Dates
No fixed rounds: apply any time.
What it funds
- Grants within the Trust's authorised purpose, with priority to the local Asian community, especially young and elderly members
What it will not fund
- Retrospective grants
- Grants to individuals
Good to know
Monthly cut-off around the 10th. Grants must be spent within three months and cannot be retrospective. Individuals cannot apply.
The cut-off for applications is generally the 10th of each month, and applications are normally considered in the last week of the month.
Checklist
What Dragon Community Trust says you need:
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Sources
What we relied on, in the funder's own words.
The cut-off date for applications is generally the 10th day of each month. Applications are normally considered in the last week of each month, subject to change.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026Dragon Community Trust gives priority to funding applications which support the local Asian community.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026The applicant is a non-profit body.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026The grant is to be applied to specific and future purposes; no retrospective grants can be made.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026The grant must be used only for the specific purpose for which the application was made and spent within three months of the grant being made.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026If a grant applicant is GST registered, only the GST-exclusive amount can be funded.
dragon.org.nz/grants · read 17 October 2026Applications can only be made by a club or non-profit body which is an incorporated society and/or registered charity.
dragon.org.nz/grants/faqs · read 17 October 2026The funds come from gaming machine proceeds generated at our venues.
dragon.org.nz/grants/faqs · read 17 October 2026Dragon’s gaming venues are located across the country. It gives priority to grant applicants based in the cities where its gaming venues are located.
dragon.org.nz/about · read 17 October 2026
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