Connect with people who care, access resources, promote your cause and create more opportunities for your community.
Your organisation has a purpose. ARCverse connects you with the people, resources and opportunities to help you achieve it.
You join as yourself, in your own name. There is no cost to join.
Some of this works through your own ARC membership, some through your organisation’s Not-for-Profit Profile, and some is still to come. Every item says which.
Reach the businesses, service providers and professionals already inside ARC — and the members ready to volunteer.
Today: browse Member Offers, ask your Facilitator for an introduction, and post volunteer roles on Work & Opportunities.
Members who care about what you do are pointed to organisations and causes like yours.
Today: your Facilitator knows who is in ARC and can introduce you personally.
A Not-for-Profit Profile showing your mission, purpose, community impact, programs and the areas you serve.
Today: your organisation’s profile is created when you activate, with you as its representative. You choose who sees your contact details, and ARC reviews it before it is listed.
Share your stories, raise the issues your community faces and run awareness campaigns.
Today: publish stories and updates as ARC articles. Coming soon: campaign pages for your organisation.
Promote your campaigns and sponsorship opportunities, with links to your own approved donation page.
How it will work: ARCverse does not currently process donations. External donation links only — shown after your organisation is verified, your Facilitator has reviewed the link and ARC admin has approved it.
Community events, fundraisers, programs and promotions, in front of ARC members.
Today: create events on ARC’s Events calendar and ask for them to be promoted to a community.
Partner with businesses, other organisations and members who share your goals.
Today: list collaboration opportunities on your profile, link it to the ARC Hubs, communities and projects you work with, and ask your Facilitator for introductions.
Members put their hand up to volunteer, offer expertise, make introductions or support your cause.
Today: members use “I can help” on your organisation’s profile, and you can post volunteer roles on Work & Opportunities.
Before an organisation is shown as verified, ARC checks evidence such as its ABN and, where it is registered with the ACNC, its ACNC registration. Not every not-for-profit is ACNC-registered, and that does not stop you joining — your organisation can sit as pending while it is checked.
Nothing is approved automatically, and no organisation shows a verified badge without evidence.