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MŌ TĀTAU KATOA
FOR ALL OF US
We support a wide range of not-for-profit organisations
and groups from across the Rotorua community.
GRANTS
YEAR AT A GLANCE
Rotorua Trust has granted $3.71 million in the past financial year, benefitting countless Kaupapa and organisations
The 250 grants approved reflect the Trust’s key focus areas
VIBRANCY
$754,470 in making our city more vibrant through arts, culture, and sports activities with 50 grants
HEALTH
$573,985 invested across 33 grants to focus on health and the first 1,000 days
ENVIRONMENT
10 grants worth a total of $300,420 into projects relating to energy and the environment
EDUCATION
$1,120,713 across 63 grants to improve education and employment opportunities for our young people
COMMUNITY
49 grants and a total of $962,398 to strengthening our community
WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A BETTER ROTORUA FOR ALL
If you’re doing something great in our community, you could be eligible for funding.
GET FUNDING
We support a wide range of not-for-profit organisations and groups from across the Rotorua community.
OUR MOTTO
MŌ TĀTAU KATOA
FOR ALL OF US
WHAT’S INVOLVED
HOW DO YOU GET FUNDING?
GRANTS
Find out who we give grants to
CRITERIA
Find out if you’re eligible for funding
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OUR LATEST NEWS
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Rotorua Trust appoints chair and deputy chair
The first board meeting following the election of trustees was held today. Stewart Edward and Mike Keefe were unanimously selected as chair and deputy chair of the Rotorua Trust.
granting that reflects our community’s evolving needs
$3.71m
Invested into Rotorua in 2021/2022
COUNTRIES
250
Grants given in 2021/2022
PEOPLE
6
Key focus areas
RAISED
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