Tonic Magazine

Fresh thinking for you
and your organisation

Tonic Magazine is a quarterly publication that helps you run your club, charity or non-profit organisation more effectively. 48 pages long, the magazine is packed with practical ideas and advice about fundraising, marketing, communication, management, governance and volunteer issues. There’s no fluff and jargon, just great articles, awesome tips, useful contacts and information about things you want to know about.

Feature articles in the February – April Issue

Commission Fundraising: Is it all it’s cracked up to be?
The Online Opportunity: Encouraging People to Give Online
The Trouble with Spam: Are you an Accidental Spammer?
Old News, New News: Is Traditional Media Marketing Still Relevant in a Digital Age?
Inspiring Communities: Facilitating Community-Led Change
Performance Appraisals: Are We Looking at Them All Wrong?
Delegation Ready: Overcoming Barriers to Delegation
The Corporate Volunteer: How Can Big Business Support Your Volunteer Programme?
Volunteer Recognition: What’s It All About?
A-Z Guide to Non-Profit Governance
Beating Burnout: Prevention and Recovery
Stuff on the Net: Meetings and Conferencing
Five Good Ideas: Running a Great Annual General Meeting

PLUS in every issue you will find:

A list of upcoming funding rounds for local, regional and national funders
Information about what’s new in the sector – policies, legislation and community research
Innovative ideas and solutions to your organisations challenges, and
Practical ideas for looking after yourself and your team

Subscribing to Tonic Magazine gives you automatic membership to Tonic Club – a weekly email with even more articles, downloadable resources and online tools. Tonic Club gives you bite-sized ideas and information between magazines, to make sure you are completely up-to-date with what matters most.

Tonic Magazine is New Zealand’s most comprehensive magazine for the non-profit sector.

What others say:

“Thank you for the best magazine ever. It is one of the most useful tools you can have in a non-profit organisation.” Ella Scheepers, THINK – The Head Injury Network for Kiwis

“We’re always blown away by how much information you can fit into one magazine. We’d be lost without it.” Pam Mankelow, Bluelight Gisborne

“We just got our latest Tonic Mag. Just wanted to say you do an excellent job of putting it together and presenting a quality helpful publication! We are being inspired and equipped by it.”
Lynette Webb, Churches Volunteering in Communities Trust

12 month subscription (4 issues of Tonic Magazine + 48 issues of Tonic Club):

New Zealand Subscribers