Obtaining a grant is the start of a whole process of accountability. The accountability process is based on a contract that spells out everything that needs to be done to ensure the success of the project or program for which your organisation has obtained a grant.

Put in the time now to plan your event properly

Sponsorships can be a hugely rewarding aspect of an organisation's fundraising, but it is not something to be rushed into. You will need to do your homework first.

There's good money to be made by converting your members and supporters into "buyers"

If you’re not sure whether or not you should be running a crowdfunding campaign, there are some reasons why it might be a good idea to try it out.

Scheduling and planning are the keys to special event fundraising success

Get your venue selection right and you’re halfway there

This Funding Centre resource provides a number of links to websites and other web-based tools and resources which provide statistics your organisation can use when preparing applications for funding to governments and other grantmakers.

To maximise your chances of crowdfunding success, be systematic – but be creative too.

There are a few things you should try before you throw in the towel

For groups with a loyal base of supporters, this can be a useful source of fundraising income

Tips and tricks for writing a great grant application: what the grantmaker wants to read

Attracting a major donor is no easy task, but it’s definitely a profitable one. Learning where to find and how to approach a major donor are the two most important pieces of the puzzle.

With the pandemic upending traditional fundraising, it’s going to take creativity, innovation, determination and adaptability to raise the cash you need to keep your organisation strong. One effort that pulls those threads together is the GiveOUT Day fundraising blitz for LGBTIQ+ causes on Friday, October 16.

A national study of fundraising trends during Australia's bushfire crisis has highlighted the new power of social media, high profile partnerships, and the desire for a single national organisation to collect money for all charities.

A study of the recent Giving Tuesday campaign (December 3) has shown that more than half of participating organisations nationally tried new and innovative approaches to boost fundraising and donations – and a striking number recorded a spike in giving from new supporters.

An influential philanthropic grantmaker says she's begun to ses a reversal of the post-GFC grants slump from the philanthropic sector in a positive sign for not-for-profit groups.

Joining with other agencies to apply for grants involves you in a skein of relationships and responsibilities.

Many small and medium-sized businesses are happy to develop partnerships with smaller not-for-profit groups. A local partnership could lead to a more successful or more engaged arrangement.

Many groups are unaware of the range of grants they could be searching and applying for. They tend to narrow the options rather than widen them. This help sheet will help your group 'cast its net wide' to access more grant funding.

Crowdfunding is a great way to get funding for a specific project. It takes energy and creativity, but it can bring in much-needed funding and attract a whole new audience of supporters.

Getting DGR status can be a hard slog - here's an overview of what's involved

This overview covers the different types of donations you can receive from individuals. Get to know them, and get asking.

Questions to ask yourself before creating a membership scheme

There are many ways people can get involved in fundraising efforts, which your organisation can draw on when recruiting Crowdfunders.