Rfds Of Australia (south Eastern Section)_acnc Group
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Public Benevolent Institution
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Basic Religious Charity
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Tax deductible (DGR)
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Financial Report Consolidated
Key Information
Charity Status
Charity reporting is up to date.
Charity Size
VL
- Extra Small (<$50k)
- Small ($50k-$250k)
- Medium ($250k-$1m)
- Large ($1m-$10m)
- Very Large ($10m-$100m)
- Extra Large (>$100m)
Revenue $82.4m
Years in Operation
N/A
Operating State(s)
No reported operations
Overseas Operations
Not Operating Overseas
Number of Employees
286.0
FTE Employees
99
Volunteers
% Revenue from Govt.
40.2%
Revenue from Govt. ($33.1m)
Total Expenses
$92.2m
112.0% of Revenue
% Revenue from Donations
30.4%
Revenue from Donations ($25m)
Grants for Use in Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
Grants for Use Outside Aus.
$0.00
0% of Expenses
% Employee Expenses
48.8%
Employee Expenses ($45m)
More Details
Basic Information
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone Number: 492890405
Email: rodolphe.deus@qso.com.au
Fundraising Status
- Conducts fundraising
Licence Number:
ACT: 0.0, SA: 0.0, TAS: 0.0, WA: 0.0
Purpose statement
Queensland Symphony Orchestra 2024 Highlights | 1. Performance and engagement | a. Record 242 performances and events delivered across the year. | b. Nearly 75,000 attendees at QSO concerts in Brisbane. | c. Record attendance of nearly 15,000 through regional touring engagements. | d. 28 secondary students from across Queensland performed in our SidebySide Program as part of our regional performances. | e. Our Academy Program supported the development of 7 emerging musicians, preparing them for potential careers in symphony orchestras. | 2. Audience and impact | a. Highest subscription revenue. | b. 94% of surveyed audience members said that our concerts support their emotional Wellbeing. | c. Social media content reached over 3.6 million views. | 3. New Australian music and commissions | a. 47 new Australian works performed, including QSO s commissioned Symphony No. 3 The Great Barrier Reef by Paul Dean, premiered in Port Douglas. | b. QSO Compose Program featured 29 new commissions from school age composers with 5 receiving repeat performances throughout the season. | 4. Commitment to reconciliation | a. Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan was completed in March 2024 and endorsed by Reconciliation Australia. | 5. Artistic leadership | a. Chief Conductor Umberto Clerici's contract extended through to the end of 2027.
2024 Financial Data
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2024 Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue $82,360,923$82.4m
2024 Expenses Breakdown
Total Expenses $92,221,601$92.2m
Total Gross Income (incl. $0.00$0 of other income e.g. gains): $84,234,712$84.2m
RFDS of Australia (South Eastern Section)_ACNC Group had a net deficit of -$7,986,889-$8m
2024 Assets Breakdown
Total Assets $215,971,159 $216m
2024 Liabilities Breakdown
Total Liabilities $33,571,098$33.6m
RFDS of Australia (South Eastern Section)_ACNC Group have net assets of $182,400,061$182.4m
2024 People
Staff Costs
$45m
54.7% of Annual Revenue
Full Time Equivalent Employees
286
Average Expense per Employee
$126.6k
Full Time Employees
231
62% of Employees
Part Time Employees
67
18% of Employees
Casual Employees
75
20% of Employees
This organisation is supported by 99 volunteers.
