Perpetual increases NFP scholarshipsBY LINDA HAUSKEN | FRIDAY, 20 JUL 2012 12:15PMPerpetual has approved additional funding for more not-for-profit board education and governance scholarships. |
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Hi Spect8r, great question to ask to clarify the source of the additional funding. Perpetual is one of the largest managers of charitable foundations in Australia with over $1.1 billion under management (31 Dec 2011). These NFP scholarships have been funded by Perpetual Foundation and JS Love Trust (ie. this is not funded from Perpetual Limited).