Turning Your Passion into a Not for Profit Organisation

Do you have a burning passion to address a social issue? Sometimes in rural Australia, when you see something needs to be done, you look around... and there's just YOU left to do it.So, if you are up for the challenge, then this episode has some solid advice on how to build a not-for-profit (NFP), register it correctly for your purpose and even turn it into a fully fledged charity. Hear the story of how Drought Angels rapidly grew from a gmail account and two mobile phones in Queensland, into a million dollar, national charity. And get some tips from Jackie, who is not just a host, but a guest in this episode too! She talks about growing Rural Women's Day from a "once off event" near her town, to a  national series of events and NFP.Featuring:Natasha (Tash) Johnston - Founder and CEO, Drought Angels, based in Chinchilla, QLDJackie Elliott - Founder, Rural Women's Day, based in Byaduk, VICSign up to our Newsletter! (on the Rural Women's Day website) Our first Ducks on the Pond Newsletter is coming out soon and we're so excited, we have a giveaway!** Collaborate with us! Or you can sponsor an episode and feature your business. Email [email protected] or send us a DM on Instagram. Let's chat about it!Send us Fan MailThis is a Rural Podcasting Co. production. Interested in making your own podcast? Let us help you tell your own story!