Te Roroa
Te Roroa Development Charitable Trust serves iwi in and around Northland’s Waipoua Forest and Kai ...
Aotearoa New Zealand’s unique, natural environment is healthy, protected and sustainable for future generations. We help address climate change, protect and enhance biodiversity and promote kaitiakitanga/custodianship of our whenua/land, moana/ocean and awa/waterways.
Our wellbeing is, and will continue to be, negatively affected by climate change, increasing greenhouse gas emissions, poor water quality, native species decline and habitat loss, soil erosion, marine pollution, urban intensification and waste.
Climate change will bring more extreme weather, drought, frosts, wildfires, flooding and sea-level rise. These will affect some communities more than others, and not all will be able to manage effectively.
It is important that all New Zealanders remain connected to the natural environment.
Preserving our natural resources gives New Zealand one of the best opportunities of any country to transition to a new, sustainable economy. It is essential that any change and transition is fair and equitable for all.
initiatives that deliver positive outcomes for New Zealand by:
TTF is unable to support every application that we receive. Applicants should ensure their project fits the goals and areas outlined above, and the priorities listed below, before applying.
Projects that work in these ways and meet more of our priorities will have a greater chance of receiving support.
TTF is unable to support every application that we receive. Applicants should ensure their project fits our goals and priorities before applying.
Projects that help us reach outcomes and meet more of our priorities will have a greater chance of receiving support.
TTF is unable to support the following:
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Applying for Tindall Foundation funding is a simple process. We will guide you through the steps you need to take to apply. Please ensure you have read our exclusions and ensure your initiative fits our criteria.
Before you start make sure you have the following:
Please ensure that your project fits within our Focus Areas:
Firstly, you will be asked to complete a brief eligibility questionnaire. Once you’ve answered a few simple questions, we will be able to advise if, from your answers, we think you are eligible to continue your funding application.
You will need to complete an online application form to apply for a donation. We advise that you make a copy of your application form as you go for your records.
You will need to describe in a clear and concise way:
NB: if you are applying under the Family or Environmental focus area, and your initiative is local rather than national and under$15,000 you should apply directly to your Local Donation Manager. Find out more here.
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There is no closing date or donation rounds at the Tindall Foundation unless you
are eligible to receive a donation via one of our Local Donation Managers.
Because we do not consider urgent or retrospective applications, we recommend
that you submit your request at least four months before you need the donation.
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