homeless and begging on city streets - with Dr. Michael Liffman from the Asia-Pacific Centre for Philanthropy & Social Investment at… Audio