Non-profit organisations, groups, associations, charities and worthy causes are encouraged to design projects that can effectively use the contributed hours. A contributing organisation or group for the Federation 100 Hours Program can be from any walk of life, from large or small. Centenary of Federation encourages Corporate Victoria to contribute 100 hours of their skills or talents - whatever they are good at. The 100 Hours can be made up of more than one person's contribution. The Federation 100 Hours Program will allow for flexibility in the way that the 100 hours are delivered, and who delivers them.
Contributors take full responsibility for insurance in relation to their contribution.
A recipient organisation for The Federation 100 Hours Program can be any non-profit group or organisation or charitable institution. Projects need not necessarily require a full 100 hours of skills input. 100 Hours projects will not replace regular or ongoing activities that would normally be paid for, and each project will require significant internal commitment from the recipient organisation. The hub of the Program is the Federation 100 Hours Website which provides general information to participants and the general public, and details of the Projects and Contributors within the Program. The Website also manages registration and applications, and facilitates the process of linking contributors with projects requiring offered hours.