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2025 marked 30 years since The Tindall Foundation made its first donation so we took a moment to reflect on the journey that brought us here and look ahead to what’s next. Join us in celebrating the stories, impact and partnerships that defined this year. A heartfelt thank you to the incredible people and organisations who work every day to make a positive difference in Aotearoa - this milestone is a tribute to you.
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ĀKAU Foundation is a Māori‑led social enterprise and educational trust that engages rangatahi in the design of communities through creativity, architecture, and sustainability
The Ākina Foundation is an impact consultancy supporting businesses, government, and communities to embed positive social and environmental outcomes into how Aotearoa does business.
Auckland Pride is the lead organisation celebrating and advocating for Takatāpui and Rainbow communities in Tāmaki Makaurau through arts, events, and community‑led initiatives.
Auckland Theatre Company is Aotearoa New Zealand’s largest professional theatre company, creating and presenting high‑quality theatrical work for diverse audiences year‑round
Belong Aotearoa supports migrants and former refugees to feel at home in Aotearoa through advocacy, systems change, and community‑led settlement support
Breathing Space Charitable Trust provides wellbeing‑focused support and safe spaces for people experiencing hardship, trauma, or mental distress
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson provides evidence‑based mentoring programmes that support tamariki and rangatahi to reach their full potential through long‑term, positive relationships with trained volunteer mentors.
Community Foundations of Aotearoa NZ is the national membership body supporting and uniting all of the regional Community Foundations across our nation.
Chinese Pride NZ is a volunteer‑led organisation supporting Chinese queer communities in Aotearoa through safe spaces, connection, advocacy, and access to culturally responsive support
Crisis Pregnancy Support Trust provides free, confidential, health‑professional‑led emotional and practical support for wāhine and whānau experiencing unexpected pregnancy or pregnancy loss
De Paul House delivers transitional housing and wraparound family support services for people experiencing homelessness, with a focus on families with children and older adults in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Debt Relief Foundation is a charitable trust that supports New Zealanders facing complex debt by funding and overseeing Debtfix’s independent, dignity‑based debt relief and financial resilience services
Environmental Defence Society is a national environmental advocacy organisation that advances stronger environmental protection through law reform, policy research, litigation, and public engagement
FASD‑CAN Aotearoa is a national organisation led by caregivers and professionals that supports individuals and whānau affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder through advocacy, education, connection, and practical support
Girls Rock! Aotearoa uses music education and creative programmes to support self‑expression, confidence, and leadership among girls, trans, and gender‑diverse youth
Gender Minorities Aotearoa is a nationwide, trans‑led organisation providing peer support, advocacy, and health navigation to transgender and gender‑diverse people across Aotearoa.
Hawaiki Tū is a Māori performing arts organisation creating and presenting contemporary haka theatre while supporting rangatahi development and cultural leadership through kaupapa Māori practice
He Matapuna Ora Charitable Trust delivers the Family Start programme in the top of the South Island, providing intensive, whānau‑centred early‑years support to improve outcomes for tamariki and families.
Hikurangi Enterprises Ltd is a Māori‑led charitable company established to drive community‑based economic development, employment, and sustainable enterprise in Te Tairāwhiti and surrounding rohe
InsideOUT Kōaro is a national charity working with schools, whānau, and communities to ensure rainbow and takatāpui young people experience safety, belonging, and wellbeing across Aotearoa.
Intersex Trust Aotearoa New Zealand is an intersex‑led organisation advocating for the rights, bodily autonomy, and wellbeing of people with innate variations of sex characteristics
Katokakala Akoteu is a Pacific‑led early childhood education provider grounded in Tongan language and culture, supporting holistic development and cultural identity for tamariki and whānau.
Kaupapa Collective Limited is a Māori‑owned consultancy supporting hāpori Māori to realise papakāinga and housing aspirations through kaupapa Māori design, strategy, and community‑led development
KidsCan supports tamariki affected by poverty by providing essential items such as food, clothing, and health products through schools and early learning centres across Aotearoa.
ongbush Ecological Trust protects and restores native forest and wetland ecosystems at Waikereru near Tairāwhiti while delivering environmental education and biodiversity conservation initiatives
Māia Collective is a kaupapa Māori organisation focused on strengthening wāhine and whānau wellbeing through mentoring, restorative noho, and intergenerational empowerment initiatives
Manaaki Rangatahi is a national youth homelessness collective leading kaupapa Māori, evidence‑based systems change to prevent and end youth homelessness in Aotearoa.
Mentoring Foundation of New Zealand strengthens community leadership by delivering mentoring programmes that build capability, confidence, and connection among community sector leaders nationwide
Moana Vā is a Pacific‑led organisation supporting MVPFAFF+ and Pacific rainbow communities through peer support, advocacy, mentoring, and culturally grounded wellbeing initiatives.
Manurewa High School Business Academy supports rangatahi to develop entrepreneurial, leadership, and business skills through partnerships with industry and tertiary education, creating pathways to further study and employment.
The Murihiku Māori and Pasifika Cultural Festival celebrates Māori and Pasifika performing arts and culture, providing opportunities for tamariki and rangatahi across Murihiku to share, strengthen, and celebrate their cultural identities
New Zealand Food Waste Champions 12.3 Trust is a national charity leading systems change to halve food waste by 2030 through advocacy, collaboration with the food sector, and alignment with Sustainable Development Goal 12.3
Ngā Rangatahi Toa Creative Arts Initiative Trust supports Māori and Pacific rangatahi through creative arts‑based youth development programmes that strengthen identity, wellbeing, and re‑engagement with learning and life pathways
Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā Mai Le Moana Trust is a Māori and Pasifika‑led organisation in Porirua providing youth development, creative arts, education, and community services, including support for MVPFAFF+ rangatahi
Ngāti Kuri 4th Gen is a rangatahi‑led collective of Ngāti Kuri descendants advancing iwi‑led conservation, research, and mātauranga Māori to protect, restore, and revitalise whenua, moana, and taiao across the Ngāti Kuri rohe and ancestral islands.
Netana Panapa Ahu Whenua Trust is a Māori land trust focused on papakāinga development and intergenerational wellbeing, enabling whānau to return to and sustainably live on their ancestral whenua in Kaihu.