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There is only one month to go before Manawatū District Council begin the budgeting round for the next financial year for community funding!
We need to know if you require funding for a community project or event you have in mind before 1 September 2019.
We have several community grants funds … View moreThere is only one month to go before Manawatū District Council begin the budgeting round for the next financial year for community funding!
We need to know if you require funding for a community project or event you have in mind before 1 September 2019.
We have several community grants funds available for projects, and for individuals who are selected to represent the district, region or New Zealand in arts, sport or culture.
You can find out more about our funding process read our Community Funding booklet bit.ly...
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