Dollar Donation coin Aperture Priority
"Give to Help Others"
The f/10 aperture did not improve things, even on a tripod, over the hand-held f/5.6 can't remember setting!
see www.canberratimes.com.au/story/6906748/world-first-coins-...
A history-making plan to motivate Australians to donate to charity regularly will have people thinking twice when they reach for small change.
In a world-first, 25-million one-dollar coins carrying the phrase "give to help others" will be released into circulation over the next three years, in a bid to encourage Australians to donate more money to charities more often.
"Most Australians who are very generous are only usually generous once a year, they think of giving before tax returns and that's a one off," Community Council for Australia chair Tim Costello said.
"This is in our pockets all the time, it's making the routine of giving not just once a year, but every time we pull out a donation dollar we are challenged to say 'Am I spending this on myself or giving it others?'
"It's a mindset change that I think is very profound."
Through the many crises of 2020, charities have found themselves hugely in demand with donations drying up.
Dollar Donation coin Aperture Priority
"Give to Help Others"
The f/10 aperture did not improve things, even on a tripod, over the hand-held f/5.6 can't remember setting!
see www.canberratimes.com.au/story/6906748/world-first-coins-...
A history-making plan to motivate Australians to donate to charity regularly will have people thinking twice when they reach for small change.
In a world-first, 25-million one-dollar coins carrying the phrase "give to help others" will be released into circulation over the next three years, in a bid to encourage Australians to donate more money to charities more often.
"Most Australians who are very generous are only usually generous once a year, they think of giving before tax returns and that's a one off," Community Council for Australia chair Tim Costello said.
"This is in our pockets all the time, it's making the routine of giving not just once a year, but every time we pull out a donation dollar we are challenged to say 'Am I spending this on myself or giving it others?'
"It's a mindset change that I think is very profound."
Through the many crises of 2020, charities have found themselves hugely in demand with donations drying up.