This guide looks at artificial intelligence in the charity context, emphasising that while AI has the potential to bring about many benefits to those in the sector, and decision to harness AI is a strategic one that should be considered carefully by charities and their Responsible People.
Commissioner's Policy Statement CPS 2013/05 covers Group Reporting - Joint and Collective, and sets out the ACNC's policy for applications by two or more registered charities to form a reporting group. It is intended to guide the public in determining the most relevant principles the Commissioner will consider when reviewing such an application.
In this month's Commissioner's Column, the Hon Dr Gary Johns discusses the opportunity charities have to showcase their work to donors, supporters and the broader public.
As New South Wales and Queensland flood waters subside, the ACNC urges the public to do a quick online check of a charity’s credentials before donating.
In most charities, Responsible People are unpaid. They volunteer their time, experience and expertise to their charity without taking payment for their service. However, some charities remunerate Responsible People for their work. These charities may choose to do so for several reasons.
The Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission is urging Australians to ensure their donations are going to registered charities, this holiday season.
We recently spoke with registered charity Smart Pups Assistance Dogs For Special Needs Children Inc about their work, their biggest challenge and the importance of donors and volunteers.
The ACNC has transitional reporting arrangements in place with several government agencies. These arrangements aim to reduce the burden on charities where streamlined reporting arrangements are not yet in place and charities must also report to those agencies.