Vote for us at the Third Sector Awards
We’re thrilled to be shortlisted by the Third Sector Awards in the Emerging NFP of the Year category.
We are happy to announce that we have been shortlisted for the Third Sector Awards in the Emerging NFP of the Year category! You can now vote for us here.
The Third Sector Awards celebrates not-for-profit organisations across Australia, and this year we are proud to be shortlisted alongside our peers for Emerging NFP of the Year.
The Emerging NFP of the Year Award recognises not-for-profits operating for under 5 years who have made a significant social impact.
As a young organisation in Australia, founded in 2017, we know the hard work, determination, collaboration and energy needed for new not-for-profits to have impact in the community. We could not have achieved what we have without the support of our funders, collaborators, UK colleagues, and an amazing network of 3,500 community partners. We are proud to work with them everyday to close the digital divide for everyone in this country and passionate about the impact the community sector has in supporting people most at risk of being left behind as the world rapidly goes online.
You can show your support for Good Things Foundation Australia by voting for us and check out all the nominees for the Emerging NFP of the Year award on the Third Sector Awards website.
Vote for Good Things Foundation Australia here. Voting closes 1 October 2021.
Winners will be announced at the Third Sector Awards on 4 November, 2021.
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What we do
Our vision is a world where everyone benefits from digital. We build capacity in community organisations through specialised training packages, grants and program support, and work with partners in government and business to develop programs that make a real impact in people's lives.
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The digital divide
2.5 million people in Australia are offline, and many more do not have the skills they need to thrive in a digital world.
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Our network
Our Network is our strength. More than 3,500 passionate community partners across Australia engage people with community-based learning, offering digital skills as part of a package of support based on an individual’s need.
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