The leading professional development conference for the Australian not-for-profit sector, Third Sector Expo will be held at the Flemington Racecourse in Melbourne on 23–24 March 2015.
The auDA Foundation, a charitable trust established to enhance the use of the Internet to benefit the community is now accepting applications for its annual grant program.
Online social giving platform, JustGiving has launched a national care campaign to urge the community to show support for their favourite charity. In return, their favourite charity has the opportunity to win a share of ...
The ubiquity of the internet coupled with the adoption of mobile devices has made online giving the fastest growing form of giving to-date. For donors, ease of giving is essential – they want to be ...
Learn from senior social sector representatives who have successfully initiated change and embedded new practices to measure social impact at the Measuring Social Outcomes Conference.
The Guide Dogs has been voted Australia's Most Trusted Charity for the second year running in the annual Australian READER's DIGEST Most Trusted Brand Poll.
With diversity in funding becoming increasingly imperative in the not-for-profit sector, Eelco Keij outlines some strategies for organisations to consider when seeking cross-border grants.
Google is seeking to support Australian not-for-profits wanting to turn their technology driven ideas into reality with mentoring and $2 million in grants.
Competition for not-for-profits to secure a corporate partner is increasing, and one of the biggest hurdles NFPs are faced with is how to present their organisations as the right one for a corporate to partner ...
Up to $300,000 in grants are now available to community organisations supporting the vulnerable and disadvantaged in Victoria's inner north.
Third Sector provides high-level content and services for professional development and organisational growth to leaders and senior executives from Australia’s NFP sector and its supporting industries.
Third Sector acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
