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Australians for Prosperity is a not-for-profit, independent community organisation dedicated to promoting and defending an open economy, individual empowerment, and responsible governance. Our work is focused on expanding opportunities for advancement, rewarding hard work, and promoting a thriving economy with fewer barriers, increased investment, and greater certainty for all.
Our mission is to drive initiatives that foster entrepreneurship, reward effort, and advocate for policies that ensure prosperity, aspiration, dignity, and a sustainable future for all Australians. To achieve this, we rely on the support of everyday Australians who share our vision for a strong, prosperous, and free Australia.
We are driven by the voices of mainstream Australians, not by businesses, unions, or any other community organisations. We are not a political party and are not aligned with any – we are truly independent. We do not seek or accept funding from any government.
Australians for Prosperity is deeply committed to the principles of transparency, the rule of law, and enabling greater democratic participation through donations from everyday Australians.
However, there are certain individuals (such as non-Australian citizens) and businesses from whom we do not accept donations, due to our principles, mission, core values, and compliance with electoral laws across the country.
By donating to Australians for Prosperity, donors confirm that:
As a registered Significant Third Party, Australians for Prosperity is obliged under the Commonwealth Electoral Act to disclose to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) cumulative donations of $16,900 or more in the 2024-25 financial year. The AEC will publish these reports on its website.
Donors who make a contribution to or for the benefit of a State election candidate or registered political party in an amount of $1,000 or more in aggregate are required to disclose this to the Electoral Commission Queensland.
This disclosure is made by Australians for Prosperity and must include the name and address of the donor. Donors who are companies or trusts must provide details of the financial officer or trustee(s) as applicable.