Browse currently open grants and future rounds opening within six months. Applicant and kaupapa filters may include related opportunities; confirm eligibility and availability with the funder.
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Trust Waikato
Trust Waikato offers grants to charitable organisations operating in the Waikato region across areas including culture and arts, community development, environment, sports and recreation, tangata whenua, and wellbeing. Applications are accepted in three funding rounds each year, with the first round closing 12 February 2027.
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Deadline12 Feb 2027
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South Taranaki District Council
The Tangata Whenua Liaison Fund supports projects and initiatives that develop positive relationships between Tangata Whenua, the Council, and the people of South Taranaki. Community groups can apply for fixed-term projects, events, or ongoing service delivery costs that meet specified funding criteria and support marae safety, cultural activities, and community wellbeing.
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Deadline31 Mar 2027
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East Coast – Leading from the Land
Early-stage community conversations, hui, workshops and collaboration that support taiao, whenua or wai outcomes.
FundingAmount not specified
DeadlineRolling applications
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Horowhenua District Council
A year-round grants programme operated by Horowhenua District Council. The average grant approved is between $500 and $3,000.
FundingNZD 500 – NZD 3,000
DeadlineRolling applications
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Horowhenua District Council
An annual grants programme operated by Horowhenua District Council. The average grant approved is between $500 and $3,000.
FundingNZD 500 – NZD 3,000
DeadlineNot specified
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Hastings District Council
The Small Grants fund provides up to $10,000 for waste minimisation projects and is considered monthly from February to November. Eligible projects must align with Hastings District Council's Waste Management and Minimisation Plan and demonstrate clear waste reduction outcomes.
FundingUp to NZD 10,000
DeadlineNot specified
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Horowhenua District Council
Funds major events in Horowhenua with rolling applications accepted throughout the year. Covers materials, venue hire, personnel costs, and promotion.
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DeadlineRolling applications
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Te Puni Kōkiri
The Māori Development Fund supports Māori economic growth initiatives through co-investment in Māori economic development, infrastructure projects, and export growth initiatives that improve the productivity of iwi and Māori assets. Funding is available on a rolling basis with a minimum of $100,000 and requires a minimum 50% cash co-investment for most proposals.
FundingFrom NZD 100,000
DeadlineRolling applications
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Tauranga Energy Consumer Trust
Kaupapa Māori Event Fund supports iwi and hapū-led events celebrating tangata whenua and tikanga Māori. Applications are accepted monthly on the 1st of every month.
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DeadlineNot specified
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Greater Wellington Regional Council
A community environment fund for the Kāpiti area supporting projects that align with a vision of healthy ecosystems and improved community wellbeing. The fund operates in partnership with mana whenua.
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DeadlineNot specified
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BayTrust
The Kaupapa Māori Event Fund supports events that celebrate Māoritanga across the Bay of Plenty region through collaboration between Manawa Trust, Tauranga City Council, Bay Trust, Western Bay of Plenty District Council, and Acorn Foundation. Events must be driven by or in partnership with iwi and/or hapū and be accessible to the public.
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DeadlineNot specified
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