2026 Participants
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Cinespace: Cinespace Production Fund
Fuel bold new films from Victoria’s emerging and under-represented storytellers by making 100% tax-deductible contributions through our Production Fund program.
Regional Arts WA: Get Me There: Regional Artists Travel
Help WA regional artists pack their bags! We're funding trips that turn creative ideas into bigger opportunities; near, far, everywhere.
Australian Music Centre (AMC): Australian music for every Australian
Help us grow our collection, support artists, develop new educational resources and make Australian art music accessible for everyone.
Everybody NOW!: Everybody NOW! AusArt Day
At Everybody NOW! we bring communities and artists together to create Art that belongs to you. This AusArt Day Support Art made with communities.
Sydney Non Objective Contemporary Art Projects: SNO Publications: Lyndon Dadswell DRAWING$ Fundraiser
SNO will be hosting an online exhibition of drawings by Australian sculptor Lyndon Dadswell (1908-1986).
The Lighthouse Toowoomba: Lighthouse, Camera, Action!
Help regional Queensland kids read, write and create with confidence.
Compañía Pepa Molina: Double the Impact for Emerging Flamenco Artists
Empowering emerging Western Sydney Flamenco artists through professional mentorship, live music training and performance opportunities — from studio to stage.
Canberra Theatre Centre: Make. Theatre. Happen.
Every child in the ACT should experience the performing arts. Help us subsidise student tickets, provide regional access and transport assistance for disadvantaged schools.
Lost Words Collection: Sinatra e De Maria Bis!
Help bring Sinatra e De Maria Bis! to Adelaide Fringe 2027 - a reimagined cabaret celebrating Sinatra, family and storytelling.
Guildhouse: Catapult Creativity
Catapult Creativity will funds for Guildhouse’s flagship Catapult Mentorship Program, enabling South Australian artists to access transformative, paid, artist-led mentorships.
100 Story Building: Double the Story: Creative Futures for Young Writers
This AusArt Day, help 100 Story Building give more young people experiencing disadvantage the opportunity to write, create and share their stories. Through creative writing programs led by authors, illustrators and storytellers, young people build confidence, literacy, creativity and belonging and discover the power of their own voice.
Canberra Glassworks: Klaus Moje Projekt
Help bring two landmark works by Klaus Moje home to Canberra Glassworks, where his legacy lives on through the artists making here today.
Camera Story: Pujiman ↔ Pujiman: Dreams Across Two Deserts
An Indigenous-led exchange between Western Desert Martu and Kalahari desert Ju/'hoansi people. “Reciprocally sharing stories, following our own path”.
Milk Crate Theatre: StoryLab: Storylab: Your Support. Their Story. Centre Stage.
StoryLab empowers people with lived experience of homelessness, disability and mental health challenges to explore, develop and share their stories creatively.
Great Southern Dance: Dance Commons: Move. Connect. Create. Belong.
MOVE like you. CONNECT in shared time and space. CREATE with agency. BELONG to each other and in the world.
Creative Hearts Co.: Help Us Step Into the Outdoors
Help us add steps connecting our deck to our beautiful outdoor space, creating easier access for community activities and events.
Trans Book Festival: Trans Book Festival 2027
Trans Book Festival will return in late 2027 for a third year of trans literary excellence.
Newcastle Writers Festival: Become Part of the Story
Your gift helps Newcastle Writers Festival support wellbeing, inspire young readers and spark the conversations that shape our city.
The Cannery Arts Centre: Upgrade our Print Room!
We are seeking support to revive our Print Room, an important space within our regional arts centre.
The Mill: Let's Get Physical!
Keep our physical space thriving and providing vital opportunities for South Australian artists.
Dancenorth Australia: One Donation, Three Programs.
Every donation feeds into Dancenorth’s intricately interwoven programs, supporting artists, audiences and the community.
Maya Dove: "Desirable, Considering" by Maya Dove. Development Workshop.
Help take 'Desirable, Considering' into its next stage of professional development.
The Torch Project: Be a Future Dreamer
Be a Future Dreamer and stand with First Nations artists as they envision a new future for themselves
Studio1 Micro Arts Precinct: Champion Brisbane's Independent Dance Artists
Studio1 gives Brisbane's independent dance and body-based artists room to grow. Go behind the scenes and help fund what's next.
WestWords: Booktober: Make Room for More Stories
Read what you love and help young people across Western Sydney and regional NSW find their voice through stories.
Bad Company Theatre: Keeping compassionate theatre alive
Help us fund our 2027 season and keep ambitious, compassionate indie theatre alive in Hobart
Linden Hyatt: Voices from the Writers in the Park Archive
Help bring extraordinary voices from Australia’s literary past back to life through a new podcast drawn from the Writers in the Park archive.
Gondwana Choirs: Give the Gift of Song
Help remove financial barriers so more young Australians can find their voice, fulfil their potential and experience the joy of singing.
Tutti Arts: Unstoppable On Our Terms
Rewriting the expectations our artists have been handed, on their own terms.
Diversity Arts Australia: Every Voice In The Room
Every voice deserves a seat at the table. Your donation breaks geographic barriers, helping culturally and racially marginalised leaders shape Australia’s creative future.
Na Djinang Circus: Making Blak Circus Artists
We’re raising funds to deliver Making Tracks — a Training and Development program for emerging First Nations circus artists and arts workers.
PBS 106.7FM: Turn It Up! Amplifying Australian Music
Support PBS to champion Australian music through knowledgeable, human curation, helping people discover emerging, independent and otherwise underrepresented Australian artists.
We acknowledge the many Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and honour their Elders past and present.
We respect their deep enduring connection to their lands, waterways, and surrounding clan groups since time immemorial. We cherish the richness of First Nations peoples’ artistic and cultural expressions. We are privileged to gather on this Country and to share knowledge, culture and art, now and with future generations.