With One Voice is a national network of inclusive community choirs which brings communities together to experience joy and connection.

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Since 2008 Creativity Australia has been reducing the mental health impacts of loneliness and isolation through the benefits of group singing. Our 26 With One Voice choirs are inclusive, supportive communities which bring people together to experience joy and connection.

Our 2026 AusArt Day is produced by five young artists who are each creating short clips based on their lived experience of Quantum Leap programs.

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Quantum Leap Australia is a contemporary dance company dedicated to the artistic development of young people through the collaborative, curious and rigorous creation of original work.

Image credits: Olivia Wikner, O&J Wikner Photography

After two big nights at Melbourne Fringe, help us create more poets.

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Monthly Poet Live helps people write a poem when they don’t think they can. It is the live side of monthlypoet.com, which has published over 230 poets worldwide. Our Melbourne Fringe show drew a remarkable response. Your donation covers touring costs to bring it to more venues, festivals and libraries

Image credits: Raphael Kaleb

Supporting Blak creators and shaping opportunities for community

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Supporting First Nations musicians and writers to create new work through The Voices Rising Fund which provides funding, mentorship and industry partnerships to recipients.

Image credits: Teresa Tan

Restless Dance Theatre is creating Enough a powerful new work by Artistic Director Michelle Ryan, placing disabled and neurodivergent artists at the centre of a conversation about identity, belonging, self-worth and what it means to live authentically.

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Restless Dance Theatre is Australia’s leading force in inclusive contemporary dance. On stage, on film and in unexpected spaces, we create bold, visually arresting dance theatre that challenges convention, shifts perspectives and redefines what virtuosity looks like. Through early engagement programs, rigorous training and professional pathways, we build meaningful, sustained careers for neurodivergent and disabled artists.

Image credits: Ruby Boland photography

Give to the Brandenburg, and you support excellence in musicianship, education for our youngest audiences, and experience for emerging artists.

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The Brandenburg are international leaders in the presentation and fearless exploration of music on period instruments with a focus on Baroque and early music. Our experiences are excellent, passionate, uniquely Australian, and presented in enlivening and unexpected ways. Our ensemble of specialist musicians from across the country enchant audiences everywhere.

The 1812 Theatre will restore the presence of its Ferntree Gully façade with a spectacular illuminated, eight-metre-wide Art Deco-inspired marquee.

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The 1812 Theatre is a vibrant community theatre in Upper Ferntree Gully, entertaining Melbourne audiences for more than 75 years. Presenting six major productions annually alongside youth theatre, workshops and community activities, 1812 provides an inclusive, welcoming space for volunteers, performers and audiences to experience and participate in live theatre.

Image credits: Goldie Kaye

Support a culturally urgent Australian LGBTQIA+ Horror confronting forgotten Queer history, prejudice, vulnerability and the search for love.

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Based in Tarntanya (Adelaide), George Kellis (he/him) is a neurodivergent writer, working professionally as a Social Worker. Obtaining his Diploma of Screen from the Adelaide College of the Arts, as well as Introduction to Filmmaking with the Mercury and AFTRS, George’s writing has advanced in international screenplay competitions including Austin Film Festival. A passionate advocate and member of the Department for Human Services LGBTIQA+ Minister’s Advisory Council, George’s writing showcases his unique lived experiences with authentic, underrepresented characters.

Image credits: George Kellis

Too few women lead from the podium. Raise Your Baton changes that by putting a baton in her hand.

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Perth Symphony is renowned for performances that enchant and inspire. Guided by our principles of Fun, Fresh, and Fearless, we break the rules by activating captivating performances and integrating genres, art forms, and communities. We aim to bridge the gap between orchestra and community, rewriting the script for orchestral engagement.

Image credits: PSO_ElectricSymphony_JacobScholten

SFF Admit All is an initiative designed to remove barriers and welcome more diverse audiences to engage with the Festival.

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Sydney Film Festival is committed to making screen culture as accessible to all. SFF Admit All is a new initiative designed to remove barriers to participation for diverse audiences to engage with the Festival.

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Rewriting the expectations our artists have been handed, on their own terms

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Tutti Arts is a multi-arts incubator where learning disabled and neurodivergent artists create, lead, and thrive. Since 1997, we have opened pathways to professional arts careers, challenged stereotypes about disability, and amplified disabled voices, helping build a more authentic, and diverse arts sector.

Image credits: Photographer and film maker: Daniel Principe

Empower diverse communities to make and share art for a fairer, more habitable world.

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Darwin Community Arts (DCA) is a multi-arts Community Arts and Cultural Development organisation based on Larrakia Country/Darwin, NT. For over 45 years, DCA has built inclusive, accessible and decentralised creative spaces that support grassroots artistic practice, cultural exchange and community connection. Through venues, partnerships and outreach across the NT, DCA empowers diverse communities to make and share art for a fairer, more habitable world.

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On the (radical) edges of sound

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Liquid Architecture is a community-founded, artist-first organisation that exists to explore sonic relationships and practices on the radical edges of sound and listening

The SAM Van brings hands-on art experiences to kids in rural and regional communities across Victoria's Goulburn Valley.

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Shepparton Art Museum is a Shepparton Art Museum (SAM) is a dynamic cultural and community hub on Yorta Yorta Country, serving Greater Shepparton and regional Victoria.

Image credits: SAM_SAM Van on the Road outreach program_SHEPPARTONARTMUSEUM

Yirra Yaakin Theatre Company will engage with existing & new donors through social media, emails, & phone to maximise support for Blak theatre in WA.

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Yirra Yaakin produces award-winning theatre that tells First Nations’ stories and supports the next generation of emerging storytellers. We celebrate and nurture Aboriginal culture and support the development and employment of Aboriginal artists. Our audiences are both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal and we pride ourselves on the diversity of our audience members across the state.

Image credits: Dana Weeks

A vibrant celebration of iconic Australian illustration, raising vital funds to keep the Cyril Callister Museum’s stories alive and thriving.

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Own a piece of Australian nostalgia and support the Cyril Callister Vegemite Museum. To celebrate Vegemite’s 103rd birthday, renowned illustrator Peter Viska has generously donated 20 limited-edition signed prints to help raise funds for our volunteer-run museum. Peter is best known for bringing Australian childhood humour to life in classics including Far Out, Brussel Sprout! and All Right, Vegemite! Only 20 available: $150 + GST. A special piece of Australian art. A very practical way to help secure the museum’s future.

Image credits: Peter Viska

Our vision for Temperance Hall is working; sustaining it requires a collective.

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Temperance Hall is an experimental dance and performance organisation housed in a historically significant heritage building in South Melbourne. We are artist-led and champion artistic independence. Through residencies, exchanges, presentations and developments, we provide an essential alternative space for artists working in experimental dance and embodied performance.

Image credits: Anna White

Transforming an old pump shed into artistic, accessible bird hide and shelter, welcoming all ages and abilities to enjoy art in nature.

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Transforming an old pump shed into artistic, accessible bird hide and shelter, welcoming all ages and abilities to enjoy art in nature.

A national online initiative connecting First Nations young people, mentors and dance educators through fundraising, cultural learning and creative engagement.

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The ELLA Foundation is a First Nations-led arts organisation creating opportunities for young Indigenous people through dance, mentoring, scholarships and cultural leadership programs.

Image credits: Jack of Hearts Photography and Noni Carrol Photography

Every donation feeds into Dancenorth’s intricately interwoven programs, supporting us to 1) Make and tour exciting new work from the heart of regional North Queensland; 2) Support independent artists to find their voice, hone their practice and stay curious; and 3) Connect the community to dance, themselves and each other.

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A major champion of the arts in North Queensland, Dancenorth Australia balances a dynamic regional presence with a commitment to creating globally celebrated contemporary dance. Dancenorth is an epicentre of cultural change, empowering and supporting a diverse range of independent dance artists, while alchemizing regional and minority communities through movement.

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To provide access to the theatre for every child on the Central Coast and help reverse the decline of arts education in schools.

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The Art House is the centre of arts on the Central Coast, presenting nationally and internationally renowned artists, whilst also providing a state-of-the-art performance space for the local community.

Image credits: Heritage College - The Art House

In 2027, ARCO brings Historically Informed Performance concerts, regional tours, community workshops, world-premiere albums and a national Beethoven youth celebration.

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The Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra specialises in historically informed performance (HIP) of late 18th- to early 20th-century orchestral and chamber music repertoire on period instruments and is at the forefront of the HIP scene, staying abreast with the latest research and developments around the world by collaborating with key guest musicians and musicologists. Under the co-artistic direction of Rachael Beesley and Nicole van Bruggen, the orchestra has been highly praised as “rich, impassioned, and faultlessly realised ... a thrilling example of HIP with all the right strings attached” (The Age).

Elevate disabled and d/Deaf artists by causing a Commotion. Every donation supports our development program and secures Undercover Artist Festival’s future.

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Access Arts is Queensland’s leader in disability arts, creating opportunities for disabled and d/Deaf artists to develop, create and present work locally and nationally. Undercover Artist Festival is Australia’s disability-led arts festival, championing artistic excellence, inclusion and leadership through the Festival and development program, Commotion.

We're celebrating the artists who shaped KXT over the past 10 years - and securing opportunities for the next generation.

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KXT On Broadway is an award-winning independent theatre in the City of Sydney, providing opportunities and support for the next generation of artists, prioritising artists from under-represented communities.. Since launching in 2015, KXT has led the way in offering accessible opportunities, impactful professional development and genuine pathways for career progression to hundreds of young artists every year.

Image credits: Clare Hawley

Raising funding to support the inclusion of one more artist to Interplay 2027.

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Nexus Arts presents contemporary art which explores, promotes and celebrates cultural diversity.

Image credits: Interplay 2026 artists

Give a Buck to Melbourne Fringe on 22 October and your donation will be matched, doubling your support for independent artists.

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Melbourne Fringe is Victoria’s biggest multi-arts festival and a champion of independent art and creative risk. We support artists to develop, present and find audiences for bold new work, creating opportunities for thousands of artists each year. Our Festival brings artists and audiences together to discover new ideas, new voices and unexpected experiences.

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Enable young musicians to attend the Festival with subsidised tickets and participate in workshops and masterclasses with NEBF’s guest artists.

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The New England Bach Festival is Australia’s only Bach festival, a biennial celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach and his enduring legacy. Held in Armidale, NSW since 2003, it brings together leading national and regional musicians through concerts, workshops, and community events, including commissioned new music by contemporary New England composers.

Image credits: New England Bach Festival Ensemble Apsley Tim Scott

Create paid opportunities for SA Artists. Help shape artist-led tours and events at SALA#30 in 2027.

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Since 1998 SALA Festival has presented more than 14,000 exhibitions and events showcasing the work of South Australia’s Living Artists. Complementing the open-access program, SALA pays local artists to deliver our program of SALA-run events. Donations go directly towards creating opportunities for visual artists to earn money through their work.

 

Image credits: Artist Jake Jang and friends, SALA Festival 2026. Photo by Sam Roberts.

Spread the social, health and cultural benefits of participatory music through our proven GCM model of locally responsive programs.

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CMVic supports a vibrant network of facilitators and groups and delivers locally responsive programs that address barriers to participation. We develop leaders who create inspiring, inclusive environments where individuals and communities can explore their creativity. We advocate for everyone to experience the power of participatory music.

Support Operantics’ 2027 Hayes Theatre Co debut with Così fan tutte, investing in exceptional emerging Australian artists and accessible, high-quality opera.

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Operantics is an independent Sydney opera company creating affordable opportunities for audiences to experience high-quality opera performed by Australia’s best emerging artists. Since 2015, we have brought artists and audiences together through productions that give exceptional Australian performers opportunities to develop their craft and build sustainable careers.