Digital Technology in the Not-for-Profit Sector
Have your say in the 10th anniversary of the Digital Technology in the Not-for-Profit Sector Survey.
Survey deadline extended to Friday 13 June – complete now for your chance to win an all-access pass to the Technology for Social Justice Conference 2026, valued at $2,000!
We're excited to invite you to participate in the 10th annual Digital Technology in the Not-for-Profit Sector Survey.
First launched in 2015, the Digital Technology in the Not-for-Profit Sector Survey has grown to become a bastion of evidence-based advocacy, helping ensure the sector’s technology needs are seen, understood and acted upon. It provides the most comprehensive picture of how not-for-profits across Australia and New Zealand are using technology – what’s working, what’s holding them back, and where support is still falling short.
Why participate?
The report based on the findings is considered "ground truth" and is regularly used by government, corporate philanthropy and peak bodies to inform policy, direct funding and drive better digital outcomes for the sector. As demand for data-driven insight continues to grow, your voice is more critical than ever.
By taking part, you’re ensuring the real technology needs of our sector are seen, understood and acted upon so that future support aligns with what’s actually happening on the ground.
How to get involved
This year’s survey takes around 14 minutes to complete. Anyone working or volunteering for a charity or not-for-profit in Australia or New Zealand is eligible to participate.
You can save your response and continue later if you need more time. The survey closes at 5 pm AEST on Friday 13 June 2025.
What our sector leaders are saying about the survey report:
“Thank you to Infoxchange for this report. I love a report where I can see pictures and practical information; it was a pleasure to read and would commend people to do so.”
Sue Woodward AM, Commissioner, ACNC
“I want to acknowledge Infoxchange and the work that goes into putting this report together. It’s impressive to have over 700 people complete a survey anywhere, anytime. And it’s great to have this kind of recurring benchmark for where the sector is in terms of technology.
“We are very lucky, in many ways, to have this report. I can tell you as an advocate, it’s invaluable. It’s invaluable to be able to talk to politicians and policy makers about the state of the sector and the evidence to back it up. We don’t get a lot of funding for this kind of cross-sector research that Infoxchange has done here.
“This is an incredibly useful report for us as advocates, and I look forward to championing the messages that are so clear to me about how the sector needs greater support if we are to be as effective as we can be.”
David Crosbie, CEO, Community Council of Australia
“I couldn’t be more excited about this report. It's fantastic; it captures a moment in time.
“Congratulations on the report It has one of the best layouts I’ve seen, imparting a lot of data and insights in a really creative way.”
Beth Worrell, Nation AI Centre, CSIRO
