• Western Wildlife Warriors Rejoice – WWF is BACK!

    Cornucopia Consultancy is excited to announce a new opportunity in Western Australia! That’s right – the World Wildlife Fund Australia is back on our F2F client roster for 2018! Founded in Australia in 1978, WWF has been instrumental in major conservation programs and legislation, helping to establish initiatives ranging from increased governmental protection of the Great Barrier Reef to...

    Read More

  • New Client Update 2018 – Royal Flying Doctors Service Victoria

    Cornucopia Consultancy is proud to embark on a new journey with an exciting new client in February 2018. Cornucopia will be the first and sole provider of Face to Face fundraising for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) in Victoria. RFDS is one of the largest and most comprehensive aeromedical and primary health care services in Australia, being awarded Australia’s Most Reputable Charity,...

    Read More

  • Uluru Rock Tour – The Ultimate Outback Experience

        My name is Eddy Valenbreder, National Training Manager of Cornucopia. I was lucky enough to be one of the two winners of the December 2016 ‘Ultimate Outback Experience’ by Cornucopia. The prize to this competition was a 3-day tour to Ayers Rock and surroundings. Enjoy my blog about this awesome and exciting getaway!   Day 1 – Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre +...

    Read More

  • Where is the best place to fundraise?

    In real estate it is all about location! location! location!  For the PFRA it is all about compliance, compliance, compliance.  However for F2F fundraising does location really matter?   Yes! You need to be compliant, and our dedicated operations team make sure, when booking locations throughout Australia and New Zealand, that our teams are in the right place at  the right time. Any...

    Read More

  • My first sign up……

    I can remember the time like it was only yesterday however many Christmases have passed since that day.  You know in the back of your mind, and you keep telling yourself, that you’re good at sales but this is fundraising and I don’t actually have anything tangible to sell. I really believe in the cause and other people should also think it is a worthy cause deserving of a small regular...

    Read More

  • Cambodia land of smiles

    Cambodia is truly the land of smiles, from the toothy grin of the tuk tuk driver to the beautiful children we met at the Sunrise Village, we felt so welcomed in this eye opening country.     Although Cambodia (Myanmar) is welcoming and open to tourists and travelers you do not have to look too hard to see the scars that the Khmer Rouge regime left, from the interesting choices of meat...

    Read More

  • Giant lizards, Orangutans, and bintang in Borneo

    Borneo is truly a magical Island, with mythical creatures, wild untamed forests and interesting cultures.  

    Read More

  • Zip lining, snorkelling and fun in the sun in Vanuatu

        The 2016 face to face fundraising competition winners from Australia and New Zealand, came together in November to Port Vila for a relaxing and insightful trip. We checked into our resort late in the night and the next morning we were woken to the sound of waves gently crashing into the shore at our own private beach! For the first two days of the trip, we swam, canoed to a small...

    Read More

  • Limestone bat caves and blowholes in Tonga

     An island famed for its friendliness and hospitality, Tonga lived up to its reputation as the friendly Islands, with more then a few secrets uncovered along the way. Our team of seven, made up of fundraisers from Australia and New Zealand were lucky enough to visit the friendly and hospitable Kingdom of Tonga in November 2014. Staying on the main island of Tongatapu it didn’t take long to...

    Read More

  • Trekking up volcanoes and swimming with whale sharks

    The Philippines is a Southeast Asian country in the Western Pacific, comprising more than 7,000 islands.    The country has a population of more than 100 million people of which one-quarter (26.5 million) of the population fell below the poverty line.  The Philippines lies along the Pacific Ring of Fire, which causes the country to have frequent seismic and volcanic activity, Typhoons and...

    Read More