Impact Highlights

$51.52M

Approved

$70.63M in 2022/2023

Grants and community support contributions

693 in 2022/2023

Applications processed

834 in 2022/2023

Invested at year end

$1.62B in 2022/2023

Two year multi-year funding of $500,000 in support of Te Waka Parepareaa Trust's He Waka Tauihu e Pareparea Ana: Navigating Māori Land programme.
Impact Funding of $200,000 in support of South Auckland based social enterprise Pacific Kids' Learning Limited developing culturally responsive content for Pacific children in English and Pacific languages.
A Quick Response Grant of $21,902 to Whakaaro Tahi Community Trust to deliver their performing arts tutoring programme to schools and marae in Far North rural areas.
A total of $2.17 million to five marae across our rohe in support of marae development.

A Quick Response Grant of $24,500 to long-standing grantee Auckland Somali Community Association Incorporated contributing to their Strengthening Somali Families social wellbeing project.
$81,187 to first-time grantee, Sustainable Development, Education, Training And Advisory Trust towards the Sustainoworx 4 R social enterprise focused on: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Reinvent.
$200,000 to Rainbow Youth Incorporated in support of services in Tāmaki Makaurau and Te Tai Tokerau including 1:1 support and referral with a youth worker, peer support groups and a Central Auckland drop-in centre.
Partnering with Spectrum Foundation with a Community Grant of $244,536 in support of Taimahi Trust providing training and employment pathways for young people in Whangārei living with intellectual and learning disabilities.

Impact Funding of $50,000 to Ngāti Paoa Iwi Trust to support the combat of exotic Caulerpa seaweed around Waiheke Island.
A Quick Response Grant of $15,476 to long-standing grantee Great Barrier Island Environmental Trust in support of projects, advocacy and information to the Aotea community, with the goal of a predator-free NZ.
Two-year multi-year funding of $517,837 to ōNuku Aotearoa enabling support for intergenerational food security through regenerative land-based activities.
$181,900 to first-time grantee, Fishing Advisor Ltd in support of the 'Heal the Gulf' doco-series.

A Quick Response Grant of $7,000 to Kaitaia Group of Riding for the Disabled Association Incorporated.
$300,000 to long-standing grantee Pillars Ka Pou Whakahou for the delivery of wrap around social work and mentoring programmes in South Auckland and the expansion of services into West Auckland.
$147,000 to The Basement Theatre Trust towards operating costs and their Hire-For-Nothing and Artist development programmes contributing to increased access to performance diversity.
Two-year multi-year funding of $214,840 to Whakaora Kai Food Rescue Northland Limited.

Grand total: 730

$51,516,256