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Community 21 is the living embodiment of the Australian not-for-profit sector’s ability to take control of its own destiny, in particular in relation to finance and capital.

Ten years ago, Community 21 embarked on a bold and exciting plan to create a banking service dedicated to providing tailored financial products and services to the not-for-profit sector, that bold vision was realised in 2002 with the launch of Community Sector Banking, a joint venture between Community 21 and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank.

Today, Community Sector Banking remains the only banking service providing specialised banking products and services exclusively to not-for-profit organisations throughout the country. 

Without the appropriate financial resources and capital models, the not-for-profit sector will struggle to be as effective as it wants to be.

Community 21 believes that the Australian not-for-profit sector is strong and resilient.  As a sector we are a significant contributor to the common wealth of this nation both economically and socially.

The future demands that will be placed on the not-for-profit sector will be significant; Community 21 will continue to develop innovative responses to the financial and capital needs of the sector.

What's On

Community 21 Hosting of Breakfast meeting Series
On September 27 2011 Community 21 hosted its inaugural breakfast meeting at the Jasper Hotel, Melbourne read more ...
In-roads program
Community Sector Banking Ltd has been successful in obtaining funding support from the Commonwealth Government to deliver a pilot Community Development Financial Institution Program, known as In-roads.  It has engaged seven partners to deliver the pilot in a number of locations across Australia covering all states in Australia. read more ...
Community 21’s Annual General Meeting

The AGM for 2011 was held on Thursday 10th November at 11:00 am: Jobs Australia Board Room, Melbourne.  



 

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Community 21:  Year Book for 2011

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Sibange is pictured showering in a typical outside shower right next to her house. This water point gives Sibange and her family access to clean, fresh water. It was just a small part of a comprehensive emergency response from Oxfam Australia to improve and repair water systems damaged by the tsunami and the earthquake which caused it.
Photo by Rob Maccoll