Technology Awards | TFSJ 2024

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Recognising the very best in technology innovation and excellence across the sector, the Australian Not-for-Profit Technology Awards will took place in the evening following the first day of the conference program. Attendees networked with thought leaders, technology experts and sector organisations - with drinks and canapes in hand and 360-degree view of the city at sunset.

Congratulations to this year's Winners and Finalists!

Awards Categories, winners & Finalists

Best Accidental IT Person Award

This award recognises a volunteer or staff member who has made an exemplary contribution to the not-for-profit sector and has positively impacted the lives of others by taking responsibility for their organisation’s IT, in spite of it not originally being a formal part of their role.

winner

Jaron Green - St Patrick's Community Support Centre

finalists

Josh Reid - Jesus Club Community Inc.
Hugh Stern - Worawa Aboriginal College

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BEST TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVEMENT BY A FIRST NATIONS PERSON OR GROUP

This award recognises the excellence in use or development of technology by a First Nations person or group to positively connect with and impact local communities.

winner

VACCHO (Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation)

FINALISTS

CQID (Central Queensland Indigenous Development)
Ember Connect Ltd
VACCA (Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency)

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Technology Volunteer of the Year Award

This award recognises a volunteer who, through the use of technology, has made an exemplary voluntary contribution to the not-for-profit sector and has positively impacted the lives of others through their volunteering activities.

WINNER

Brian Hibben - Artworks Community Studio

FINALISTS

Kristine Hewett - Adamas Nexus Ltd
Bassir Qadiri - Bakhtar Community Organisation

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Best Use of Data for Community Impact Award

This award recognises the innovative use of data to drive an organisation’s mission and culture, and how this data innovation has improved impact and service delivery.

WINNER

The Smith Family

FINALISTS

BeyondHousing
Marrickville Legal Centre
Melbourne City Mission

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Technology for Community Impact Award

This award recognises a private sector business that has made a highly-valued contribution to the not-for-profit sector and the broader community through the use of technology.

WINNER

Calxa

FINALISTS

Dog & Bone
Legal Tech Helper
Project Rockit
WhyHive

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Not-for-Profit Technology Innovator of the Year Award

This award recognises a not-for-profit organisation which has best showcased innovation through the use of technology to effectively deliver programs and/or services that positively impact the community.

WINNER