Dates
The next dates are not published yet. We add them when they are.
What it funds
- Operational funding including administrative costs and part funding salaries for limited periods
- Social programmes and services
- Organisational development
- Capital equipment or improvements
What it will not fund
- Incomplete or late applications
- Retrospective funding
- Individuals and service clubs
- Overseas projects
Good to know
Contestable rounds run every three years, and arts projects only count if they are mainly for education or public benefit.
Contestable grants run on a three-yearly cycle; the last round was open 1 to 31 May 2026, so no new dates are published.
Checklist
What Thomas Richard Moore Trust says you need:
Common things funders ask for, worth having ready:
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Sources
What we relied on, in the funder's own words.
A contestable grant application process is run on a three-yearly cycle.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026Grants may only be made to charitable organisations based or operating within Palmerston North and Napier City limits.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026Grants are for a minimum of $3,000, while there is no maximum, most grants are awarded for amounts up to $10,000.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026Meet operational funding needs including administrative costs and part funding salaries for limited periods;
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026Applications from individuals and service clubs.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026Applications for assistance or promotion of drama, music, arts and crafts will only be considered if they are primarily for educational purposes or public benefit.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026The next grant round will be open from 1st to 31st May 2026.
publictrust.co.nz/grants/thomas-richard-moore-trust · read 17 October 2026
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