The Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka was established as an independent not-for-profit organisation with a board of directors and with tax deductible charity status.
Its sole member was the City of Ballarat.
 During its five-year existence, the Museum had two Chairs of the board: Professor David Battersby AM and Kaaren Koomen AM.

MADE's was supported by three notable patrons: Lucy Turnbull AO, Rob Knowles AO and former Victorian Premier Steve Bracks AC.
Peter FitzSimons AM was an Ambassador for the Museum.


The Museum received an annual grant from the City of Ballarat of approximately $1 million.
The Museum also received triennial funding from Creative Victoria's OIP grant program and the Department of Education and Training, as well as other donors.
The Museum's annual turnover was approximately $2 million and in each year of operation it posted a financial a surplus.
The Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka was established as an independent not-for-profit organisation with a board of directors and with tax deductible charity status. Its sole member was the City of Ballarat.  During its five-year existence, the Museum had two Chairs of the board: Professor David Battersby AM and Kaaren Koomen AM.
MADE's was supported by three notable patrons: Lucy Turnbull AO, Rob Knowles AO and former Victorian Premier Steve Bracks AC. Peter FitzSimons AM was an Ambassador for the Museum.

The Museum received an annual grant from the City of Ballarat of approximately $1 million. The Museum also received triennial funding from Creative Victoria's OIP grant program and the Department of Education and Training, as well as other donors. The Museum's annual turnover was approximately $2 million and in each year of operation it posted a financial a surplus.
Museum of Australian Democracy at Eureka