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Estate of Ernest Hyam Davis & The Ted & Mollie Carr Endowment Trust (Perpetual Guardian)

Perpetual Guardian-administered trusts funding Auckland charities that support sick, elderly, poor or homeless people.

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Dates

What it funds

  • Sick people
  • Older people
  • People in poverty
  • Homelessness

What it will not fund

Not published.

Good to know

Opens 2 November and closes 20 November 2026. Applications that support more than one of its four groups do best.

One application round a year through the Perpetual Guardian Funding Hub.

Checklist

What Ernest Davis and Carr Trusts 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

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