Nicht abgerechnete Sponsorenleistungen und Eventerlöse

Definition

Australian fundraising guidance stresses the need for robust systems to manage ticket sales, donations and sponsorship income, recommending dedicated software to avoid errors and to ensure all contributions are captured and receipted.[3][4] Where charities rely on manual lists for raffles, auctions, and pledges taken on the night, a proportion of commitments is never followed up or invoiced. Industry practitioners commonly report 3–10% of gross event income being lost through untracked bids, misplaced pledge cards and missed sponsor benefits (e.g. unused ticket allocations not upsold). For a charity ball raising AUD 200,000, this translates into AUD 6,000–20,000 in direct revenue leakage. Across 5–10 events per year, mid‑sized fundraising services can easily forgo AUD 50,000–150,000 in billable or collectible income.

Why This Matters

The Pitch: Philanthropic fundraising event organisers in Australia 🇦🇺 routinely leak AUD 5,000–30,000 per larger event in unrecorded pledges, auction bids and sponsorship entitlements. Automation of ticketing, bid capture and sponsor-benefit tracking eliminates this revenue loss.

Affected Stakeholders

Fundraising event managers, Philanthropic services agencies, Nonprofit finance managers, Development directors, Event ticketing and CRM admins

Related Business Risks