TECHNOLOGY
AWARDS
The Australian Not-for-Profit Technology Awards recognise the very best in technology innovation and excellence by organisations and individuals in the Australian not-for-profit (NFP) sector. The Awards acknowledge the accomplishments of these organisations and individuals and the improved product and/or service offerings brought to the NFP and broader community sector through technology.
Awards attendees network with thought leaders, technology experts and sector organisations - with drinks and canapes in hand and 360-degree views of the city at sunset.
Tuesday 27 January 2026
6.00 pm (AEDT), Friday 13 March 2026
Monday 6 April 2026
Wednesday 6 May 2026
at The Australian Not-For-Profit Technology Awards 2026 Awards Ceremony (Level 42, Telstra Customer Insight Centre, Melbourne)
AWARDS CATEGORIES
This award recognises a NFP organisation that has best showcased innovation through the use of technology to deliver programs or services that positively impact the community effectively.
This award recognises excellence in the use or development of technology by a First Peoples group or person to connect with and impact local communities positively.
This award recognises a volunteer or staff member who has made an exemplary
contribution to the NFP sector and has positively impacted the lives of others by
taking responsibility for their organisation’s IT, despite it not originally being a
formal part of their role.
This award recognises a volunteer who, through the use of technology, has made an exemplary voluntary contribution to the NFP sector and has positively impacted the lives of others through their volunteering activities.
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.
This award recognises a private sector business that has made a highly valued contribution to the NFP sector and the broader community through the use of technology.

CEO, Community Council for Australia

Human-Centred Design and Lived Experience Advocate

Technologist and CEO, Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute

To Be Announced
1. Main Submission Document:
2. Your Logo:
A high-resolution or print-quality organisation logo in .jpg or .png format.
(This will be used at the Awards Ceremony and may be used for social media posts.)
3. An Image:
Showcasing or representing the project team or person nominated, or the community impacted.
(This will be used at the Awards Ceremony and may be used for social media posts.)
4. A Website Link:
To your project landing page or organisations home page.
5. (Optional) Supporting Documentation:
Documents or Multi-media link to any relevant content or audio/visual video that support your application.
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Ticket sales and pricing for the 2026 Technology for Social Justice Conference will be available from February 2026.
