NZCT has awarded a $1,369 grant to the Special Olympics Auckland Trust to help cover venue hire costs for a one-day regional basketball competition expected to attract hundreds of athletes from across the region.

NZCT has awarded a $15k NZCT grant to ParaFed Canterbury to help deliver and grow a wide range of sport, recreation and support programmes for people with physical and visual impairments throughout Canterbury.

NZCT has awarded a $14k grant to help hire a professional lighting system for the 2026 Te Hā Puoro | Christchurch Schools’ Music Festival, enhancing the concert experience for thousands of young performers.

NZCT has awarded a $44,556 NZCT grant to Feilding United AFC to support new lighting, playing jerseys and First Aid upgrades, helping improve safety and support growing participation at the club.

NZCT has awarded a $10,000 grant to Brighton Surf Life Saving Club in Dunedin to help purchase a new inflatable rescue boat (IRB), strengthening patrol coverage and supporting search and rescue operations along the coastline.

NZCT has awarded a $15k grant to the TuTagata Secondary Poly Festival in Wellington city, helping cover venue hire and audiovisual costs for the 800-plus rangatahi event, keeping the festival accessible to schools across the Wellington region.

NZCT has awarded a grant of $25,000 to Aronui Arts Festival Charitable Trust to support the delivery of Rotorua’s Matariki Drone Festival, a free, large‑scale community event celebrating the Māori New Year and bringing whānau together to mark the rising of Matariki.

NZCT has awarded an $11,500 grant to the South Island Secondary School (SISS) Junior Netball Tournament Inc helping the next generation of netballers affordably compete for their schools.

NZCT has awarded a $75k NZCT grant to the Rangitīkei District Council for the Marton Swim Centre remediation project, supporting repairs that will allow the facility to reopen.

NZCT has awarded Teviot Valley Cricket Club a $4,000 grant for uniforms and essential equipment, helping establish senior teams and bring organised cricket back to the community for the 2026/27 season.

NZCT has awarded a $200k NZCT grant to Wellington Volunteer Coastguard towards the purchase of a new rescue vessel, helping strengthen search and rescue capability across Wellington Harbour and Cook Strait.

NZCT has awarded $7,978 to Rotorua’s Te Aratu Trust to support physical activity programmes for people with disabilities, helping deliver a range of activities including gym sessions, swimming, badminton, and community recreation for up to 80 people each year.

NZCT has awarded a $6,600 grant to Heretaunga Ararau o Ngāti Kahungunu Waka Ama Roopu for new spray skirts and paddling gear for three six‑person waka ama, enabling the club to meet safety requirements, enter races and encourage more people onto the water.

NZCT has awarded a $30,000 grant to Stratford Eltham Rugby and Sports Club to re-roof its clubrooms, ensuring the facility remains safe, dry, and fit for community use year-round.

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) has awarded a grant of $25,000 to the Wanganui Football Charitable Trust to cover the cost of building the base for artificial turf at their Wembley Park grounds, creating an accessible, all-weather playing surface for football players and the wider community.

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) has awarded $15,000 to Auckland’s Massey Rugby Union Club to fund new Junior playing jerseys, allowing the club to fully outfit its teams and support growing female participation.

NZCT has awarded a $10k grant to Taupo AFC to fund Junior and Senior uniforms, helping ensure players can take the field with pride while keeping costs down for families.

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) has awarded a grant of $9,450 to Tauranga Sports Club for new jerseys, shorts, and socks for their three Senior rugby teams, ensuring players have the right equipment to perform at their best.

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) has awarded KartSport Manawatū a $15,000 grant for urgent track repairs, ensuring the club can safely host national events, and continue providing a top-quality motorsport facility for competitors and the wider Manawatū community.

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) has awarded Gisborne Mountain Bike Club a grant of $15,000 to build an adaptive climbing trail at Whataupoko Reserve, making mountain biking safer and more accessible for riders of all ages and abilities.