Our charities

Donated or gifted native trees are matched with restoration groups across Aotearoa New Zealand to be planted and cared for.

$1,093,146

The Nature Conservancy is tackling the dual threats of accelerated climate change and unprecedented biodiversity loss.

$100,000

Revive Our Gulf works in partnership with iwi, hapu, whānau and communities to restore the mussel beds of the Hauraki Gulf.

$100,000

Save the Kiwi works alongside iwi, conservation groups, and the Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai to reverse the decline of the kiwi population.

$155,000

Routeburn Dart Wildlife Trust has taken up the challenge to protect these remaining birds and to rebuild their numbers.

$72,000

A virtually predator-free wildlife sanctuary helping to restore our native species and watch them thrive.

$63,880

Take2 helps to unlock the full potential of individuals within our justice system

$277,000

Young Enterprise's vision is to inspire students and unleash leaders for a more prosperous NZ.

$224,000

 I have a dream is focussed on helping kiwi kids to transform their lives, futures and communities, through mentoring, tutoring, life coaching and support.

$190,000

First Foundation supports young New Zealanders by providing scholarships, mentoring, and work experience to help them achieve their potential.

$142,000

House of Science has empowered teachers in New Zealand primary and intermediate schools, improving scientific literacy, for over 10 years.

$110,000

The women's refuge vision is for all women and children in Aotearoa to live free from domestic and family violence

$369,520

Creating pathways for vulnerable whānau to rise out of poverty, isolation, homelessness, and joblessness by providing comprehensive wraparound services.

$202,528

Providing immediate relief and pathways to long-term wellbeing for people in greatest need, through connection and access to kai, kāinga and hauora.

$185,330

KiwiHarvest rescues about 200,000Kgs of good quality surplus food every month and diverts this back to people who are struggling across New Zealand.

$117,535

Launched in 1929, Christchurch City Mission is a social service agency that positively impacts on the lives of 60,000 people a year through our wide range of services.

$87,080

Wellington City Mission offers support through a range of services. Including transitional housing, food support financial mentoring, social work support, and daily connection, meals, and activities through Tā te Manawa – our Community Lounge.

$80,980

Established in 1995 they are a leader in positive child and youth development and currently work with over 27,000 young people throughout New Zealand.

$369,000

Recreate NZ is committed to enhancing the intellectual, social, emotional and physical development, and the independence of young people with intellectual disabilities.

$260,000

Inspiring Stories' vision is to see young people realise their potential to change the world – creating a more inclusive and sustainable future with every generation.

$220,000

Big Brothers Big Sisters supports young people to reach their full potential, through strong positive relationships that express care, challenge growth, share power, and expand possibilities.

$220,000

Upside supports young people to feel a little brighter and a little more loved than they did yesterday.

$144,000

SPCA (The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Incorporated) helps protect over 33,000 animals across the country every year.

$97,750

SLSNZ is the leading beach and coastal safety, drowning prevention and rescue authority in Aotearoa.

$73,500

Providing ambulance services throughout New Zealand, they also play an increasing role in meeting the broader health needs of NZ communities.

$73,500

Pet Refuge provide temporary shelter for pets from around New Zealand affected by domestic violence, keeping them safe while their owners escape abuse.

$32,750