Impact Highlights

$70.6M

Approved

$52.6M in 2021-2022

Grants and community support contributions

775 in 2021-2022

Applications processed

870 in 2021-2022

Invested at year end

$1.73B in 2021-2022

$833,620 to 34 organisations for community-led responses to cyclone/flood relief
$291,200 to The Cause Collective for the establishment of a Creative and Tech Hub in South Auckland
A Quick Response Grant of $11,088 to a new grantee, School Start First Impressions in Whangārei, towards school starter packs
$795,137 to Te Tiriti o Waitangi Marae Charitable Trust for the restoration of the 100-year-old Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840 Whare Tupuna and towards piloting wānanga holiday programmes

$131,895 to long-standing grantee Multicultural Whangārei for operating costs and a Whangārei Community Resettlement Project to support a refugee family and their new life in Whangārei
A Quick Response Grant of $20,000 to first-time grantee Fiji Girmit Foundation NZ towards a commemoration event marking the arrival of Girmitiyas (Indian indentured labourers) to Fiji and celebrating the history, culture, and identity of Fijian Indians
$151,936 to Auckland Pride Inc. for the Pride festival and parade, including delivery of Te Tīmatanga, Auckland Pride’s Takatāpui Festival and the Access Pride Fund, increasing accessibility and participation by disabled communities in the festival and its events
Partnering alongside other funders, Todd Foundation, JR McKenzie, Spectrum Foundation, to support The D*List, a movement to transform attitudes to disabled people (Impact Funding grant of $900,00 over 3 years)

$60,000 to Six Generations Limited in support of the Auckland Climate Festival to create spaces for those championing climate action, and those who are often underrepresented in climate action but who are most affected by the impacts of climate change
A Quick Response Grant of $15,000 (umbrellaed by Māngere East Family Service Centre) in support of Te Ara-rata Stream Team, working to stop the deteriorating state of the urban stream located in Māngere
$251,462 over 2 years to Conservation Volunteers NZ for operating costs and towards the Papakura Stream Restoration Project
$500,000 Impact Funding grant to support Ihirangi Trust to establish a rangatahi-led marae focused climate action initiative

A Quick Response Grant of $8,554 to Māori Hockey for an inaugural Matariki Tournament, enabling 396 youth players with Māori whakapapa to participate in 32 five-a-side teams across Tāmaki Makaurau
$272,501 to long-standing Whangārei grantee One Double Five Whare Awhina Community House Trust, which offers a safe space for all to obtain support and help to improve wellbeing
$11,300 to first-time grantee The Yes And Trust to deliver the Connect Programme run by Covert Theatre in partnership with Mt Richmond Special School, Ōtāhuhu enabling students with high and complex needs to access improvisation classes
$7.3 million to 11 organisations for community building projects, including West Auckland Riding for the Disabled Association and Kaikohe & Districts Sportsville Incorp.

Grand total: 693

$70,629,979