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Fundraising in Australia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Fundraising sector based in Australia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Australia For Unhcr
Australia for UNHCR is the UN Refugee Agency’s national charity partner in Australia. We advocate and fundraise for refugee protection, emergency aid and long-term support and solutions, helping UNHCR reach millions of displaced people each year.
51 to 200 staff
Charidy.Com
Driven by our mission to empower everyone to create a better world, we’ve helped over nonprofits raise more than $1.5 billion from over 2 million donors - with a success rate of 99%! Find out how we do it and get started on your social impact campaign today by signing up for a conversation with a Charidy team member @ Charidy.com! Or learn more about our innovative Univeristy Giving Day platform supporting educational institutions across the world through capital campaigns uniting teachers, students, alumni & donors for the ultimate crowdfunding experience!Get started supporting your alma matter today by visiting https://university.charidy.com #WeAreCharidy
51 to 200 staff
Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital Foundation
There’s no greater generosity than that which saves a life. As the charity supporting RBWH, other hospitals and life-saving research, RBWH Foundation exists to connect those who wish to give with the most potent opportunities to make a difference, now and in the future. Our connection with Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) inspires us. Queensland’s largest hospital has a global reputation for excellence and world-leading discoveries that result in innovations and improvements in patient care. As the Foundation for RBWH, we work closely with Team Royal to achieve the goals of providing the very best patient outcomes, and to be at the forefront of better health care for everyone. We provide support to help RBWH go above and beyond for patients and families and partner with STARS, Redcliffe Hospital, and significant institutes in the Herston Health Precinct, to support their fundraising goals. This strong relationship with RBWH and leading research institutes creates opportunities for donors to channel their passion, commitment and legacy into what matters most to them. From showing support for Team Royal, to donations that give brilliant young minds the start in research that can lead to significant discoveries and improved patient outcomes. The RBWH Foundation team works closely with individuals, families and organisations to connect with causes that truly make a difference. Our annual donor impact report bears witness to world-class achievements and the most inspiring stories of human tenacity and triumph. It is our gift to serve as the RBWH Foundation. Supporting patient care and saving lives, through the extraordinary power of giving.
11 to 50 staff
The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation
The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) has been providing outstanding care to Victoria’s children and their families for over 150 years. The RCH Foundation is the fundraising arm of the hospital. We raise, manage and distribute money to enable the RCH to provide the best care to patients and their families. You can create a brighter future for sick children. Your donations support the RCH and its campus partners, The Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI) and The University of Melbourne Department of Paediatrics, to push the boundaries of paediatric healthcare. While the Victorian Government funds the hospital’s standard operating costs, your donations support medical excellence. The programs and initiatives funded by donated money create outcomes that are above and beyond the hospital’s normal day-to-day activities. They take the RCH from a good hospital to a great hospital and what’s more – they wouldn’t exist without the generous support of people like you. To find out more about the programs and initiatives funded through philanthropy, and the life changing impact they have on patients and their families, please visit rchfoundation.org.au
11 to 50 staff
Clever Contacts
We offer a truly ethical fundraising solution for all charities large or small. Our mission is to redefine the industry by developing an amazing team to deliver exceptional results.
51 to 200 staff
Raisely
Raisely is the only fundraising platform you need to power high-performing campaigns for your charity, all for free.
11 to 50 staff
Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation Perth
PMH Foundation recently became Perth Children's Hospital Foundation to reflect the name of WA's new children's hospital which will be replacing Princess Margaret Hospital in November 2016. Follow our new LinkedIn page at The Foundation is the main fundraising body for Princess Margaret Hospital and the soon to open Perth Children’s Hospital as well as the wider Child & Adolescent Health Service in Western Australia. We also work hard to promote healthy lifestyle messages to support parents in keeping their children well. Since our establishment in 1998 we are proud to having granted over $65 million to Princess Margaret Hospital, and we look forward to continuing to support Western Australia's only specialist children's hospital when Perth Children's Hospital opens in late 2016.
11 to 50 staff
Very Special Kids
Very Special Kids provides holistic palliative care for children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and tailored support for their families – through life, death and bereavement. Our integrated approach includes emotional, clinical and practical support to improve quality of life and create positive, lasting memories. As Victoria’s only children’s hospice, our services support more than 780 families across Victoria.
51 to 200 staff
Australian Cancer Research Foundation
ACRF’s mission is to back brilliant research by providing scientists with the technology and equipment they need to transform the way we prevent, detect and treat ALL types of cancer. With your support, we can one day reach a world without cancer.
11 to 50 staff
Mother's Day Classic Foundation
The Mother’s Day Classic is an annual fun run and walk raising funds and awareness for breast & ovarian cancer research. Our aim is to deliver a fun, healthy and inspirational community event that brings the community together on Mother’s Day to support and remember those touched by breast and ovarian cancer. Since its inception in 1998, more than 1.5 million participants have raised $41.45 million for breast cancer research. The event is now one of Australia's largest national charity events and has become an integral part of Mother's Day for thousands of Australians. The event was established in 1998 by Women in Super, a national network of women who work in the superannuation and finance industries. Women in Super’s support of the nationwide event is demonstrated through a strong employee and volunteer engagement program facilitated throughout their networks. Proceeds of the event go to the National Breast Cancer Foundation’s and Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation's research programs into detection, treatment and care. The majority of people who organise the MDC each year are volunteers. You too can get involved by registering to walk, run or volunteer in all capital cities and various regional centres across Australia. OUR MISSION - to deliver an inspirational community event that celebrates those touched by breast or ovarian cancer and raises awareness and funds for cancer research. OUR GOALS • Raise funds for breast and ovarian cancer research • To increase awareness of breast and ovarian cancer within the community • To celebrate the lives of people who have been touched by breast or ovarian cancer • Create a fun, healthy and inspiring event that the community can enjoy together on Mother’s Day
11 to 50 staff
Rspca Wa
RSPCA WA has been the voice for animals in Western Australia for over 130 years. RSPCA WA’s primary responsibility is to enforce the Animal Welfare Act (2002). As a charity, we work with government, industry bodies and the community to improve animal welfare and campaign on issues such as stamping out backyard breeding, promoting higher welfare food practices, and ending live animal export. RSPCA WA is the state’s largest animal welfare charity, and relies on generous donations and the support of the community for over 80 per cent of the funding needed to conduct our animal protection work. Last financial year RSPCA WA investigated 7,138 cruelty complaints. We cared for 2,441 animals suffering from cruelty, neglect and abuse, helping to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome them. RSPCA WA works in the community to provide support for pets caught in domestic violence; to help families experiencing financial hardship look after their pets’ needs; and to educate young people on animal welfare issues in their communities. There are many ways you can support animals in need in WA – through donations, fundraising events, volunteering, foster care, sponsorships or adopting a rescued animal. Visit rspcawa.org.au for more information.
51 to 200 staff
Tour De Cure Australia
Tour de Cure raises vital funds to support the researchers, surgeons and clinicians who dedicate their lives to finding a cure for cancer. Through our magical, challenging and inspirational events we raise money to fund the boldest research, the most talented scientists and the ground-breaking projects that we believe will have the biggest impact on cancer. From humble beginnings in 2007, the Tour de Cure community has grown to become a national movement of thousands of people, walking, running, riding and swimming to raise awareness and inspire support in the fight to cure cancer.
11 to 50 staff
Barwon Health Foundation
With the support of our community, the Barwon Health Foundation is proud to invest in enhancing the level of comfort and care provided by Barwon Health. We do this by funding vital medical equipment, investing in compassionate care services and building better health facilities. This year, more than $1 million will be spent purchasing and replacing life-saving and life-enhancing medical equipment, service improvements and patient comfort and care items. In 2021, we hope to open a brand new, world-class,$3.6 million Paediatric Rehabilitation Centre, designed by kids, for kids—the first in Victoria.
1 to 10 staff
Chuffed.Org
Chuffed.org is a global crowdfunding platform for social movements. Since launching in October 2013, Chuffed.org has raised over $300M from for more than social cause projects from supporter in 152 countries. We now support all the largest climate change direct action groups around the world, including Extinction Rebellion, Just Stop Oil and Last Generation. In October 2015, Chuffed.org converted into Australia's first Social Benefit Company and raised a $1.1M seed investment round led by Blackbird Ventures to support its global expansion plans. Unlike most other crowdfunding platforms, Chuffed.org charges no platform fees so 100% of funds raised can go directly to the social cause projects that we support. Instead, we rely wholly on supporters to cover the online transactions fees and who have an option to donate to Chuffed.org too. Lucky for us, turns out they do!
11 to 50 staff
Dry July Foundation
Dry July Foundation is the registered charity behind the Dry July campaign. We are dedicated to improving the comfort, care and wellbeing of people affected by cancer. Since the first Dry July in 2008, the Dry July campaign has raised over $90 million dollars for people affected by cancer. Funds raised through the Dry July campaign are distributed to cancer organisations across Australia. These local and national organisations provide practical, tangible support for cancer patients, their families and carers. Like the Dry July Foundation, these organisations depend on the generosity of the community through campaigns like Dry July.
1 to 10 staff
Flinders Foundation
We are the essential link that connects life-changing research, medical innovation and healthcare providers with the community. The support from the Foundation empowers medical researchers and healthcare professionals to go above and beyond, making extraordinary care and groundbreaking advancements possible. The Foundation doesn’t just fund projects – it creates the opportunities and resources that allow this work to happen, making sure nothing stands in the way of everyone being able to experience exceptional care.
11 to 50 staff
Ignite Marketing Solutions
Champions in quality face-to-face fundraising in Australia. For the last five years, the team at Ignite have been winning hearts, one conversation at a time to inspire everyday heroes to take action. Our goal has always been to create real results and create a world we can all be proud of.
11 to 50 staff
Inspired Adventures
We're a philanthropic BCorp adventure fundraising agency that connects great causes with people seeking life-changing adventures.
11 to 50 staff
Islamic Relief Australia
Islamic Relief Australia (IRAUS) is an independent member of an international humanitarian organisation committed towards the development of sustainable programs, provision of humanitarian aid and relief to millions around the world. Islamic Relief has over 100 branches operating in 40 countries worldwide, working in some of the most remote areas of the world. IRAUS functions in a dignified manner regardless of gender, race or religion and works to empower individuals and give them a voice. IRAUS operates in communities strengthening their resilience to calamity, with an international presence in combatting climate change, emergency response and provision of life-saving aid in active conflicts. Islamic Relief has been mentioned by The Guardian as one of the few charities operating in Aleppo. IRAUS is an active member of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) and adheres to the ACFID Code of Conduct, which defines minimum standards of governance, management and accountability of development for non-government organisations (NGOs). IRAUS is registered as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI), and is a Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), which means donations of $2 or more to IRAUS are Tax Deductible as regarded by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). In 2017 NGO Advisor ranked Islamic Relief in the Top 20 of the World’s 500 leading NGO’s. In 2015 IRAUS received the award for Community Organisation of the year in the Australian Muslim Achievement Awards (AMAA).
11 to 50 staff
Matw Project
Muslims Around The World was a special project developed in October 2015 to assist those less fortunate in the poverty stricken areas of Togo in Africa. It was established by the late Ali Banat, a young successful businessman from within the Australian Muslim community, who was diagnosed with cancer, and dedicated the remainder of his life towards charity. Since 2015, MATW has successfully carried out numerous projects establishing schools, orphanages, housing for widows and children in Togo, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Benin. Providing for children and orphans was particularly close to Ali’s heart, not having had any children of his own, he grew to love them as though they were his own. Sadly in May 2018, Ali lost his battle with cancer leaving behind a sustainable and effective legacy through MATW. MATW now expands the relief programs for over 30 countries, including Lebanon, Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Yemen, Indonesia, and parts of East Africa.
11 to 50 staff
Mondial Telephone Fundraising
We specialise in true blue, honest and respectable telephone fundraising for a range of Australian and New Zealand charities. We’ve spent over a decade building our reputation and communicating causes which matter to people who care. In this time, we’ve learnt a great deal – if you support a charity you deserve respect and enormous gratitude. That our team of fundraisers are equally deserving; they’re conversations are a catalyst for change. People who care, stick around for a long time, they benefit more and care more.
51 to 200 staff
Robert Connor Dawes Rcd Foundation
Inspired by a big heart and brain, the Robert Connor Dawes (RCD) Foundation was created in 2013 in the memory of 18-year-old Robert Connor Dawes (who lost a 16-month fight against brain cancer). Today, brain cancer is the most fatal of all childhood cancers. Few new effective treatments mean that 80% of children diagnosed with high grade tumours still lose their battle within five years. We're battling paediatric brain cancer and supporting brain matters in the areas of research, care and development in Australia & the United States. This involves contributing funds to brain tumour research, supporting young people with at home rehabilitation therapy, as well as development initiatives inspiring the next generation of brain cancer practitioners & researchers. We’re all about changing the odds, to make brain tumours go the way of the dinosaurs and to support the science and in the meantime the patients. We do this because the brain is where the heart lives. Join us in helping kids with brain cancer.
11 to 50 staff
Rotary Melbourne
The Rotary Club of Melbourne was chartered on 21 April 1921 as the first Rotary Club in Australia. The Club now has over 250 members and is proud to have many women as very active members in the club. As the first Club, it chartered many new clubs. In 1924 the Rotary Clubs of Adelaide in South Australia and of Hobart and Launceston in Tasmania were chartered, and between 1925 and the Club directly chartered a further twenty-four clubs. The Club is also the grandparent or great grandparent to a large number of Rotary Clubs in Australia. Within the charter membership of the Club were many of Melbourne's leading business and professional men, including Sir John Monash, the great engineer and leading general from World War I and John Latham, later Sir John Latham, Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia. The Club is proud to have had one of its most distinguished members become the first Australian to be elected as the President of Rotary International. Sir Angus Mitchell was a truly great Rotarian. He was a very close friend of Paul Harris and is credited with the re-establishment of Rotary in Japan after the end of World War II. DONATIONS THE ROTARY CLUB OF MELBOURNE IS COMMITTED TO SERVING THE COMMUNITY AND YOUR DONATION WILL HELP SUPPORT OUR PROJECTS. If you would like to make a donation to one of the Club’s particular projects or to our community projects in general, the Club has an open invitation for everyone, not only members. Tax deductibility is available. Contact the Club office on (+61) 3 9654 7242 for more details. GENERAL INFORMATION Three Lunch Meetings: Wednesdays with one Wednesday Evening Meeting a week. Contact Rotary Melbourne for details. President: Adrian Nelson Contact: Jo Mavros – Office Manager – 03 9654 7242
201 to 500 staff
Givetel
We began operations in 2011 with the aim of bringing a fresh approach to tele-fundraising in the Australian market, one centred around exceptional quality calls and first-class client service. Since then, we have been delivering a broad range of hugely successful tele-fundraising campaigns for our fabulous charity partners. The philosophy at GiveTel is simple. We strive to deliver the highest quality in all our interactions - whether on the phone with a valued supporter, in the office with colleagues, or working together with our clients. We know that by focusing on quality, we will deliver the best possible results. Visit or call us on 02 8288 4200 to discuss partnering with us.
51 to 200 staff
