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New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT)

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One of New Zealand's largest gaming trusts (12% market share), established 1998. Distributed $39.9 million through 1,914 grants in 2023/24. Around 75% of funds go to amateur sport. Also funds rescue services, youth development, arts, culture, health, education, and environment. Has Regional Advisory Committees across NZ including Top of the South. Two Net Proceeds Committees: NPC1 (trustees, monthly, larger grants) and NPC2 (senior managers, fortnightly, smaller grants). Apply at least 3 months before funds needed.

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Grant Range

$1,000 to $150,000+. Typical sport grants $2,000 to $30,000. Larger grants for facilities and rescue services.

What they fund

amateur sportequipmentuniformscoachingtravel tournamentsrescue servicesyouth developmentarts culturehealtheducationenvironmentcommunity facilitiessalaries

Who can apply

incorporated societycharitable trust

What they won't fund

Projects that do not align with NZCT's funding criteriaApplications from organizations with outstanding accountability issues

What they care about

We support great community causes, including community initiatives, arts and cultural organisations, education and healthcare services, environmental groups, as well as rescue and ambulance services.

Writing tips

Use clear and concise language to describe your project and its benefits to the community. Emphasize how the grant will contribute to community development and support.

Common mistakes to avoid

Incomplete applications and failure to comply with gambling regulations and NZCT funding criteria often lead to rejection.

What makes a strong application

Successful applications demonstrate a clear alignment with NZCT's priorities and provide detailed information on how the grant will benefit the community.

Application structure

Who can apply for a grant?

Check eligibility criteria and ensure your organization is registered and compliant with the Incorporated Societies Act 2022.

Tips for supporting documents

Include all necessary forms such as the Consent to be Audited form and Salary Declaration form if applicable.

Required documents

  • Consent to be Audited form
  • Salary Declaration form