Not-for-profits are political entities and should partake in healthy political engagement to ensure their continued success.
The National Stroke Foundation is one of 41,000 not-for-profit organisations in Australia competing to increase public awareness of their cause, raise funds, influence government policy decisions and provide services to meet the needs of their ...
The 'Sunshine State' rivalry heats up with the two big cities vying for the honour of events capital of Queensland.
Like for-profit organisations, there is an expectation that not-for-profits (NFPs), in particular charitable NFPs, are accountable and transparent about their operations. This is achieved by improving disclosure and reporting and adopting contemporary governance practices.
A self-funded community organisation, Bicycle Victoria is owned collectively by its 40,000 members. With the mission of "getting more people cycling more often", the association organises a range of public events including The Great Victorian ...
A public event can be just what you need to raise money, generate publicity and boost membership - but what is involved and where should you start?
Succession and development of boards and management, articulating and actioning the mission focus, and realising the similarities and differences in for-profit and not-for-profits are some of the major challenges facing the not-for-profit sector in Australia.
What does membership mean to your association? How does the structure of your association shape membership services? How effectively do you gain and keep members?
Your business card is a reflection of your organisation, so make sure you get it right.
Nicholas Goodwin has been appointed the new Executive Director of Youth Challenge Australia, based in Sydney. He replaces Sebastien Brignano who has gone to work for Medecins Sans Frontieres in Chad.
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