Black Dog Institute
$2,040donation
Donation receipt issued by Black Dog Institute.
View receipt (PDF) ↗Art. Skate. Music. Community.
No Comply brings people together through art, skateboarding and music to raise awareness of domestic violence and mental health, and build community connection.
Our art shows give artists and supporters a way to contribute, share their work and be part of something beyond the exhibition walls.
Community contributions · Totals to date
Here’s what our community has helped us contribute so far.
Updated . All dollar amounts are AUD.
The Safe Steps total includes a $2,000 donation and $113.23 towards fundraising costs. Art packs are counted once they have been delivered.
These snapshots show cumulative totals at each update, rather than the amount contributed during that month.
| Updated | Black Dog Institute | Safe Steps | Art packs delivered | Art workshops delivered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $2,040 | $2,113.23 | 0 | 2 |
The receipts behind the donations
See the receipts for the donations included in our impact totals above.
$2,040donation
Donation receipt issued by Black Dog Institute.
View receipt (PDF) ↗$2,000donation
Plus $113.23 towards fundraising costs.
Total receipt: $2,113.23.
September 2026 interim update
Our financial summary shows how funds have been used, the community support we’ve provided and what we’re planning next.
Bank records cover 24 July 2025–31 July 2026. Community support and future plans updated 24 September 2026.
Read the financial summary (PDF)We run art shows that connect artists, skaters, music lovers and the wider community. Our previous events are part of that story.
See our previous events →Artists donate their work for No Comply to sell online and at events. Proceeds from those donated artwork sales go to No Comply, with no share paid back to the artist.
Sales income is separate from running costs and the amount available for community projects.
We’ve already run a fully funded graffiti workshop with Nolij at La La Land, with no cost to participants. It was a chance to get creative, try something new and make art together.
We’re planning to run more of these workshops, giving more people the opportunity to take part without the cost being a barrier.
See the workshop →We’re working with Art Shed to develop art packs that we aim to donate to people experiencing crisis, including people staying in crisis or temporary accommodation.
The idea is simple: creative materials of their own, and a chance to draw, make and express themselves during a difficult time. We want to make creativity more accessible to people who may be away from home or without their usual belongings.
We’re still working through what the packs will include and how to get them to the people who need them. This project is in development, and we’ll share more as the contents and delivery arrangements take shape.
Every person who comes to a show, contributes artwork, volunteers or supports No Comply helps keep this community moving. That support makes it possible to bring people together and keep developing community projects, including more workshops and the art packs.
Our aim is to take the creativity and connection of No Comply beyond our events, finding practical ways for art to reach people going through difficult times.
Want to contribute artwork, volunteer, sponsor a project or help with the art packs? Get in touch.
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