Who we work with and how we are funded

Not-for-profit Law receives funding from member law firms, philanthropic institutions, government grants and donors. We also have our social enterprise, Not-for-profit Legal Training, that provides tailored training on a fee-for-service basis. Our member law firms assist in providing pro bono legal services to our clients, as well as providing in-kind support through secondments and access to resources. We also work in collaboration with academic institutions and not-for-profit sector peak bodies.

Funders of Not-for-profit Law

Current funders of Not-for-Profit Law include:

• Australian Government Department of Social Services
• Equity Trustees
• Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation
• NSW Government through the Department of Family and Community Services
• New South Wales Aboriginal Land Council
• Perpetual
• Victorian Government through the Community Support Fund
• Victorian Government through the Department of Premier and Cabinet 
• Victorian Legal Services Board

We also acknowledge the contribution of many significant funders in the development of the Not-for-profit Law service since its inception in 2008.

Partners and supporters of Not-for-profit Law

We work in partnership with a range of institutions and organisations on innovative projects, secondments, capacity building, law and policy reform and student placements. We are grateful for the support of:

• Australian Institute of Company Directors
• Australian Council of Social Service
• Australian Taxation Office 
• Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies at the Queensland University of Technology
• Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand
• Community Council of Australia
• CPA Australia
• Fundraising Institute of Australia
• Melbourne Law School
• Neota Logic
• New South Wales Council of Social Service
• Public Fundraising Regulatory Association
• Philanthropy Australia
• Social Traders
• Swinburne University of Technology
• Victorian Council of Social Service, and
• Volunteering Victoria