- What is auspicing?
- When is an auspice agreement used?
- A guide for organisations offering auspicing and those requiring auspicing
- one-off events such as art exhibitions, concerts, fairs or festivals by arts organisations
- pilot projects or program trials
- incubate start-up groups
- local playgroups and study groups by a larger organisation
- youth projects, and
- sporting programs or competitions
Note
Grant funding often requires that a recipient is incorporated, is a tax concession charity or has DGR endorsement, and the group or person seeking the assistance may not be able to satisfy those characteristics in the time available.
- ensure they are satisfied that the project or activities for which the funding is sought for the auspicee furthers the mission of the auspicor organisation in some way, and
- check its constituent documents (ie. constitution, rules, by-laws) to ensure that entering into the auspicing agreement is consistent with the objects and powers of the organisation
- what is auspicing and when is auspicing appropriate?
- issues to consider before negotiating an auspicing agreement, and
- the auspicing agreement
