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Grant Recipient Approved 1St Mt Albert St Judes Scout Group $4,500 A.I.M Grant Recipient Approved 1st Mt Albert St Judes Scout Group $4,500 A.I.M. (Adults in Motion) Inc $6,450 About Tern (under the umbrella of Te Arai Beach Preservation Society Inc.) $6,090 Abuse Prevention Services Inc. $30,000 Action Education Inc $10,000 ADHD Association Inc $8,000 Adult Literacy Franklin Inc. $9,229 Adult Literacy Tamaki Auckland Inc. $75,000 Adventure Specialties Trust $75,000 AFL New Zealand Inc $60,000 African Connection Aotearoa Trust Board $10,000 Age Concern Auckland Inc. $18,800 Age Concern Counties/Manukau Inc. $45,000 Age Concern Rodney Incorporated $20,000 Age Concern Whangarei (Inc) $20,000 Ahipara Sandhoppers Early Childhood Centre Inc $8,000 Ahuroa Primary School $4,000 Air Scouts - Captain Musick $40,000 Air Training Corps - No. 5 Squadron Rodney $7,038 Akoranga Child Care Centre Inc. $10,000 Allergy New Zealand Inc. $45,000 Alzheimers Society Northland Inc. $15,000 Ambury Park Centre for Riding Therapy Inc. $15,167 Anawhata Museum Trust $6,500 Anglican Parish Of Waimate North $8,000 Anglican Trust for Women & Children $57,750 Aoga A Le Teuila Pre-School Trust $10,000 Aoga Amata Pacific Island Church Avondale Trust $5,000 A'oga Fa'a Samoa Incorporated $8,000 Aotea Community Radio Trust $15,000 Aotea Family Support Group Charitable Trust $20,000 Aotea Youth Symphony Inc. $9,600 Aotearoa Martial Arts Academy NZ Inc $15,000 Aphasia New Zealand (APHASIANZ) Charitable Trust $12,000 Arapohue Primary School $5,000 Aratika Water Sports Club Inc. $20,000 Architecture for Humanity Auckland Chapter $5,000 Ardmore Marist Rugby & Sports Club Inc $10,000 Art in the Dark Trust $30,000 Art Kaipara Inc. $14,000 Artists Alliance Inc $330,000 Arts Access Aotearoa Whakahauhau Katoa o Hanga Charitable Trust $20,000 Arts Regional Trust $10,000 Artspace (Aotearoa) Trust $60,000 ArtsXL Charitable Trust $3,111 Association for Spinal Concerns Inc $10,000 Asthma Society (Northland) Inc. $30,000 Atamira Dance Collective Charitable Trust $50,000 Auckland Asthma Society Inc. $50,000 Auckland Badminton Association Inc $79,000 Auckland Basketball Services Ltd. $40,000 Auckland Central Multiple Birth Club Inc. $2,000 Auckland Central Sports Trust $100,000 Auckland Chamber Orchestra Trust Board $100,000 Auckland Children's Theatre Academy Trust $10,000 Auckland Choral Society Inc $15,000 Auckland City Mission $100,000 Auckland Cricket Association Inc $600,000 Auckland Curling Club Inc. $5,000 Auckland Disability Providers Network $10,000 Auckland District Kidney Society Inc. $50,000 Auckland Down Syndrome Association Inc. $20,000 Auckland Festival of Photography Trust $30,000 Auckland Festival Trust $150,000 Auckland Fringe Trust (under the umbrella of Regional Facilities Auckland) $50,000 Auckland Land Search and Rescue $10,000 Auckland Latin American Community Inc $10,000 Auckland Museum Trust Board $20,000 Auckland Philharmonia Trust $225,000 Auckland Pistol Club Inc $16,410 Auckland Refugee Council Inc. $54,000 Auckland Regional Migrant Services Charitable Trust $20,000 Auckland Secondary Schools Music Festival Trust $9,500 Auckland Sexual Abuse HELP Foundation Charitable Trust $75,000 Auckland Single Parent's Trust and Te Kaitiakitanga Tamaki Makaurau O Te Matua K $2,000 Auckland Studio Potters Inc. $10,000 Auckland Symphony Orchestra Inc. $15,000 Auckland Theatre Company Limited $130,000 Auckland University Judo Club Inc. $9,660 Auckland Women's Health Council Inc. $7,000 Auckland Writers' And Readers' Festival Charitable Trust $80,000 Auckland Youth Choir (Inc) $11,000 AUSA Outdoor Shakespeare Trust $10,000 Autism New Zealand Inc $30,000 Awanui Playcentre $10,000 Bach Musica NZ Inc. $30,000 Bandstand Under the Stars (under the umbrella of Regional Facilities Auckland) $10,000 Baptist Union Of New Zealand $50,000 Bay of Islands Amateur Swimming Club Inc $10,000 Bay Of Islands Gymnastics Club Inc. $19,828 Bay of Islands International Academy $4,000 Bay of Islands Maritime Park Inc $19,940 Bay of Islands Waldorf Education Trust $6,340 Bay Olympic Soccer and Sports Association Inc. $10,000 Bays Community Housing Trust $10,000 Bays Youth Community Trust $10,000 Baysport Inc. $10,996 Bayview Early Learning Centre $8,000 Be Free Inc. $10,000 Bears Netball and Sports Academy Inc. $8,139 Beneficiaries Advocacy and Information Service Inc. $7,000 Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust $15,000 Big Buddy Mentoring Trust $50,000 Big Omaha Maritime Historical Trust $5,000 Birkdale Intermediate School $5,000 Boccia New Zealand Inc. $5,550 Body Positive Inc. $40,000 Bombay Playcentre $8,000 Brainwave Trust Aotearoa $29,757 Bream Bay Swimming Club Inc. $10,000 Brothers in Arms Charitable Trust Board $42,900 C.A.R.E. Waitakere Trust $30,000 Camellia House Inc $45,000 CAN-B Trust $5,000 Carers New Zealand $20,000 Central Auckland Parents Centre Inc. $2,377 Centre City Music Theatre Society Inc. $10,000 Centre For Social Impact New Zealand Limited $487,860 Chamber Music New Zealand Trust Board $50,000 Children's Autism Foundation $15,000 Chinese New Settlers Services Trust $100,000 Chinese Senior Citizens Health Exercise Group Inc. $4,680 Christians Against Poverty New Zealand $20,000 Circability Trust $39,381 City Of Auckland Pipe Band Inc $16,856 Clayton Park School $3,400 Coast Swimming Club Inc $10,000 Coastguard Northern Region Inc. $400,000 Cockle Bay Tennis Club Inc $19,000 Community Energy Network Inc $67,000 Community Enterprise Network (NZ) Trust $12,691 Community Waitakere Charitable Trust $10,000 Connected Media Charitable Trust $100,000 Council for Mental Well-Being Trust $10,000 Counselling Services Centre $50,000 Counties Manukau Basketball Association $20,000 Counties Manukau Gymnastics Inc. $10,000 Counties Manukau Pacific Trust $50,000 Counties Manukau Sports Foundation $229,500 Crowdstorm (under the umbrella of TAPAC The Auckland Performing Arts Centre at Western Springs Inc.) $13,000 Culture Heritage and Arts Resource Trust $95,000 Cystic Fibrosis Association of New Zealand $25,000 Dance Aoteoroa New Zealand Ltd (DANZ) $80,000 Dargaville Amateur Swimming Club Inc. $7,134 Dargaville Dalmatian Social Club Inc. $5,000 Dargaville High School $4,000 Dawson Primary School $5,000 Dayspring Trust $63,200 De Paul House $40,000 Diabetes NZ Inc. - Auckland Branch $30,642 Diabetes Project Trust (DPT) $20,000 Diversityworks Charitable Trust Inc $19,510 Dominion Road School $5,000 Doubtless Bay Kindergarten $10,000 Dress For Success (Northland) Inc. $12,000 Dynamix Sports Inc. $11,649 Early Learning Counties Manukau - Alfriston College $10,000 East Auckland Home & Budget Service Charitable Trust $15,000 East Coast Bays United Softball Club Inc. $10,000 East Tamaki Primary School $5,000 Eastern Refuge Society Inc. $50,000 Eastern Sports Club Auckland Inc $44,603 Ecomatters Environment Trust $19,500 ECPAT Child Alert Trust $15,000 EDUK8 Charitable Trust $34,537 Ellerslie Playcentre $10,000 Ellerslie Theatrical Society Inc. $4,794 Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority $2,430,000 English Language Partners Auckland South Inc $10,472 English Language Partners New Zealand Inc. $6,195 English Language Partners North Shore Inc $14,330 EnsembleImpact Educational Trust $10,000 Environmental Defence Society Inc. $10,000 Environmental Education for Resource Sustainability Trust $5,000 Epilepsy Association of New Zealand $20,000 Equestrian 4 Everyone $3,637 Essentially Men Education Trust $33,000 Estuary Arts Charitable Trust $20,000 Falepipi he Mafola Niuean Handcraft Group Inc. $10,000 Family Action - Whanau Toa $50,000 Family Support (Mid North) $14,374 Far North Community Foodbank Trust $8,592 Father and Child Trust $15,000 Fetu'u Moana Catholic Early Childhood Centre $8,000 Finlayson Park Kindergarten $10,000 Finlayson Park School $40,000 First Foundation $20,000 Franklin Family Support Trust $50,000 Franklin Gymsports Inc. $12,897 Freemans Bay Playcentre $4,766 Freemans Bay School $5,000 Friends of Mt Roskill Primary School Endeavour Centre Charitable Trust $20,000 Friends of Oakley Creek (Te Auaunga) Inc $49,250 Friends of Rangikapiti Reserve Society Inc. $19,977 Friends of Whatipu Inc. $15,000 Galaxy Sports Trust $10,000 Generation Zero Inc. $2,000 Genesis Youth Trust $100,000 George Street Kindergarten $10,000 Glen Eden Playcentre $8,000 Glen Innes Family Centre Charitable Trust $19,828 Glenavon School $5,000 Glenbrae Primary School $40,000 Glendene Playcentre $10,000 Glendowie Bowling Club Inc. $10,000 Golf Northland Inc. $41,120 Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Trust New Zealand $72,535 Great Barrier Island Charitable Trust $11,700 Great Barrier Island Community Health Trust $9,163 Great Barrier Island Community Heritage and Arts Village Trust $57,650 Great Potentials Foundation $100,000 Grey Lynn Park Festival Trust $10,000 Grow New Zealand Inc. $16,692 Guardians of the Bay of Islands Inc. $90,000 Habitat For Humanity (Northland) Ltd. $20,000 Habitat for Humanity Auckland Ltd. $40,000 Halau Ka Waikahe Lani Malie $2,000 Hato Petera College $5,000 He Iwi Kotahi Tatou Trust $133,000 He Oranga Poutama ki Tamaki (under the umbrella of Sport Waitakere Trust) $75,000 He Puna Marama Charitable Trust $442,940 He Waka Eke Noa Charitable Trust $40,000 Health Link North Inc. $15,000 Hearing Dogs for Deaf People New Zealand $19,500 Heart Movement (under the umbrella of Te Waipuna Puawai Mercy Oasis) $14,000 Helensville Pony Club Inc. $12,000 Helensville Women & Family Centre $40,000 Henderson Croquet Club Inc. $8,472 Henderson Intermediate School $4,000 Henderson Valley Playcentre $8,000 Herekino School $5,000 Hestia Rodney Women's Refuge Inc $30,000 Hibiscus Coast Family Services Inc. $22,000 Hibiscus Coast Youth Council Inc. $10,000 Hikurangi Friendship House Charitable Trust $8,100 Hikurangi Primary School $5,000 Hillpark Kindergarten $10,000 Hillpark Primary School $4,000 Hillsborough Junior Athletics Club Inc $6,000 Hindu Heritage Research Foundation (NZ) $5,000 HIPPY South Kaipara Charitable Trust $30,000 Hokianga Tui-Tuia Trust $2,500 Holy Cross Catholic School (Henderson) $5,000 Holy Trinity Cathedral $650,000 Home & Family Counselling Inc $100,000 Homebuilders Family Services North Rodney Inc.
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