AUTUMN 2020 | ISSUE 16 the acorn GIVE BACK & GET BACK: Support our community before 31 March and get a 33.3% tax credit this year.

GIVE BACK Do you like to support charitable causes close to your heart? A donation to your fund, or direct to our community through the & GET BACK Acorn Foundation before 31 March 2020 will allow you to claim a 33.3% tax credit this year. After 1 April, simply file tax credit claim form IR526 to get your refund and know that your contribution helped those in need in the Western Bay of Plenty. As an option, the IRD has recently improved the secure online service, myIR, which allows you to claim your tax credit online at any time without completing a paper form. Find more information at ird.govt.nz/donations. Book Awards: Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction Lifting the veil on our incredibly available in New Zealand. As such, it goes Jann has been an enthusiastic supporter Necessary Secrets, generous donor who has anonymously a tremendously long way to recognise of the arts and is a firm believer in people Greg McGee provided the annual Fiction Prize since and support New Zealand authors. “giving back” to the community. She is Auē, Becky Manawatu its inception in 2016, we extend our certainly leading by example in this respect, immense gratitude to Jann Medlicott. Jann Medlicott was born in Taranaki and supporting both the Fiction Prize and Moonlight Sonata, studied medicine at the University of Otago, the Jann Medlicott Creative Arts Award, Eileen Merriman Although choosing to remain anonymous specialising in radiology. After three years which has been in place since 2012. Pearly Gates, up to this point, Jann has attended overseas, she returned to New Zealand and each of the awards and personally met settled in Tauranga in 1980 as a hospital- The 2020 Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize Attraction, Ruby Porter all the winning authors who include based radiologist. From 1988 Jann became for Fiction longlist was released on 30 A Mistake, Carl Shuker Stephen Daisley, , Pip involved in the establishment of private January and includes the following titles: Loving Sylvie, Elizabeth Smither Adam and . This award radiology services in the Bay area, latterly The Absolute Book, has been valued at over $50,000 each Medex Radiology, where she was a partner Halibut on the Moon, David Vann. year and is the largest fiction prize and practised until her retirement in 2011. Lonely Asian Woman, Sharon Lam

VITAL UPDATES Abuse Statistics Bay of Plenty • Young people are statistically at the • About half of all homicides in New highest risk of being sexually assault- Zealand are committed by an offender ed; the 16 – 24 year-old age group is Sexual Assault who is identified as family. four times more likely to be sexually assaulted than any other age group. Support Services: • 1 out of 3 girls may be sexually abused before she turns 16 years old. Most of • Disabled women are about twice as this abuse (90%) will be done by some- likely to be victims of violence or abuse A new role and a one she knows. compared to other women new name • 1 in 7 boys may be sexually abused by • Impacts of abuse in childhood can adulthood. continue to impact on survivors as Vital Signs Category: adults in the form of depression, anxi- Health & Wellness / Safety • Approximately 1 in 5 New Zealand ety, impaired interpersonal relation- women experience a serious sexual as- ships, parenting difficulties, eating *Retrieved 18 December 2019 sault. For some women, this happens difficulties, and/or drug and alcohol Tautoko Mai Sexual more than once. misuse to cope with strong feelings. https://www.helpauckland.org.nz/ Harm Support, sexual-abuse-statistics.html • 1 in 3 women experience physical and/ formerly BOP Sexual • Only about 10 out of 100 sexual abuse or sexual violence from a partner in crimes are reported and three of those Assault Support their lifetime. get to court. Only one of those cases is Services, has recently likely to get a conviction. appointed Julie Sach to the position of Societal Change and prevention, by building greater awareness to topical issues as they arise. Julie is Tamariki, Corrections and Socialink Quality Assurance and community analysis of the issues of available to provide training and support to bring David Mandel to Tauranga Leader. Julie has sexual and family violence. This involves to organisations wanting to ensure their from the USA. David is the Director of returned to her hometown, from Wellington, challenging existing myths about the causes service meets the needs of people who have the Safe and Together Institute which where she was working for the Family of violence in our community, particularly experienced sexual and family violence. advocates a family violence informed Violence Death Review Committee and the gendered ideas that shift responsibility from approach to child protection practice. newly formed Joint Venture (eliminating people who use violence and blame victims. In February, Tautoko Mai is working on family and sexual violence in New Zealand). bringing the “It’s Our Business” campaign The role was made possible thanks to to the region, ahead of Orientation Week, as The decision to create Julie’s role has funding from the Acorn Foundation, through students head back to study. The campaign arisen out of a continued frustration a collaboration between Tautoko Mai, aims to educate hospitality staff about with the ongoing prevalence of harm Tauranga Women’s Refuge, Living Without keeping patrons safe from sexual harm while within our community. Sexual harm and Violence and Shakti. Tautoko Mai and our in their premises. This is a collaboration family violence are one of the key social partners have a vision for a violence free with Tauranga City Council, NZ Police, local problems undermining the health and Aotearoa, and thanks to Acorn funding, this tertiary providers, TMAPS and the Sexual well-being of our population today. role supports that vision to be enacted. Abuse Prevention Network in Wellington, who ran a similar campaign there. This new role aims to focus on driving The role will be responsible for running societal change through education and local media campaigns and for responding Tautoko Mai has worked with Oranga

Connecting generous people who care, with causes that matter - Forever Page 1 Ways to Give Acorn is well-known in the WBOP as the organisation that can help you leave a gift to the community in your Will. Over the past 18 months, Acorn has extended its offerings to enable locals to participate in community giving regardless of their age or stage of life. Giving options now include Living Giving, trust resettlements, regular giving to favourite Community Group Funds, Corporate Funds and collective giving in the form of Giving Circles and Workplace Giving.

Craigs Investment Corporate Giving Acorn Vital Partners Strategic Our latest corporate giving initiatives Impact Fund have come from NumberWorks’nWords, Giving Programme KPMG Tauranga and Althorp Village. This fund provides support for Each of these generous businesses organisations working in the areas of Acorn Foundation, Craigs Investment are building a fund that will support greatest need in the WBOP. In 2019, Partners and Community Foundations vital organisations in our region. the Acorn Distribution Committee of NZ launched a national partnership In addition, KPMG Tauranga will chose Good Neighbour and Tauranga in December. A long-time supporter be launching a Workplace Giving Community Housing Trust as the of communities across the country, programme in February to allow recipients of this fund. There are all Craigs Investment Partners developed a employees to participate in collective sorts of ways to contribute to the unique and strategic giving programme. giving to the community. Vital Impact Fund, including gifts in a Donations to support the greatest needs Will for donors who don’t want to set in each of the 19 communities in which Acorn would love to work with up a named fund, regular donations Craigs has a regional office will be made in “We see a huge benefit to our other WBOP businesses to develop either through payroll giving or via conjunction with one of the 17 community communities by giving to those with a Workplace or Corporate Giving an on-going A/P, or through donating foundations found around New Zealand. the greatest needs at a time of the programme that suits their needs. your TECT rebate to Acorn. year when we know that many feel Community Foundations NZ Executive The partnership is multifaceted including huge pressure financially,” a combination of Christmas Giving, Officer, Eleanor Cater, says that In the past year, TECT beneficiaries, says Craigs Managing Director, Frank Workplace Giving and the establishment of thoughtful giving is the way of the both individuals and business Aldridge. a Community Fund. future. “People like to give with account holders, have donated their purpose, since it’s a far more fulfilling rebate to the Vital Impact Fund, Craigs Workplace Giving way to give, both for companies and for collectively contributing over $42,000! Craigs Christmas Giving Craigs employees around the country can individuals. Workplace Giving is a real This designation is an easy way to In December 2019, Craigs directed money to now sign up for payroll Workplace Giving win/win, nurturing a purposeful team- ensure that your contribution goes local charities throughout New Zealand - a with the employee contribution matched by building culture at the same time as to charitable groups working in donation of just over $150,000 to those most Craigs up to $500 per employee. Each Craigs helping to build strong communities.” essential areas of the community. in need in New Zealand. $27,000 of this was branch’s Giving Committee will work with directed to six charities in the WBOP region: their local community foundation annually Contact General Manager, Lori Luke, at The next selection for your TECT • EmpowermentNZ - (Te Puke) to determine the most deserving recipients 07 579 9839 or at lori@acornfoundation. rebate payment preference must Emergency food supplies, free in their area. org.nz for more information. be made by 17 June 2020. community cafe, social workers/ counsellors, financial mentoring, Craigs Community Fund various workshops and programmes. Trust A giving fund has been established with - Food ACORN FOUNDATION • Good Neighbour the Acorn Foundation whereby, in the Resettlements rescue, community gardens, INVITES YOU TO OUR 2020 future, a portion of the Craigs fund will be neighbourhood projects, kitchen With changes coming to trust laws in 2021, distributed to recipients of their choosing. training and mentoring. Acorn is working with a variety of family Acorn Foundation General Manager, Lori trusts and community organisations Donors&Friends • Awhina House - Safe emergency Luke, says that the Craigs Community Fund regarding trust resettlements. There housing for women, providing will provide a welcome boost for charities all are lots of reasons to consider Acorn: Function wraparound support services, across New Zealand, forever. DRINKS, NIBBLES, MUSIC & VARIOUS skills and mentoring. 1. Plug into our existing organisation SPEAKERS INCLUDING: for a simple and stress-free transfer. • Tauranga Moana Men's Nightshelter “The benefit of these kinds of funds Bay Conservation Alliance, Tautoko Mai 2. Retain an existing brand. (BOP Sexual Assault Support Services), - Providing emergency housing for is that it provides yearly distributions Baywide Community Law 3. Professional fund management; men, wraparound services including to really deserving local charities. It is Eva Trowbridge University of Waikato amazing to have a national company our fund has averaged 8.8% annual Scholarship Winner: Ebony Kahukura mentoring and budgeting. Discussion of the NZ Book Awards Short List like Craigs leading the way in this sort returns under Craig’s management. - Meeting the physical and by Chris Baskett, Books A Plenty • KidsCan of strategic giving, and we hope other 4. A partner with granting know- nutritional needs of Kiwi kids less businesses will follow suit.” how, since we have been working Music from Louie Campbell winner of the 2019 Jann Medlicott Creative Arts Award fortunate than others; supplying food, with Western Bay community clothing and basic healthcare in schools From Acorn’s perspective, it has been an groups for 17 years. and early childhood education centres. THURSDAY 26 MARCH exciting and hugely gratifying experience 5. Strong governance and 5.30PM - 7.00PM • St Peter's House - Offering counselling, to work alongside the Craigs team to external auditing. TK KAFE & DECK, THE KOLLECTIVE, 143 SEVENTEENTH AVE life skills, debt help, parenting and support them in this fantastic 6. Low ongoing fees of no more (PARKING ONSITE) GUESTS WELCOME marriage courses, food bank referrals. philanthropic initiative! than 1% of an individual fund, calculated annually. RSVP by COB 18 March to: [email protected] 07 579 9839 Functions & Events Round Tables Presentations February 2020 This month we held six round table sessions for 2019 recipients of untagged funding. As always, these sessions are both humbling and informative and we appreciate the time given by the passionate people who are working extremely hard to make our community stronger. Donors, Supporters & Friends Evening Thursday 26 March 2020, 5:30pm - 7:00pm The Kollective (TK Kafe and Deck) - Drinks and Nibbles providedPresentations from Baywide Community Law, Bay Conservation Alliance, Tautoko Mai (formerly BOP Sexual Assault Support Services), Eva Trowbridge University of Waikato Scholarship Winner (Ebony Kahukura), Book Awards Short List review, and entertainment from Louie Campbell, winner of the Jann Medlicott Creative Arts Award. GUESTS WELCOME. Preliminary Funding Applications Open Monday 4 May 2020 Donor Tree Planting Thursday 14 May 2020, 9:30am An opportunity for family members and friends of recently deceased Acorn donors to commemorate their loved ones through the planting of oak trees in the Acorn Foundation Oak Grove. Preliminary Funding Applications Close Monday 25 May 2020 Tauranga Donor Tour TBC - June 2020 For further information or to RSVP for any of these events, please email: [email protected] or phone (07) 579 9839

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2019 Social Enterprise Award winner! The whole Acorn team was thrilled when Acorn was selected as the 2019 Social Enterprise Award recipient at the Westpac Tauranga Business Awards! The awards included a lengthy application and interview process that really dug into the business side of a charitable organisation and confirmed to us that we are managing our donor gifts with all the care that they deserve. Thanks so much to the award sponsor, Metro Marketing!

Scholarships and Awards Sport Bay of Plenty achievement in an education setting. My dream. I am extremely grateful for this and was also selected for the Tauranga Two outstanding sports people were the belief is that Māori language and culture scholarship and the doors that both the Campus First-in-Family Scholarship. recipients of the Christine Tustain Sports should be accessible to all learners in Acorn Foundation and the Cashmore Award for 2019: any learning environment, including family have opened for me. Without “I am determined to succeed in gaining learners in mainstream schools. My them and their tireless work for the a university qualification. This would not Olive Pearce (Tauranga) – improved proficiency in Te Reo Māori community, this scholarship would never Surf Lifesaving: In March only be for my own future goals but to is my contribution to the revitalisation be available.” give back to my community and stand 2019, Olive (pictured here of our language beyond home, beyond proud as a young Maori woman and with Christine Tustain) the marae and reaching into the hearts BOP Medical Students future New Zealand lawyer.” was selected to be a part of of our nation’s tamariki. A whakatauki the Surf Lifesaving NZ High Performance that comes to mind is "Ko taku reo taku Scholarship Youth (U19) Squad. In 2020, as a member ohooho, ko taku reo taku mapihi mauria. Tauranga-born former Acorn Foundation Adult Learner of the Mount Maunganui Lifeguard Service, My language is my awakening, my Mount Maunganui College Scholarship: This scholarship was set up Olive will travel to the Gold Coast for language is the window to my soul." student Kelly Stewart was by an anonymous donor who has been a the Australian Surf Lifesaving National the 2019 winner of the BOP Medical longtime supporter of Acorn through her Championships and the Australian Pool Well done, Ebony; it is a pleasure to have Students Scholarship. After college, Kelly commitment to one of Acorn’s Giving Circles. Rescue Championships. Olive’s goal is to you join the long list of Eva Trowbridge obtained a nursing degree and worked in She is passionate about education and be selected for the NZ Surf Lifesaving team Scholarship winners! the emergency department at Tauranga views this scholarship as an who will compete at the 2020 Surf Lifesaving Hospital. Based on her experiences opportunity to help other World Championships in Italy in September. Cashmore Family Scholarship there, she realised she wanted to women achieve their goals continue studying and become a doctor. Olive is currently in the NZ Squad. Taina Maddigan-Ould was and realise their potential. Kelly made a career change and has the winner of the Acorn Jack Egan (Tauranga) – Canoe Slalom: In now finished her fourth year at Otago Nikki Wade was delighted to Foundation Cashmore July 2019, Jack attended the Junior and U23 University, undertaking her studentship be the first recipient of the Family Scholarship at World Canoe Slalom Championships where at Burwood Hospital in Christchurch this Acorn Adult Learner Scholarship in late 2019. Tauranga Boys’ College he placed 9th. This is the first time that a summer. She will be the first doctor in Nikki has previously completed a Bachelor for 2019. Taina is planning New Zealander has made the finals and her family and hopes to become a GP of Social Science, majoring in psychology. on studying for a Bachelor of Science placed this high. Jack has been selected for practicing in the Bay of Plenty. She is now studying for a Master of Applied the NZ Junior Canoe Slalom team who will majoring in Marine Studies. His first year Community Psychology. Kelly was delighted to have received be competing at the Australian Open and of study will be undertaken at Toi Ohomai the Acorn Foundation BOP Medical Oceania Canoe Slalom Championships in and from there Waikato University. “My personal experiences as a He already has a number of valuable Students Scholarship and says the $4,000 Penrith. sole parent living on a Sole Parent qualifications towards his future career, scholarship will greatly ease the financial Support benefit led to me choosing including his day skipper's ticket. Taina pressure for her studies this year. University of Waikato Eva my master’s thesis research topic, also held a job over summer patrolling Trowbridge Scholarship titled: Sole mothers experiences of Tauranga’s waterways as a Maritime Two new scholarships were A very big accessing support from New Zealand Patrol Officer for the Tauranga Regional established in 2019 congratulations to the welfare agency Work and Income New Council and Harbourmaster’s Office. Acorn Foundation Beverley Perszyk Zealand. My hope is to eventually work 13th winner of the Eva He was recently involved in the Tuia250 Trowbridge University Scholarship: This scholarship was set up in the policy and evaluation sector on voyage aboard the Spirit of New Zealand issues impacting human flourishing of Waikato Scholarship, by Kenneth Perszyk for his late mother from Gisborne to Whitianga. Beverley, who was born and raised in the within Aotearoa/New Zealand. Ebony Kahukura. Taina captained the sport of waka ama United States during the Great Depression. Currently a part-time teacher at I would like to sincerely thank the Acorn at Tauranga Boys’ College for three years Beverley was the only one of eight siblings Greenpark School, Ebony will be Foundation and their donor for their and plans to pursue a career in marine not to attend a tertiary institution and undertaking the Te Tohu Paetahi one-year support of me and my whānau in my biology once he has completed his chose instead to start a good job at City Hall. programme which consists of six in-class educational and community endeavours degree. He hopes to own a chartering While she said she never wanted to go to te reo Māori language acquisition papers via the Acorn Foundation Adult Learner business, which will operate in the waters university, despite family pressure to do so, and two online papers, with the goal to Scholarship. Without your generosity, outside of Tauranga. Taina wants to pass she often spoke of the transformative effects provide a total immersion Māori language support, and encouragement, continuing on his knowledge to others and have tertiary education can have. She would have with my studies would be that much teaching and learning environment an influence on the impact of global been delighted to support first-in-family harder. I offer a heartfelt thank you!" with English phased out completely. warming and pollution in our great students entering tertiary education.

oceans. For Ebony, winning this scholarship Britney Moore is the first will help relieve the financial burden recipient of the Acorn associated with taking time out of "When the opportunity for the Acorn Foundation Beverley her career to study, as she is also a Cashmore Family Scholarship arose, I Perszyk Scholarship. single mother of two children. Ebony is would never have thought I would be Britney was raised by her the final recipient. To say the least, this passionate about Te Reo Māori and has single mother who she says scholarship has changed my life. With a always wanted to develop a proficiency has been her biggest supporter in every goal significant loss to my family earlier in the in her ancestral language. she has set. She finished her schooling last year, attending university was impossible year at Gisborne Girls High School and will due to a lack of funds. As a result of be continuing her studies at the University of " In terms of my teaching career and being the successful recipient, I am now future plans, we know that teachers able to attend University and pursue my Waikato, undertaking a law degree. Britney have the greatest influence on students’ is the first in her family to head to University

Connecting generous people who care, with causes that matter - Forever Page 3 DONORS WE REMEMBER Marilyn (Anne) Anna Finlayson- Margaret Crane 1936 – 2019 Smith 1953 -2019 McCracken Anne Crane was a member Anna was born and educated of Tauranga Rotary in Auckland, with her parents 1933 – 2018 since women were first having a strong Scottish allowed membership. heritage. Family holidays were Farewells Margaret McCracken was originally She was honoured by being spent on a farm at Manurewa from Auckland and moved to made a Paul Harris Fellow in 2014. and at a cottage at Weymouth on the Glenn Keaney Tauranga later in life. She was Manukau harbour. She trained to become The entire Acorn team predeceased by her husband Tom, Anne owned the dairy next to the a teacher and went on to spend many appreciates Glenn’s her son Martin, and her daughter local theatre in Te Puke, which years teaching, mainly at schools in the 8-year service to Robin Shoult. She was survived she ran on her own for 7 years South Auckland area. During this time, Acorn, particularly his by a number of close friends. with 2 young children, her son she developed a strong passion for music role as Chair from 2015 to 2019. Grant, and her daughter Sally. and loved conducting massed choirs The size of the fund has more Margaret was an extremely generous from numerous schools at the annual than tripled during that time, and woman, leaving gifts to a number Anne was later employed at the festival held at the Auckland Town Hall. Glenn worked diligently with the of local and national charities, Tauranga City Council as their property management team to prepare including Blind Low Vision NZ and manager where she worked She later moved to live in Te Puna and us for further growth. Glenn now the TECT Rescue Helicopter. for about 20 years. immersed herself in community work. joins Acorn’s Ambassadors, who Anna was the Chair of Friends of Baycourt continue to promote the foundation Her gift to Acorn was left Half of Anne's fund will assist young and particularly enjoyed supporting the to the wider community. unrestricted and will be used people with specific health or next generation of performers with their to support charities working to educational needs, and the balance annual Performing Arts youth scholarship. Jo Gravit support those in need in is unrestricted. We send a huge thank the Western Bay of Plenty. Half of Anna’s fund supports performing you to Jo Gravit, who and creative arts and animal welfare or served on the Acorn the training of dogs for personal Distributions team for assistance, while the remaining 50% eight years, concluding her service in is unrestricted. 2019. Jo admirably represented the needs of the Western Bay of Plenty, particularly in her expertise area of which was established in 2000. She has Distributions Committee: housing affordability and availability. held various Board positions, including Welcome to Acorn We are thrilled to welcome three Tourism Bay of Plenty, Wakeboarding New Staff: Zealand and currently sits on the Good new volunteers to our Distributions Sarah Johnson Neighbour and Enterprise Angels Boards. Committee in 2020. The Distributions Committee is responsible New Chair: As Acorn continues to grow, Michelle has a passion for using her business so does work on the skills to give back to the community. Michelle for assessing and approving the applications Lesley Jensen for funding that the Acorn Foundation administration side of things. is married with two teenage daughters The Acorn team are excited to Which is why we are very excited to welcome and lives in Te Puna. Her interests include receives. Committee members utilise the Sarah Johnson to the Acorn team! Sarah gardening and spending time with family Vital Signs Report which provides evidence- welcome our new Chair, joined Acorn in November 2019 as Office and friends. Michelle’s appointment was based research to prioritise Acorn's funding. Lesley Jensen, who was Administrator and is fast learning the ropes. ratified by Priority One, who has recently Annabel Bayes elected following Glenn Sarah moved to Tauranga in 2004 on an joined the list of outside organisations who "I am thrilled to become Keaney’ retirement in overseas adventure after graduating from the help select the Trustees for the Acorn Board. part of Acorn and contribute November 2019. Lesley is an active University of Lincolnshire, England. She had to the fantastic work of the partner in Puketiro Farm, a Tauranga- previously spent a year studying business Investment Advisory foundation and the positive based dairy farming and orchard at Auckland University of Technology, Committee: impact it has on so many business. In addition, she is a but as soon as she visited Tauranga, she lives. I look forward to being part of Acorn's Community Magistrate who sits on the knew this was the place she was going to John Selby continued growth into the future and the make her new home. Sarah is kept busy Welcome to John Selby, meaningful difference helping many people bench of District Courts throughout the with her two young daughters and her who has recently joined in our communities across the Bay of Plenty." Bay of Plenty and Midland regions. husband who has been heavily involved in the Acorn Investment Lesley previously served as Deputy the community rugby scene. When Sarah Advisory Committee. John Julie Carlson Chair of the Acorn Foundation and has a free moment, you may spot her retired after working as a partner at Julie has a strong community spent three years on the Acorn running or cycling around one of the many PwC in Wellington for 24 years. He has focus and a passion for Distributions Committee. beautiful spots that Tauranga has to offer. spent the past eight years focusing on helping others, with a special Lori, Margot and Jo are enjoying having some governance work, and he and his wife have interest in the environment extra hands in the office – so, welcome Sarah! moved to Mount Maunganui full-time. and the arts. She is excited to Lesley has served as Board Chair and John currently serves as Independent join Acorn and wants to play a role in Trustee on the Tauranga Girls' College Trustee: Chair for Booster Investment Management improving the well-being of our region. and Pyes Pa School Boards and has sat Michelle Malcolm and Booster Assurance (funds under on the Bay of Plenty Medical Ethics We are delighted to welcome management $3B) and is a director Jo Franks Committee. Prior to raising her family, Acorn's newest trustee, or chair of four other organisations. “I am excited and eager she worked in Community Health We really appreciate John for to contribute to Acorn as Michelle Malcolm, who Management. Lesley is married with joined the Acorn Board in volunteering his expertise to Acorn! part of the Distributions two daughters and enjoys tramping December 2019. Michelle is a Chartered Committee; it means Accountant and Business Advisor, and the world to me to be making a real and travel. Lesley was appointed to the founding Partner of Findex Tauranga, difference to people’s everyday lives.” Board in June 2015.

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