Green Music Australia Raises Nearly $21,000 on AusArt Day 2025, Sets $30,000 Goal for 2026
On AusArt Day 2025, Green Music Australia garnered close to $21,000 from 120 contributors, which included 82 individuals making their first donation. The event reached an audience of more than 112,000 on social media. This charity, which links the Australian music sector with climate initiatives, took part in the first AusArt Day in October 2024, an event organized by Creative Australia. Julianna Toth, the Partnerships & Communications Manager, highlighted the importance of attracting new supporters. In 2025, the event saw 323 participants and raised $2.4 million through over 5,600 donations. Looking ahead, Green Music Australia aims to collect $30,000 on 22 October 2026, with over 350 artists and arts organizations expected to participate.
Key facts
- Green Music Australia raised almost $21,000 from 120 donors on AusArt Day 2025.
- The campaign brought in 82 new supporters and reached over 112,000 people on social media.
- AusArt Day is organised by Creative Australia and held its first edition in 2025 with 323 participants raising $2.4 million from over 5,600 donations.
- Green Music Australia aims to raise $30,000 on 22 October 2026.
- Julianna Toth is Green Music Australia’s Partnerships & Communications Manager.
- Beth Neate is CEO of Guildhouse, South Australia’s peak body for visual art, craft and design.
- Gillian Mercer is Creative Australia’s Director Business Development and Partnerships.
- AusArt Day 2026 takes place on 22 October with over 350 participating artists and arts organisations.
Entities
Artists
- Julianna Toth
- Stephen Noonan
- Beth Neate
- Gillian Mercer
- Dr Diana Carroll
- Emma-Kate Wilson
Institutions
- Green Music Australia
- Creative Australia
- Guildhouse
- Corner Hotel
- RC Stills Photography
- ArtPlay
- SIGNAL
- Lewers: Penrith Regional Gallery
- City of Sydney Creative Studios
- ArtsHub
- ScreenHub
- The Sydney Morning Herald
- The Australian
- Woman's Day
- B&T
Locations
- Australia
- South Australia
- Adelaide
- London
- United Kingdom
- Melbourne
- Jeonju
- South Korea
- Sydney
- Tweed Valley