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Applications are open until 30 September for this year's Daphne Gretta Mary Stevens Community Music Scholarship Fund.
The scholarship is the realisation of her lifelong dream to support local musicians in the South Kaipara community.
Last year's first ever scholarship recipient was… View moreApplications are open until 30 September for this year's Daphne Gretta Mary Stevens Community Music Scholarship Fund.
The scholarship is the realisation of her lifelong dream to support local musicians in the South Kaipara community.
Last year's first ever scholarship recipient was student Billie Hart, who wants to go on to study music at university and be a professional musician. “The scholarship has been an amazing opportunity for me, and given me lots of performing experience, which is a vital part of my musical education. It’s a great stepping stone into my studies next year.”
Visit our website to find out more and download the application form.
There are just under two weeks to go until applications close for Round 2 of our Grassroots Giving Programme.
Grants of up to $10,000 are available - so if you're a charity delivering programmes to support families in West Auckland, North Auckland (up to Rodney), or across the wider … View moreThere are just under two weeks to go until applications close for Round 2 of our Grassroots Giving Programme.
Grants of up to $10,000 are available - so if you're a charity delivering programmes to support families in West Auckland, North Auckland (up to Rodney), or across the wider Auckland region make sure you don't miss out!!
We're specifically looking for projects in the following priority areas:
- Early years
- Youth development
- Literacy and numeracy
- Budgeting
- Maori
- Housing
- Migrant, refugee and cross-cultural support
Call us on (09) 366 1523 for any questions, or go to our website to apply online.
Our North Shore Fund is open for applications!
We're calling on local community groups in the local board areas of Takapuna-Devonport, Kaipātiki, Upper Harbour, and Hibiscus and Bays who are working to strengthen community networks or promoting general health and wellbeing of their … View moreOur North Shore Fund is open for applications!
We're calling on local community groups in the local board areas of Takapuna-Devonport, Kaipātiki, Upper Harbour, and Hibiscus and Bays who are working to strengthen community networks or promoting general health and wellbeing of their communities. Grants of up to $5,000 are available, and you can find out more by going to our website (www.aucklandfoundation.org.nz...) or feel free to give us a call or drop us an email.
The fund also has support from local resident and well-known personality Judy Bailey, who is one of the founding advisory group members. You can read her thoughts on the North Shore Fund on our website.
Applications for this year’s Grassroots Giving funding programme are now open, with grants of up to $10,000 available.
This programme is part of the Auckland Foundation’s annual granting and is enabled by the Tindall Foundation. Each year it supports specific initiatives across the whole … View moreApplications for this year’s Grassroots Giving funding programme are now open, with grants of up to $10,000 available.
This programme is part of the Auckland Foundation’s annual granting and is enabled by the Tindall Foundation. Each year it supports specific initiatives across the whole Auckland region, and in 2016 a total of 43 charities and local community groups were successfully awarded grants.
Applications close on 1 June, and successful recipients will be notified by the end of September. Go to our Facebook page to find out more.
Applications are now being accepted for the Auckland Airport Community Trust's 2017 funding round.
Every year, the Trust supports projects that support literacy or life skills in the airport's noise-affected suburbs in South Auckland.
So if you're a charitable organisation or … View moreApplications are now being accepted for the Auckland Airport Community Trust's 2017 funding round.
Every year, the Trust supports projects that support literacy or life skills in the airport's noise-affected suburbs in South Auckland.
So if you're a charitable organisation or not-for-profit group looking to improve these skills in the communities of Papatoetoe, Whitford, Flat Bush, Manukau Central and Clover Park, as well as parts of Wiri, Ōtara and Māngere, you could be eligible. Or if you know of a worthy organisation or project, please pass this information on.
You can find more information on the Auckland Airport Community Trust's website at www.aucklandairportcommunitytrust.org.nz....
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