Donor-Directed Lumpsum Grant #
How donors can make tax-deductible lump-sum contributions to support a specific group through CRSA.
At a glance #
- National Police Check required.
- Working with Children Check (or equivalent) required.
- Checks must remain valid throughout participation.
How donor-directed grants work #
CRSA allows donors contributing $2,000 or more to support a specific group by donating through CRSA’s Sponsorship Funds Account. This enables eligible donors to receive tax-deductible gift receipts while allowing CRSA to grant the funds to the nominated group for participation in a CRSA program.
To notify CRSA of a donor wishing to make a lump-sum contribution, email info@refugeesponsorship.org.au.
Grant requirements
All funds granted through this arrangement must be used in accordance with CRSA’s Grant Terms & Conditions.
Before funds can be released, groups must submit:
A completed invoice using the Group Invoice Template.
A signed copy of CRSA’s Grant Terms & Conditions.
Within 12 months of receiving the grant, groups must also submit a Statement Regarding Use of Funds.
Before funds can be released, groups must submit:
A completed invoice using the Group Invoice Template.
A signed copy of CRSA’s Grant Terms & Conditions.
Within 12 months of receiving the grant, groups must also submit a Statement Regarding Use of Funds.
“Donor-directed grants make it easier for supporters to contribute to a specific group while ensuring funds are managed in line with CRSA’s charitable obligations.”
