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Akarana Community Trust grants

Gaming trust giving local grants to Auckland non-profits, with a focus on amateur sport and everyday running costs.

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Dates

  • November 2026 (inferred). Worked out from 'received by the 15th of each month'; the trust does not publish dates for each month. Estimated from the funder's stated rule. Add to calendar (.ics)Add to Google Calendar
  • December 2026 (inferred). Worked out from 'received by the 15th of each month'; the trust does not publish dates for each month. Estimated from the funder's stated rule. Add to calendar (.ics)Add to Google Calendar
  • January 2027 (inferred). Worked out from 'received by the 15th of each month'; the trust does not publish dates for each month. Estimated from the funder's stated rule. Add to calendar (.ics)Add to Google Calendar

What it funds

  • Amateur sport
  • General community, cultural and religious causes
  • Capital items such as equipment
  • Affiliation fees, rates, rent, insurance and salaries

What it will not fund

  • Items already paid for
  • Alcohol
  • Purely social activities
  • Clothing that becomes owned by individuals
  • Elite or high-performance sportspersons

Good to know

Do not pay for items before approval, as it cannot fund anything already paid. Capital items that last and help many people are preferred.

Applications should be received by the 15th of each month and are generally considered in the last week of the month. Apply by emailing or posting the signed form; there is no online portal.

Checklist

What Akarana Community Trust says you need:

Common things funders ask for, worth having ready:

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A community group gathered on a decorated hall stage in Piha, early 1900s
A hall in Piha, early 1900s. A.P. Godber, Alexander Turnbull Library

Sources

What we relied on, in the funder's own words.

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