Your website administrator should be able to provide you with a list of all members who have opted to make a donation (see below for processing tips). Offline After setting out the membership fee/s, you could include a line that simply says: deductible donation for <<project name>> “Tax The can either write in an amount of their choosing or you can give them a few amount options. The following donor declaration should be included (and must be ticked by member): would like my gift to benefit the <<your project/organisation name>> and I understand that my “I donation is made unconditionally to the Australian Sports Foundation. By making this donation, I accept the ASF’s Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions” Our logo should be included somewhere on your membership form. Members make one payment to your organisation, which will include their membership fee and tax deductible donation (which must be optional). Flyer template We have a terrific template for flyers to promote your tax deductible fundraisers. Simply go to to get the template and instructions on how to use it. All you need to do is fill in the blanks and you’ll have a meaningful and motivating with a clear and direct pitch to your potential donors. You can use this to hand out on game days, at events, and around your community. Social media If your club or organisation is active on social media and you really should be it’s a brilliant tool – – for your fundraising campaign. Social media sites are fantastic places to use your short and punchy fundraising stories (the 30-50 word versions) with images that engage your audience. You can also easily link to your ASF project and donation pages when posting on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and other social media sites. Information for the person who runs your website and/or social media: How to post a link on social media to your ASF project page/donation form Head to your project page on asf.org.au
Your website administrator should be able to provide you with a list of all members who have opted to make a donation (see below for processing tips). Offline After setting out the membership fee/s, you could include a line that simply says: “Tax deductible donation for <<project name>> The can either write in an amount of their choosing or you can give them a few amount options. The following donor declaration should be included (and must be ticked by member): “I would like my gift to benefit the <<your project/organisation name>> and I understand that my donation is made unconditionally to the Australian Sports Foundation. By making this donation, I accept the ASF’s Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions” Our logo should be included somewhere on your membership form. Members make one payment to your organisation, which will include their membership fee and tax deductible donation (which must be optional). Flyer template We have a terrific template for flyers to promote your tax deductible fundraisers. Simply go to to get the template and instructions on how to use it. All you need to do is fill in the blanks and you’ll have a meaningful and motivating with a clear and direct pitch to your potential donors. You can use this to hand out on game days, at events, and around your community. Social media If your club or organisation is active on social media – and you really should be – it’s a brilliant tool for your fundraising campaign. Social media sites are fantastic places to use your short and punchy fundraising stories (the 30-50 word versions) with images that engage your audience. You can also easily link to your ASF project and donation pages when posting on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and other social media sites. Information for the person who runs your website and/or social media: How to post a link on social media to your ASF project page/donation form Head to your project page on asf.org.au
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