How it works
1. Refer a Client
Fill out [this form] or email us with their details. Please ensure your contacts values aligns with our ethics.
2. Client Assesment
We’ll connect with your referral to understand their needs and provide a detailed scope of work and quote. and make sure we are a good fit.
3. Project Agrement
Once your referral accepts the quote and pays the deposit, we’ll notify you that your referral is successful.
4. Get Rewarded
After the project is complete and payment is finalised, you can choose to receive your 10%* reward via bank transfer or donate it to one of our preselected charities.
Referral Form
Questions & Answers
How does the referral program work?
When you refer a new client to us – once the project is complete and payment has been settled – you’ll receive 10%* of the net invoiced amount (excluding GST) for the first service we provide. This referral fee applies only to the first invoice related to the initial service. If the referred client engages us for additional services in the future, no further referral fees will be paid.
What types of rewards can I earn?
When you refer a new client to us – once the project is complete and payment has been settled – you’ll receive 10%* of the net invoiced amount (excluding GST) for the first service we provide. This referral fee applies only to the first invoice related to the initial service. If the referred client engages us for additional services in the future, no further referral fees will be paid.
How much can I earn per referral?
Each successful referral earns 10%* of the net invoiced amount for the first service we provide to the client. Please note any subsequent services are not eligible for a referral fee. Please note referral payments may be subject to GST.
When will I receive my referral reward?
Once the referred client has paid their invoice in full, we’ll process your referral fee within 30 days.
Is there a limit to how many referrals I can make?
There’s no limit—as long as the referred client is new and aligns with our ethics.
Who is eligible to participate in the referral program?
Anyone over 18 with a valid ABN or a completed Statement by a Supplier form.
Do I need to be an existing customer to refer someone?
No, but we recommend reading our About Us section first to ensure we’re the right fit.
What qualifies as a successful referral?
A successful referral is a new client who aligns with our ethics and engages our services, with full payment made upon project completion.
Can I refer someone multiple times?
No, the referral reward applies only to new clients. If we have previously worked with them, the referral will not be eligible.
Can I refer anyone, or are there restrictions?
There are restrictions—please check our About Us page to see who we work with.
How do I submit a referral?
Fill out this form or email us your full name, email address, phone number, and ABN, along with the same contact details for the organisation you’re referring and the services they require. Please ensure you have permission from the potential client to share their details.
What happens if the referred client cancels their contract?
The referral will become invalid.
Can I refer a client from outside of Australia?
Yes, our referral program is open to international referrals, we work globally.
Is there a referral program for businesses or only for individuals?
The referral program is open to companies, sole traders, partnerships, registered charities, and associations with a valid ABN. Alternatively, individuals who do not have an ABN can participate by providing a signed and completed Statement by a Supplier form.
Do I need to track my referrals?
No, we’ll keep you informed as key milestones are reached, such as initial contact, quote provided, work commenced, and payment complete.
Can I donate my reward to charity?
Environment
Global
Rainforest Trust – Protecting the World’s Most Threatened Forests
Rainforest Trust is a global conservation nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world’s most threatened rainforests and critical habitats. By partnering with local organisations, they help purchase and safeguard land, establish protected areas, and empower indigenous communities to gain land rights. Rainforest Trust’s approach ensures that 100% of donations—unless specified otherwise—goes directly to conservation efforts, with no funds diverted to administrative costs. Through their impactful work, millions of acres of vital ecosystems are preserved, supporting both wildlife and the communities that rely on these lands for their survival.
National
Australian Wildlife Conservancy
The Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) is dedicated to protecting Australia’s unique wildlife and habitats. With a focus on science-based conservation, AWC manages large-scale conservation areas across the country, with influence spanning over 12.9 million hectares of land. Through their efforts, they’re tackling some of Australia’s most pressing environmental challenges, restoring critical ecosystems, and securing the future of endangered species. By working with local communities and partners, AWC is making a meaningful difference in preserving Australia’s diverse natural heritage.
Local
The Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network
The Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network is a dedicated environmental organization focused on protecting and restoring the natural landscapes of the Northern Rivers region. They work collaboratively with local landholders, communities, and volunteers to promote sustainable land management practices and preserve the unique biodiversity of the area. Through habitat restoration, regeneration projects, and environmental education, the Network fosters a healthy and resilient environment for future generations. By supporting the Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network, you contribute to the preservation of our local ecosystems and the ongoing stewardship of the land.
Community
Global
Transition Network
Transition Network is a global movement dedicated to empowering communities to address the challenges of climate change and economic instability through grassroots action. By fostering local resilience, sustainability, and well-being, Transition Network helps communities come together to create solutions that improve their environment, economy, and social cohesion. Their work emphasizes the power of collaboration and shared purpose, encouraging communities to take practical steps toward a more sustainable future. With a focus on local solutions to global challenges, Transition Network supports people in transforming their own neighborhoods, building stronger, more connected communities that are better equipped to thrive in a changing world.
National
Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR)
The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) is dedicated to helping rural, regional, and remote communities across Australia thrive. They provide grants and resources to local groups, fostering resilience, economic growth, and social well-being. By supporting projects that enhance community infrastructure, health, education, and the environment, FRRR plays a key role in building stronger, more connected communities. Their work empowers local organisations to tackle challenges, plan for the future, and create lasting change in areas that need it most. Through their ongoing support, FRRR is helping to shape a more resilient Australia for all.
Local
The Winsome & Lismore Soup Kitchen Inc
Winsome is a vital local charity committed to supporting individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Northern Rivers region. Their holistic approach provides safe, short-term accommodation, as well as practical support services, including case management and referrals to other essential services. Winsome also works to build a stronger sense of community by offering programs that promote resilience, well-being, and long-term stability for vulnerable individuals. By focusing on both immediate needs and sustainable solutions, Winsome is making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in crisis and fostering a connected, compassionate community.
Arts
Global
The Prince Claus Fund
The Prince Claus Fund is a global cultural initiative that celebrates and supports the creative and artistic expressions of individuals and communities worldwide. With a focus on promoting cultural diversity, the Fund provides financial and strategic support to artists, cultural organisations, and communities whose work fosters innovation and enriches society. The Fund champions cultural heritage, artistic freedom, and the power of the arts to promote social change, cultural preservation, and human rights, particularly in areas where access to culture and creative expression is limited.
National
Common Ground First Nations Ltd
Common Ground Australia is dedicated to amplifying First Nations voices and fostering a deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Through storytelling, education, and community-driven initiatives, they work to preserve and share the rich histories, traditions, and knowledge of First Nations peoples. By creating accessible resources and supporting Indigenous-led projects, Common Ground helps bridge the gap between cultures, strengthening connections and promoting reconciliation across Australia.
Local
Arts Northern Rivers
Arts Northern Rivers is the peak body for arts and culture in the Northern Rivers region, dedicated to supporting and strengthening the creative community. Through advocacy, funding, and development programs, they empower local artists, preserve cultural traditions, and foster new creative opportunities. With a strong commitment to First Nations arts and regional storytelling, Arts Northern Rivers plays a vital role in ensuring the region’s rich cultural heritage continues to thrive.
Environment Global
Rainforest Trust – Protecting the World’s Most Threatened Forests
Rainforest Trust is a global conservation nonprofit dedicated to protecting the world’s most threatened rainforests and critical habitats. By partnering with local organisations, they help purchase and safeguard land, establish protected areas, and empower indigenous communities to gain land rights. Rainforest Trust’s approach ensures that 100% of donations—unless specified otherwise—goes directly to conservation efforts, with no funds diverted to administrative costs. Through their impactful work, millions of acres of vital ecosystems are preserved, supporting both wildlife and the communities that rely on these lands for their survival.
National
Australian Wildlife Conservancy
The Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) is dedicated to protecting Australia’s unique wildlife and habitats. With a focus on science-based conservation, AWC manages large-scale conservation areas across the country, with influence spanning over 12.9 million hectares of land. Through their efforts, they’re tackling some of Australia’s most pressing environmental challenges, restoring critical ecosystems, and securing the future of endangered species. By working with local communities and partners, AWC is making a meaningful difference in preserving Australia’s diverse natural heritage.
Local
The Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network
The Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network is a dedicated environmental organization focused on protecting and restoring the natural landscapes of the Northern Rivers region. They work collaboratively with local landholders, communities, and volunteers to promote sustainable land management practices and preserve the unique biodiversity of the area. Through habitat restoration, regeneration projects, and environmental education, the Network fosters a healthy and resilient environment for future generations. By supporting the Border Ranges – Richmond Valley Landcare Network, you contribute to the preservation of our local ecosystems and the ongoing stewardship of the land.
Community
Global
Transition Network
Transition Network is a global movement dedicated to empowering communities to address the challenges of climate change and economic instability through grassroots action. By fostering local resilience, sustainability, and well-being, Transition Network helps communities come together to create solutions that improve their environment, economy, and social cohesion. Their work emphasizes the power of collaboration and shared purpose, encouraging communities to take practical steps toward a more sustainable future. With a focus on local solutions to global challenges, Transition Network supports people in transforming their own neighborhoods, building stronger, more connected communities that are better equipped to thrive in a changing world.
National
Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR)
The Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal (FRRR) is dedicated to helping rural, regional, and remote communities across Australia thrive. They provide grants and resources to local groups, fostering resilience, economic growth, and social well-being. By supporting projects that enhance community infrastructure, health, education, and the environment, FRRR plays a key role in building stronger, more connected communities. Their work empowers local organisations to tackle challenges, plan for the future, and create lasting change in areas that need it most. Through their ongoing support, FRRR is helping to shape a more resilient Australia for all.
Local
The Winsome & Lismore Soup Kitchen Inc
Winsome is a vital local charity committed to supporting individuals and families experiencing homelessness in the Northern Rivers region. Their holistic approach provides safe, short-term accommodation, as well as practical support services, including case management and referrals to other essential services. Winsome also works to build a stronger sense of community by offering programs that promote resilience, well-being, and long-term stability for vulnerable individuals. By focusing on both immediate needs and sustainable solutions, Winsome is making a meaningful impact on the lives of those in crisis and fostering a connected, compassionate community.
Arts
Global
The Prince Claus Fund
The Prince Claus Fund is a global cultural initiative that celebrates and supports the creative and artistic expressions of individuals and communities worldwide. With a focus on promoting cultural diversity, the Fund provides financial and strategic support to artists, cultural organisations, and communities whose work fosters innovation and enriches society. The Fund champions cultural heritage, artistic freedom, and the power of the arts to promote social change, cultural preservation, and human rights, particularly in areas where access to culture and creative expression is limited.
National
Common Ground First Nations Ltd
Common Ground Australia is dedicated to amplifying First Nations voices and fostering a deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. Through storytelling, education, and community-driven initiatives, they work to preserve and share the rich histories, traditions, and knowledge of First Nations peoples. By creating accessible resources and supporting Indigenous-led projects, Common Ground helps bridge the gap between cultures, strengthening connections and promoting reconciliation across Australia.
Local
Arts Northern Rivers
Arts Northern Rivers is the peak body for arts and culture in the Northern Rivers region, dedicated to supporting and strengthening the creative community. Through advocacy, funding, and development programs, they empower local artists, preserve cultural traditions, and foster new creative opportunities. With a strong commitment to First Nations arts and regional storytelling, Arts Northern Rivers plays a vital role in ensuring the region’s rich cultural heritage continues to thrive.
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Do I need to track my referrals?
No, we’ll keep you informed as key milestones are reached, such as initial contact, quote provided, work commenced, and payment complete.
