Future2 - The foundation of the Australian financial planning profession

A foundation
with a difference

Future2 exists to support the
financially under-privileged and to
enable the financial planning
profession, and others linked to it, to
give back to the community from
which they draw their livelihoods.

News

16 August 2010

1250 km cycle ride raises over $85,000; F2 appeals to financial planners to top it up

21 July 2010

Financial planners cycling for the disadvantaged

1 July 2010

Sponsors get on board for BT F2 Wheel Classic

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F2 News JULY 2010

Click the tile above to see how Future2 grants give a second chance and hope for a better future to disadvantaged young Australians
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Order your Christmas cards and hampers online - in aid of Future2 - and get an 'early bird' discount

If you order your cards online through Charity Greetings Cards before 2 October, you get a discounted price. Moreover, you're helping Future2 too - 40c of the price of each card wil be funds raised for Future2's work to give a second chance and hope for a better future to disadvantaged young Australians.

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and Christmas hampers

2009 Make the Difference! grant:
Time for Kids - Financial Wizards Project
A $10,000 grant to help young parents (16-25 years) of children who are receiving Time for Kids respite care and family support. 10 participants will attend each of four workshops and will be mentored as they set up their household budgets and develop their financial goals.

Kerrin Falconer, Chair of the Financial Planning Association in SA presents a $10,000 cheque to Michael Hawthorn, Time for Kids director, Feb10

F2 awards 2009 Make the Difference! Grants

2009 Make the Difference! grant:
Police & Community Youth Clubs' Music Program, Orange, NSW
A $10,000 grant to give marginalised under 18 year olds the chance to learn a musical instrument. Participants come from low-income, high unemployment suburbs in Orange, referred by Police & Community Youth Clubs, youth workers, schools and Juvenile Justice.

Young drummers welcome guests at the grant presentation in Orange on 26 March

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2009 Make the Difference! grant:
Youth off the Streets Scholarship Program, Mascot, NSW
A $10,000 grant towards scholarships to assist 14 to 21 year olds to reach their full potential, achieve vocational goals and realise their capabilities. All are from disadvantaged backgrounds and many are disconnected from their families and communities.