Outsourcing is becoming increasingly popular in the not-for-profit sector as it allows associations, charities and other not-for-profit organisations to benefit from the expertise of specialists when they need them and at rates they can afford.
A new checklist for not-for-profit organisations is now available on the Australian Tax Office’s website to support organisations’ governance approach to tax and superannuation affairs.
The Australian Cricketers’ Association appoints two new executives, including its first ever female executive, and the World Teleport Association announces three new directors.
Including social events in your conference program provides valuable networking opportunities, can boost delegate numbers and is often delegates’ most remembered experience of an event.
The fifth largest full service accounting and advisory network in Australia BDO has released a survey that will help not-for-profit organisations determine the level of fraud in the sector.
Third Sector can now be viewed online presenting a $US1,000 grant at the The CTK Foundation’s Heart and Soul Grant e-gala.
Not-for-profit organisations can now apply for the 2011 Transparency Awards, which recognises not-for-profits’ commitment to transparent and quality reporting.
The direction of Australia’s third sector needs to change argues Colin Ball in his new book It’s the community, stupid! Want to know more? Third Sector has ten copies of the new book to give away!
The not-for-profit sector has had many new appointments and departures recently, involving the Fundraising Institute Australia, Infoxchange, Breast Cancer Network Australia, the Aged and Community Services Association and the Technology Industry Association.
Rural and regional not-for-profit organisations may be eligible for two new rounds of cash grants.
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