LION FOUNDATION

2021 ANNUAL REPORT Our aim is to be New Zealand’s leading charitable trust, nationally recognised and respected for helping New Zealanders achieve great things in the community. We value integrity, compelling us to act honestly, ethically and transparently. For 36 years we have been working with NZ communities to make a difference. During this time we have granted over $985 million to support community projects across the country. In the last financial year we distributed more than $35 million to community-based organisations. We’re here to make a difference.

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“We can’t do the work we do without the help of generous supporters like The Lion Foundation.” – Dr Claire Achmad, General Manager Advocacy, Fundraising, Marketing & Communications THETHETHE LION LION LION FOUNDATION FOUNDATIONFOUNDATION | CHAIRMAN | CHAIRMAN AND AND CEO CEO REPORT REPORT Chairman and CEO Report CHAIRMAN’SCHAIRMAN’S REPORT REPORT CHIEFCHIEF EXECUTIVE’S EXECUTIVE’S REPORT REPORT Chairman’sThe LionThe FoundationLion Report Foundation has continued has continued its proud its proudthan inthan March in March 2020, 2020, when, when,as a nationas a nationwe weWhat anWhatChief interesting an interestingExecutive’s end to end our to2019/2020 our Report 2019/2020 financial financial year asyear as record of community fundraising over the past experienced a life changing pandemic. the Covid-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges I have had therecord privilege of community of writing thisfundraising message over to the the pastplatforms experienced disappear a lifeoverseas changing and pandemic.no resulting funding theWell, Covid-19 our 2020/21 pandemic financial presented year unprecedentedhas certainly beenchallenges an year, withyear, $38,296,847with $38,296,847 being beingdistributed distributed to Despiteto these unchartered times, The Lion - not only- not for only The for Lion The Foundation, Lion Foundation, our venue our venueoperators operators and and Lion Foundationsupport community forprojects several throughoutyears. Each Newyear is distributedDespite withinthese uncharteredNew Zealand. times, In addition,The Lionthe as entire interesting Class 4 one. sector, but also for our country as a whole. I am in awe ofsupport the impact community that the fundingprojects distributed throughout to NewFoundationunregulated Foundation wasplatforms, ablewas thetoable riskmaintain to of maintaingambling its strong harmits strong simply the entire Class 4 sector, but also for our country as a whole. Zealand. This represents our sixth consecutive Although COVID 19 was and remains a massive challenge community organisationsZealand. This has represents – none more our sixthso in consecutivethese positioncannot position be within measured withinthe accurately sectorthe sectorthrough or managed. through prudent prudent Despite Despite the impact the impact of the 75-dayof the 75-day lockdown lockdown period periodwhich whichwas was year of increased community funding year on for all, I feel it did bring our communities closer together, particularly challengingyear of increased times; of thecommunity positive impactfunding that year financialon financial governance, governance, highly highly effective effective imposed imposed nine days nine before days beforethe end the of endour offinancial our financial year, 2019year, 2019 year. We continue to improve systems and processes improved collaboration and certainly put many aspects of community organisationsyear. have on their communities; practices,practices, and robust and robustdisciplines. disciplines. We refocused We refocused has beenhas another been another successful successful year for year The for Lion The Foundation. Lion Foundation. to minimise harm from problem gambling in the life into perspective. For our team at The Lion Foundation, it and of theSince commitment Since1985 1985The of stakeholders LionThe FoundationLion Foundationand staff has as nowtheyhas nowour grantour policiesgrant policies to ensure to ensure that funding that funding was wasAs a result of a great team effort from our hard working communities we operate. Our preferred approach is to Ashas ahighlighted result of howa great exposed team the effort community from ourfunding hard model working navigatedistributed the challengesdistributed over faced $950over by $950million the sector. million to help to peoplehelp people targeted targeted towards towards the delivery the delivery of valuable of valuable and andvenue operators, our suppliers, industry partners, our not shy away from the risk that comes with any gambling venueis to any operators, detrimental oureffects suppliers, on the hospitality industry industrypartners, and our do gooddo thingsgood things– something – something we regard we regard as an as essentialan essential services services by community by community organisations organisations dedicated staff, along with the support and guidance This yearimpressive has been achievement. exceptional - and one that will not throughoutactivity, but New to engageZealand. fully and work collaboratively dedicatedour venue partners.staff, along It has forcedwith theus tosupport re-assess, and approach guidance impressive achievement. throughout New Zealand. from ourfrom Board, our Board, we were we onwere track on totrack deliver to deliver close closeto $40 to $40 easily beEvery forgotten. year asWe Imust pen pause this toreport, remember I continue those Wewith are the proud problem that sincegambling the Level health 4 Lockdownservices and millionthe things in community differently funding. and explore However, opportunities due to our toinability do things to that have sufferedEvery a yeartragic asloss I ofpen a lovedthis report,one, and I forcontinue Department We are of proud Internal that Affairs since tothe enhance Level 4 Lockdownand develop millionbetter. It in is community important that funding. we learn However, from those due to experiences our inability to to be toin beawe in ofawe the of positivethe positive impact impact that thatperiod periodwe have we havedistributed distributed almost almost $5m $5mto togenerate generate funds fundsover the over last the 9 lastdays 9 ofdays the offinancial the financial year, ouryear, our those incommunity the world that organisations continue to do havebattle againston their an supportbetter Harm these Minimisation community initiatives.organisations in their final grantsas we lookdistribution to improve total the was sustainability $38.3m - ofwhich our isfundraising still an ever evolving andcommunity threatening organisations virus. So many haveaspects on of their support these community organisations in their finaland ensure grants those distribution funds are total delivering was $38.3m maximum - whichbenefit. is still an communities. Being able, in an efficient and direOur timecore of purpose need. is distributing funds to communityextremely satisfying achievement. our ‘way of life’communities. have been disrupted Being andable, forever in an changed. efficient and dire time of need. extremely satisfying achievement. effectiveeffective way, toway, support to support these theseorganisations organisations Theorganisations Lion Foundation across remainsNew Zealand. committed Our toGrants its TeamWe are We very are proud very ofproud our Trusteesto have beenand team able whoto continue continued to fundto The financialin making (and a other) difference vulnerabilities is our “why”.of charitable It is have developedThe Lion Foundation initiatives to remains ensure thatcommitted how to toaccess its Wecommunity are very organisationsproud of our Trusteesthroughout and Newteam Zealandwho continued at a to in making a difference is our “why”. It responsibilitiesis responsibilities in respect in respect of problem of problem gambling gambling work tirelesslywork tirelessly from their from home their homeoffice officeenvironments environments through through- - organisationsalways alwayswithin incredibly Newincredibly humblingZealand humbling communities and inspiring and inspiringhave to and,fundingto as issuch, more continues easily understood to work diligentlyand actioned to by outour thistime restricted when they period needed so that that wefunding could the continue most. Ultimately, to fund it been exposedread the by list COVID of grant 19. recipients Our community every year. funding communities.and, as such,By way continues of example, to workthe introductiondiligently to of outis what this werestricted are here period for and so why that we we exist. could I wish continue to express to fund read the list of grant recipients every year. supportsupport our venue our venueoperators operators and customers. and customers. communitycommunity infrastructure infrastructure projects projects and critical and critical services services to help to help model isDuring clearly the exposed past yearto anywe detrimentalsaid farewell effects to informative webinars has proven to be a valuable tool.address my some gratitude of the and challenges thanks to facing our Board our country. of Trustees for their on New Zealand’sDuring hospitalitythe past sector.year weThe saidpandemic farewell Ourto venuesOur venues continue continue to beto ourbe mostour most addresscontinued some support of the throughout challenges the facingyear, particularly our country. through our Chief Executive Murray Reade. While I wish to acknowledge and thank my fellow Trustees has furthermoreour exposed Chief Executivethe vulnerabilities Murray ofReade. our key Whileimportant important business business partners. partners. Without Without their theirThe yearThethe sawinitialyear many lockdownsaw manychanges period. changes across Their acrossgovernance the organisation the organisationand guidance and and the Board was very sad to see him go, he for the dedication and commitment shown to The Lion business partnersthe Board– the wasvenues very at sadwhich to wesee operate him go, loyalty,he loyalty, support support and commitment and commitment to problem to problem none nonemoreallowed moreso us than to soachieve thethan departure athe great departure balance of our betweenof Chief our Executive,Chiefensuring Executive, the departed with our best wishes and grati- Foundation. The prudent governance of Jackie Lloyd, Class 4 gaming.departed Our sincerest with appreciationour best wishes is expressed and gratigambling,- gambling, authorised authorised purpose purpose funds wouldfunds wouldnot notMurray Murraysustainability Reade. Reade. Murray of Murraythe has business overseen has overseen whilst significant continuing significant change to meetchange in the our in the tude for a job extremely well done. After a Sarah Smith, Peter Kean, David Steele and Murray Gutry to our venue operatorstude for a- withoutjob extremely whom thewell impact done. we After be a generated.be generated. As an Asorganisation, an organisation, we extend we extend way wewayfunding operate we obligations.operate and his and inclusive, his inclusive, humble humble leadership leadership style style rigorous recruitment process, the Board was has provided a solid platform enabling the maintenance of make in New Zealandrigorous would recruitment simply notprocess, be possible. the Board The wasa special a special thank thankyou to you every to oneevery of one our ofvenue our venueallowed allowed us to usgrow to andgrow develop and develop across across all aspects all aspects of the of the delighted to appoint Tony Goldfinch as his a funding lifeline to over 3000 community organisations The fact we were able to return over 42% of revenue to resilience showndelighted by the venueto appoint operators Tony is Goldfincha lesson for as operators.his operators. organisation.organisation. Murray Murray has left has the left organisation the organisation in a strongin a strong replacement.replacement. Tony hasTony been has withbeen the with organi the organi- in- a challenging year. I also wish to acknowledge positionand Authorised and I wishPurposes to acknowledgethroughout New the Zealand, contribution despite he the us all. sation for several years, has a deep knowledge As NewAs ZealandNew Zealand emerges emerges from thefrom effects the effectsof of position and I wish to acknowledge the contribution he sation for several years, has a deep knowledgeCovid-19,thank Debbie we Sewwill Hoycontinue for her tocontribution support ouras a Futuremade madechallengesto The toLion The weFoundation Lion were Foundation faced throughout with, throughout shows his tenurethat his we tenureas gotChief asthat Chief It is withof tremendous the organisation,of the organisation, pride itsthat customers, I itsconfirm customers, stakeholders that The stakeholders Lion Director Covid-19, under the we Institute will continueof Directors to Futuresupport Directors ourExecutive. balance I would right andalso is liketestament to convey to our my focus thanks on ensuring and & staff as well as the challenges we face. Tony's venue venueoperators, operators, who in who addition in addition to surviving to surviving Executive. I would also like to convey my thanks and Foundation has& continued staff as well its asproud the challengeslegacy of maximising we face. Tony's withinProgramme. a complex industry, now face some appreciationappreciationwe are tooperating Simon to Simon efficiently,Whyte Whyte and responsibly all and our all Trustees ourand Trusteessustainably for their for totheir its returnexperience of funding toand the community.attributes Notwithstandingmake him within a complex industry, now face some maximise our return to the community. experience and attributes make himharshFinally, economic I must also challenges. acknowledge the efforts of the entiresupport support and guidance and guidance throughout throughout the year the which year whichhas helped has helped a substantialuniquely decline qualified in revenue to lead due The to Lion the Foundationimpact of harsh economic challenges. uniquely qualified to lead The Lion Foundationteam of The Lion Foundation who have worked tirelesslyfacilitate facilitateIt hasan extremely been an extremelyanother smooth challengingsmooth transition transition ofyear leadership. in of termsleadership. of local COVID 19,in itswe next have stage returned of development $35mil to the in community what will be in Finally, I wish to acknowledge the Board of in its next stage of development in what will bethroughout Finally, the I wishyear toto maximiseacknowledge the supportthe Board that ofOne we councilof the policyinitiatives reviews, withMurray most introducedcouncils seeking was to adoptthe this financialan interesting period. butWe challenginghave increased period. funding within Trustees of The Lion Foundation. In October One of the initiatives Murray introduced was the an interesting but challenging period. provideTrustees our venues of The and Lionthe community. Foundation. In Octoberestablishment a sinking oflid Regionalapproach andGrants many Committees. lobbyists using Our the RGC’s COVID the Health sector, as well as ensuring that valuable and 2019 we were pleased to welcome Debbie establishment of Regional Grants Committees. Our RGC’s I also I wishalso towish acknowledge to acknowledge the other the otherteam team 2019 we were pleased to welcome Debbiecontinue 19 lockdownto provide as aregional platform knowledgeto promote theand dis-establishment insights to essential community programmes and services continue SewIn a fewHoy monthsas a Futurewe will Trusteereach a tosignificant The Lion milestone continue to provide regional knowledge and insights to membersmembers who continuewho continue to work to tirelesslywork tirelessly to to Sew Hoy as a Future Trustee to The Lionensure of ourthe sector.funding is directed into areas that provide Foundationwhen The LionBoard Foundation as part exceedsof the Organisathe distribution- of ensure our funding is directed into areas that provide to be delivered.maintainmaintain the organisation’s the organisation’s respected respected position position Foundation Board as part of the Organisapositive- support to the local communities from where funds tion’smore Futurethan $1 Directors billion toprogramme. the New ZealandOur highly community positiveI would likesupport to thank to the those local organisations communities and from community where funds The within withinthe sector. the has sector. highlighted the importance tion’s Future Directors programme. Our highlyare generated. ‘year that was’ experiencedsince its establishment and committed in the mid Trustees– 1980’s. Thank– you aregroups generated. that have written submissions to councils in support we continueLast yearto place I reported on ensuring that we that were we provideplanning safe to experienced and committed Trustees – Last year I reported that we were planning Jackietoto all those Lloyd, persons Sarah who haveSmith, made Peter this levelKean, of fundingThroughout of the theClass year 4 sector,we continued particularly to focus those on who supporting presented our their physicalreview environments and improve where our adults practices can andenjoy explore legal Jackie Lloyd, Sarah Smith, Peter Kean, Throughout the year we continued to focus on supporting our review and improve our practices and exploreDavidpossible. Steele, Murray Gutry - continue to make venuessubmissions through investment, in person improving at council our hearings. compliance, It is important harm gambling.strategies Lobbyists so thathave we used were wellthe equippedpandemic to as face a David Steele, Murray Gutry - continue to make venues through investment, improving our compliance, harm strategies so that we were well equipped to facea valuable contribution and I thank them for their minimisationthat the and decision service makers practices. hear first-hand the good that platformfuture to promote challenges. the dis-establishment I am therefore ofpleased the sector to a valuable contribution and I thank them for their minimisation and service practices. future challenges. I am therefore pleased dedicationto and continued service. I wishcomes to fromexpress the communitymy appreciation funding model.of all We our appreciate key referencingreport the that harm by causedactively byengaging gambling with in Newkey dedication and continued service. I wish to express my appreciation of all our key report that by actively engaging with key stakeholdersthat this and can industry be a daunting partners, task as at well times as andour itteam is greatly at Zealand.industry Amongst stakeholders other things, throughout the COVID the19 pastlockdown year stakeholders and industry partners, as well as our team at industry stakeholders throughout the past year The Lionappreciated. Foundation, for their hard work and effort period demonstratedwe have been that able gambling to continue and ourthe riskstrong of The Lion Foundation, for their hard work and effort we have been able to continue our strong throughout the year. We have a great team and everyone harm doessupport not stop, of venueit simply operators shifts to otherand forms.community Lotto, throughoutA huge thanks the year.as always We haveto all a ourgreat hardworking team and venueeveryone support of venue operators and community plays an important part in ensuring we operate in a Racing, organisations.Sports Betting and online casino platforms all playsoperators an andimportant those who part have in joinedensuring The Lionwe Foundationoperate in a organisations. manner which best represents the fundamental purpose of experienced significant growth over the lockdown period. Simon Whyte mannerthroughout which our best2020/21 represents financial the fundamentalyear. Your support purpose is of The benefitsThe benefits of constantly of constantly reviewing reviewing our our Simon Whyte the Gambling Act – to sustainably provide funding support Sadly, thebusiness funds derivedpractises from was offshore never online more gambling evident – Chairman thegreatly Gambling appreciated. Act – Ultimatelyto sustainably without provide you, thefunding Class support 4 business practises was never more evident – Chairman to the community.tocommunity the community. funding model simply doesn’t function and we The biggestTheare committedbiggest thanks thanks must to continuing alwaysmust always go to to improve ourgo tovenue ourour venueoperatorsservice operators and Life EducationLife Education Trust Trust NZ NZ and staffandsupport forstaff oftheir yourfor supporttheir venues. support and hardand workhard throughoutwork throughout the the $75,000 Grant year. Quiteyear. simply,Quite simply, without without our venues our venues there wouldthere wouldbe no be no $75,000 Grant communityI would funds. also likeThe toCovid-19 thank and level acknowledge 4 lockdown the period, staff for The Lion Foundation has communitytheir effort andfunds. commitment The Covid-19 throughout level 4the lockdown year, but period,in The Lion Foundation has when whenvenues venues were forcedwere forcedto close, to close,highlighted highlighted the vitally the vitally supported Life Education Trust particular through the initial COVID 19 lockdown period. supported Life Education Trust importantimportant role they role play they in play the Communityin the Community Funding Funding Model. Model. NZ since 2012. The latest grant The team worked tirelessly over that seven week period NZ since 2012. The latest grant As we inlook a challengingahead, I am and sure unique we willworking all continue environment. to face That was towards the salary costs for As we look ahead, I am sure we will all continue to face was towards the salary costs for economiceconomiccommitment and social and and socialCovid-19 business Covid-19 related continuity related challenges. allowed challenges. us It isto criticalmaintain It is critical the Programmethe Programme and Development and Development that wethatour continue venuewe continue and to supportcommunity to support our support venues our venuesand through meant through investment we were investment well Manager,Manager, the Marketing the Marketing and and and innovationandpositioned innovation to to ensure face to the ensure they challenging have they thehave months tools the and toolsahead. support and support to to Communications Manager and recover from the impacts of the pandemic and withstand the Communications Manager and recoverLooking fromforward, the ourimpacts focus of is the to pandemiccontinue to and invest withstand in our the the Education Support Manager. challenges ahead. the Education Support Manager. challengesoperators, peopleahead. and innovation, using insights gained We willWefrom also willour stakeholdercontinuallyalso continually surveysstrive striveto driveenhance to new enhance initiatives.what whatwe We do willwe do “More “Morethan 85% than of85% primary of primary and and and howandcontinue wehow do our we it commitment bydo activelyit by actively to exploring addressing exploring opportunities gambling opportunities harm that and that IntermediateIntermediate schools schools use our use our ensure community funding revenue streams and the specialist teachers to support their ensure ourcommunity business agility funding and remoterevenue capability streams enable and us the specialist teachers to support their sustainabilitysustainabilityto deliver of venue the ofClass support the Class4 insector all 4 work sectorare environments. maintained are maintained into the into the children’schildren’s learning. learning. Growing Growing up up future.future. today is complex and teaching Young Enterprisetoday is complex Trust and teaching The Lion Foundation’s support ensures we can respond resilience,resilience, learning learning tactics tactics for for The Lion Foundation’s support ensures we can respond managing stress and navigating to the needsto the needsof our ofdiverse our diverse communities communities and support and support “The fundingmanaging from The Lion stress Foundation and navigating allowschildren’s us to provide mental authentic, and physical engaging wellbeing.” learning experiences to over throughthrough a digital a digitalworld buildsworld builds children’s mental and physical wellbeing.” 4,700 students a year to help them develop the skills and attributes that will set them up for life.” Tony Goldfinch strengthstrength from an from early an age. early age. – John– JohnO’Connell, O’Connell, CEO CEO Tony Goldfinch – Terry Shubkin, Chief Executive – Chief– ExecutiveChief Executive

3 3 3 THE LION FOUNDATION’S Regions and Personnel

The Lion Foundation NORTHERN REGIONAL helps hundreds of thousands GRANTS COMMITTEE Peter Kean (Chair) of Kiwis do great things in Wayne Shelford their communities. Julie Coney Georgie Witehira Marilyn Nicholls

WAIKATO / BOP REGIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE Murray Gutry (Chair) Tarena Ranui

Andy Roche

CENTRAL REGIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE Jackie Lloyd (Chair) Liz Mellish SOUTHERN Liz Read REGIONAL GRANTS COMMITTEE Sarah Smith (Chair) Paul Allison Doug Paulin

LEADERSHIP TEAM: Tony Goldfinch – Chief Executive Rachael Dent – Organisational Performance Manager Samantha Alexander – Compliance Manager Rob Cooney – Chief Financial Officer Philip Steele – National Operations Manager Tom Smith – National Grants Manager

TRUSTEES:

Simon Whyte Murray Gutry Sarah Smith Jackie Lloyd Peter Kean David Steele Debbie Sew Hoy – Chairman – Trustee – Trustee – Trustee – Trustee – Trustee – IoD Future Director Participant

4 LOCALLOCAL PEOPLE PEOPLE INVOLVED INVOLVED IN MAKING IN LOCAL DECISIONS MAKING LOCAL DECISIONS

MAIN BOARD

NORTHERN WAIKATO / BOP CENTRAL SOUTHERN REGIONAL GGRANTS REGIONAL GGRANTS REGIONAL GGRANTS REGIONAL GGRANTS COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE COMMITTEE

LIICENSING TRUSTTRU AREASSTS

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The Lion Foundation touches the lives of thousands of New Zealanders and their communities every day, 365 days of the year.

Perry Outdoor Education Trust $120,000 Grant Perry Outdoor Education Trust (POET) equips schools in low socio-economic Nelson Marlborough communities develop young people by using outdoor education experiences. Rescue Helicopter The Lion Foundation has been supporting POET since 2009. Trust - $60,000 “Each year over 2000 young secondary students experience amazing natural environments, are challenged in a safe way, and learn to value and protect the places where they play. Camps take place close to home, are low cost and help build connections between students and their local environments and communities. Thank you Lion Foundation for enabling POET to deliver these opportunities.” – Karen Singers, Order of St John ManagerSouth Island Region Trust Board “We were privileged to receive major grant funding to purchase a new ambulance for Dunedin, equipped with a Lifepak15 defibrillator. It was wonderful to have The Lion Foundation team join us for the dedication ceremony and meet some of our supporters in April this year. The Lion Foundation donated ambulances are responding to a total of about 17 incidents per day within the South Island Region.” – Debbie Zwies - Fundraising and Marketing Manager, South Island Region

5 5 THE LION FOUNDATION Venues

The Lion Foundation has been generating funds for the community since 1985 to help New Zealanders achieve great things. In the 2020-2021 financial year we approved grants totalling more than $35 million to support community-based organisations across the country. This was made possible with the outstanding contributions from the owners and staff at the following venues where these funds were generated. We highly value these partnerships and thank them for their loyal support – now and into the future.

Rotorua District Council Karori Brookland Community Trust Dunedin City Council NORTHERN Copthorne Hotel Rotorua The Pickle Jar Law Courts Hotel Auckland City Council Mitchell Downs Tavern Mackies Hotel Chatori Galli Napier City Council VC’s Turf Bar Mitchells Tavern Club Rio Masonic Hotel Mornington Taphouse Grand Slam Sports Bar South Waikato District The Horse and Harvest Family Mosgiel Tavern Hops N Hooves Council Restaurant and Ale House Ocean Beach Hotel QF Tavern Hog and Hounds Sports Bar Palmerston North City Council The Baaa Sports Bar & Grill The Landing Seafood Restaurant & Bar Nexus Wine & Café Railway Hotel and Legends Bar Grey District Council Birkenhead Licensing Trust Taupo District Council Rosie O’Grady’s Palmerston North Union Hotel Inn Field dbar The Office The Good Home, Birkenhead Tauranga City Council The Workshop Invercargill City Council Wairau Sports Bar Captain Jacks Bar Rangitikei District Council Eagle Hotel Far North District Council Jack Dusty’s Ale House Station Hotel Marlborough District Council Hunter Star Hotel La Mexica South Wairarapa District Council Fairweather On Scott Lakes Sports Bar The Crow Tavern Manukau City Council Empire Hotel Featherston McSwiggans Irish Pub The Good Home Blenheim The Prospect Of Howick Tararua District Council Welcome Bay Sports Bar Woodbourne Tavern Mt Wellington Licensing Trust New Central Motor Inn & Hotel Worlds End Bar & Restaurant Nelson City Council The Corner Bar Upper Hutt City Council Thames-Coromandel District 623 In The City Longhorn Steak and Alehouse North Shore City Council Council Post Boy Hotel Tote Pub & Pizza Furnace Northcote Tavern Bucks Sports Bar & Grill The New Street Steakhouse On the Rocks Smokey Pallet Wellington City Council Wakatu Hotel Sapphire Lounge Cambridge Hotel The Junction Bar Oamaru Licensing Trust Takapuna Bar Four Kings Waikato District Council Northstar Motels Restaurant and Bar The Malt Hotel Bristol Essex Arms Sports Central Brewhouse Valentines Restaurant The Borough Taupiri Tavern Queenstown Lakes District Council Rodney District Council The Realm Bar & Grill Western Bay of Plenty Fitzpatrick’s Irish Pub Stables Sports Bar Turbo Bar District Council Zoo Bar Wanaka Bullock Bar Whangarei District Council Stadium Sports Bar Whanganui District Council Selwyn District Council Coalies Sports Bar & Grill Te Puke Hotel Sportz Bar Two Fat Possums Te Puna Tavern The Grand Hotel Tasman District Council The Boohai Hotel Motueka WAIKATO/BOP Whakatane District Council Telegraph Hotel Murupara Hotel Hamilton City Council Timaru District Council Plains Hotel Aleways Hotel SOUTHERN Copper Café and Bar Dinsdale Tavern The Quart House Bar Ashburton Licensing Trust Waimakariri District Council Te Rapa Tavern Devon Tavern Craft Bar & Kitchen Kaiapoi The Hillcrest Tavern Hinds Tavern Mainstreet Sports Bar Hauraki District Council Hotel Ashburton CENTRAL Waimate District Council Rob Roy Hotel Carterton District Council Railway Hotel Rakaia Royal Tavern Waimate Sterling Tavern Ev’s Bar Tinwald Tavern Westland District Council Kawerau District Council Gisborne District Council Buller District Council Beachfront Hotel Cayman Sports Bar Ruatoria Hotel Hotel Reefton Stumpers Matamata-Piako District Council Hastings District Council Christchurch City Council Horse and Jockey Inn Horse and Hound Hastings Glenbyre Tavern Nottingham Castle Hotel Loading Ramp Merrin Street Brewery Bar Tahuna Tavern Stortford Lodge Social Club The Sideline Sports Bar Waihou Tavern Turk’s Sports Bar and TAB Valentines Hornby New Plymouth District Council Hutt City Council Cinema Express Cafe and Bar Victoria Tavern Opotiki District Council Kapiti Coast District Council Opotiki Hotel Black Stag Pub Slim’s Bar Boundary Tap & Kitchen

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National Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Arts Foundation of N Z Inc $75,000 I H C N Z Inc $56,000 Paralympics N Z Inc $40,000 Assistance Dogs N Z $40,000 Inspiring Stories Trust $55,000 Parenting Place Charitable Trust $30,000 Asthma New Zealand Inc $15,000 Key to Life Charitable Trust $40,000 Play It Strange Trust $225,000

Athletics N Z Inc $25,000 Kids for Kids Charitable Trust $16,000 Road Safety Education Ltd $20,000 Auckland District Kidney Soc Inc $30,000 Leukaemia & Blood Cancer N Z $60,000 Rock Quest Charitable Trust $59,500 Autism N Z Inc $20,000 Life Education Trust N Z Inc $64,000 Royal N Z Ballet $110,000 Badminton N Z Inc $20,000 Malaghan Institute of Medical $200,000 Royal N Z Foundation of the Blind $25,000 Barnardos N Z $80,000 Research Royal N Z Plunket Trust $479,649 Baseball N Z Foundation $20,000 Mobility Assistance Dogs Trust $40,000 Sir Peter Blake Trust Inc $40,000 Basketball N Z Inc $180,000 Mothers Helpers $12,000 SPELD N Z Inc $30,000 Big Buddy Mentoring Trust $30,000 Netball N Z Inc $660,000 Spirit of Adventure Trust $90,000 Blue Light Ventures Inc $80,000 N Z Aids Foundation Inc $20,000 Stroke Foundation of N Z Ltd $35,000 Bowls N Z Inc $44,000 N Z Down Syndrome Assn Inc $10,000 Supporting Families in Mental Illness $30,000 Breast Cancer Foundation N Z $15,000 N Z Endometriosis Foundation $50,000 New Zealand (SFNZ) Ltd Charitable Trust Central Districts Cricket Assn Inc $175,000 Surf Life Saving N Z Inc $200,000 N Z Football Foundation $15,000 Chamber Music N Z Trust Board $32,000 Swim Coaches and Teachers of NZ Inc $6,000 N Z Football Inc $130,000 Cochlear Implant Foundation of N Z $85,000 Swimming N Z Inc $23,400 Inc N Z Golf Inc $60,000 Table Tennis N Z Inc $10,000 Coeliac N Z Inc $20,000 N Z Jet Sprint Assn Inc $8,000 Tennis N Z Inc $88,000 Cure Kids $24,000 N Z Land Search & Rescue Inc $100,000 Touch N Z Inc $75,000 Cycling N Z Inc $67,000 N Z Red Cross Inc $66,631 Yachting N Z Inc $30,000 Diabetes N Z Inc $52,000 N Z Riding for the Disabled Assn Inc $10,000 Young Enterprise Trust $720,000 Graeme Dingle Foundation $180,000 N Z Rugby League Inc $90,000 Zeal Education Trust $50,000 Halberg Foundation $40,000 N Z Softball Assn Inc $40,000 $6,335,180 Heart Kids N Z Inc $130,000 N Z Spinal Trust $90,000 Hockey N Z Inc $350,000 N Z Squash Inc $20,000 Holocaust Centre of N Z $162,000 N Z Symphony Orchestra Foundation $15,000

Road Safety Education “Huge thanks to The Lion Foundation who have continued to support our RYDA programme around the country, impacting nearly 14,000 young drivers.” – Maria Lovelock, Manager

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Northern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

A Girl Called Hope $10,000 Auckland Young Womens Christian $5,000 Chinese Senior Citizens Health $3,858 A S D Kids Community Charitable Trust $5,000 Assn (YWCA) Inc Exercise Group Inc Accounting for Charities Trust $3,000 Auckland Youth Choir Inc $2,000 Christians Against Poverty N Z $10,000 Achilles Track Club N Z Inc $2,000 Babylon Charitable Trust $4,000 Clubs of Auckland Inc $10,000 Action Education Inc $10,000 Bach Musica N Z Inc $2,000 Coast Youth Community Trust $3,195 Active Arts NZ $997 Badminton North Harbour $35,000 Cockle Bay Tennis Club Inc $2,675 Adventure Specialties Trust $5,000 Bay of Islands Budgeting Service Trust $2,964 College Rifles Rugby Union Football & $21,503 Sports Club Inc AFL N Z Inc $5,000 Bay of Islands College $1,043 Communicare - Civilian Maimed Assn $10,000 Age Concern Auckland Inc $50,000 Bayside Westhaven Little League $1,000 Baseball Club Inc (Auckland) Inc Age Concern Rodney Inc $23,660 Beach Haven Primary School $40,000 Community Education Trust Auckland $10,000 Akoranga Childcare Centre Inc $1,763 Beachhaven Bowling Club Inc $14,500 Condor Rugby Football Club Inc $20,000 Albany Community Preschool Inc $10,000 Beachhaven Tennis Club $23,885 Cornwall Districts Cricket & Sport Assn $1,500 Albany Primary School $2,550 Inc Belmont Primary School $3,000 Ambury Park Centre Inc $6,000 Counselling Services Centre $8,000 Beneficiaries Advocacy & Information $55,000

Amici Trust $4,000 Services Inc Counties Manukau Gymnastic Club Inc $3,558 Amitabha Hospice Trust $10,000 Birkdale Beachhaven Community $10,437 Counties Manukau Rugby Football $5,000 Union Inc Anxiety N Z Trust $5,000 Project Inc Cystic Fibrosis Assn of N Z $15,000 Aratika Water Sports Club Inc $3,137 Birkdale Intermediate School $34,754 Dance Therapy N Z $5,000 Atlantis City Waterpolo & Aquatic Club $1,500 Birkdale North School $50,000 Inc Birkenhead Bowling Club Inc $60,000 Dementia New Zealand Charitable $5,000 Trust Auckland & District Pipe Band Inc $3,000 Birkenhead Primary School $27,725 Dress For Success (Northland) Inc $10,000 Auckland Bands Assn Inc $2,991 Birkenhead United Assn Football & $75,000 Dunholme Lawn Tennis Club Inc $10,000 Auckland Childrens Christmas Parade $20,000 Sports Club Inc Trust Inc BMX N Z Inc $5,000 East Auckland Home & Budget Service $5,000 Charitable Trust Auckland Choral Soc Inc $10,000 Body Positive - N Z Inc $10,000 East Coast Bays & Districts Cricket $10,000 Auckland City Athletics Club Inc $3,500 Bowls North Harbour Inc $6,000 Club Inc Auckland Coastguard Inc $66,000 Bowls Orewa Inc $5,376 East Coast Bays Assn Football Club Inc $10,000 Auckland Cricket Assn Inc $120,000 Brain Injury Assn (Auckland) Inc $15,000 East Coast Bays Bridge Club Inc $4,000 Auckland Down Syndrome Assn Inc $1,960 Brain Injury Assn Northland Inc $5,000 East Coast Bays Hockey Club Inc $5,000 Auckland Dragon Boat Assn Inc $10,000 Browns Bay Bowling Club Inc $5,000 Eastern Districts Country Music Club $5,000 Auckland Festival of Photography Trust $2,000 Browns Bay Chinese Soc Inc $1,200 Inc Auckland Festival Trust $10,000 Bucklands & Eastern Beaches Tennis $3,170 Eden Rugby Club Inc $3,000 Auckland Golf Inc $10,000 Club Inc Edendale Tennis Club Inc $2,000 Auckland Grammar School $5,000 Burn Support Group Charitable Trust $10,000 Edmund Rice Camps Auckland Inc $4,825 Inc Auckland Indian Sports Club Inc $4,000 Ellerslie Amateur Athletic and Harrier $10,000 Busting With Life Dragon Boat Team Inc $6,000 Club Inc Auckland Netball Centre Inc $60,000 C C S Disability Action Auckland Inc $5,000 Ellerslie Assn Football Club Inc $4,000 Auckland Performing Arts Centre at $85,000 Western Springs Inc Campbells Bay Tennis Club Inc $2,450 Epsom Girls Grammar School $5,000 Auckland Ramayan Sanstha Trust $4,000 Cancer Soc of N Z Auckland Northland $95,000 Estuary Arts Charitable Trust $5,000 Division Inc Auckland Regional Migrant Services $3,000 Forrest Hill Milford United Football $10,000 Charitable Trust Canteen N Z Organisation Supporting $18,407 Club Inc Young People Living With Cancer Inc Auckland Sexual Abuse Help $20,000 Friends of Couldrey House Charitable $3,000 Foundation CCS Disability Action Northland Inc $5,000 Trust Auckland Softball Assn Inc $5,000 Central Auckland Parents Centre Inc $4,161 Friends of Mt Roskill Primary School $2,649 Endeavour Centre Charitable Trust Auckland Sport $15,000 Central Auckland Specialist School $15,000 Friends of Onehunga Community $8,000 Auckland Swimming Assn $6,000 Chefs for Compassion $35,000 House Inc Auckland University Hockey Club Inc $5,000 Child Cancer Foundation Inc $15,000 Garden to Table Trust $5,000 Auckland Womens Centre Inc $10,000 Childrens Autism Foundation $7,942 Gardner Road Kindergarten Inc $1,895 Auckland Writers & Readers Festival $10,000 Chinese Conservation Education Trust $1,000 Gladstone Tennis Club Inc $2,395 Charitable Trust

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Northern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Glenfield Baptist Church $15,080 Hibiscus Coast Softball Club Inc $4,000 Kindred Family Services $10,000 Glenfield Community Centre Inc $20,000 Hibiscus Coast Water Polo Club $2,846 Korean Badminton Assn in N Z Inc $5,000 Glenfield Primary School $40,000 Highbury Community House Inc $33,480 Lake House Trust Inc $5,000

Glenfield Rovers Associated Football $41,175 Hindu Heritage Research Foundation $214 Life Education Trust Auckland Central $10,000 Club & Sports Club Inc N Z Inc Glenfield Rugby Union & Sports Club $60,000 Hockey Hibiscus Trust Inc $13,860 Life Education Trust Counties Manukau $12,000 Inc Home and Family Counselling Inc $10,000 Life Education Trust North Shore $10,000 Glenfield Senior Citizens Club Inc $30,000 Howick Childrens Charitable Trust $5,000 Life Education Trust Rodney $7,500 Glow Kids Trust Board $3,000 Howick College $2,608 Life Unlimited Trust $5,000 Good Shepherd School (Balmoral) $3,000 Howick Little Theatre Inc $3,000 Littlemore Trust $3,000 Good Works Charitable Trust $10,000 Howick Pakuranga Cricket Club Inc $5,000 Louise Perkins Foundation $20,000 Graduate Choir N Z Trust $5,000 Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club Inc $6,000 Mairangi Arts Centre Trust $3,218 Graeme Dingle Foundation Auckland $50,000 Howick Sailing Club $3,450 Make A Wish Foundation of N Z Trust $20,000 Grammar TEC Rugby Club $2,900 Howick Squash Club Inc $3,000 Manaiakalani Education Trust $20,000 Great Families Charitable Trust $10,000 Huntingtons Disease Assn Auckland $5,000 Mangere East Primary School $8,000 Great Potentials Foundation Inc $15,000 Inc Manly Bowling Club Inc $25,600 Greenhithe Community Trust Board $5,200 Immerse Charitable Trust $10,000 Manukau Beautification Charitable $6,000 Greenhithe Riding for the Disabled Inc $10,000 Immune Deficiencies Foundation of N $3,000 Trust Grey Lynn Park Festival Trust $7,000 Z (I D F N Z) Inc Marist Alternative Education Trust $28,000 Grief Support and Education $22,000 Inner City Womens Group Inc $10,000 Marist Auckland Water Polo Club Inc $5,000 Charitable Trust Board Inner Fit N Z $10,000 Maromaku School $2,870 Gymnastics Community Trust $60,000 John Walker Find Your Field of Dreams $195,000 Massive Company Trust $2,000 Foundation Habitat for Humanity Greater Auckland $4,000 Metro Mt Albert Sports Club Inc $2,000 Kaipatiki Community Facilities Trust $60,000 Harbour Hospice Development $200,000 Middlemore Clinical Trials Trust $100,000 Foundation Kaipatiki Youth Development Trust $55,000 Milford Bowling Club Inc $5,000 Harbour Hospice Trust $80,000 Kamo Intermediate School $8,500 Milford Tennis Club Inc $3,000 Harbour Sport Trust $45,000 Kensington Croquet Club Inc $3,050 Millennium 21 Trust Board $10,000 Herne Bay Ponsonby Rackets Club Inc $2,000 Kindness Institute Charitable Trust $30,000

John Walker Find Your Field of Dreams

“The award winning Community Swim programme which will have delivered over 1.5million free swims by the end of 2021, continues to receive incredible positive reviews from all the 91 primary schools taking part. Thank you to the Lion Foundation on behalf of the over 200,000 kids who have benefitted from the Lion foundation’s generosity and those yet to participate.” – Sir John Walker – founder - Field of Dreams Foundation

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Northern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Momentum Charitable Trust $30,000 Northcote Birkenhead Rugby Union & $47,625 Rising Foundation Trust $10,384 Moths and Butterflies of N Z Trust $5,000 Sports Club Inc Ronald McDonald House Charities N $90,000 Mt Albert Ponsonby A F C Inc $5,000 Northcote Birkenhead Schools $4,019 Z Trust Waterwise Trust Mt Albert Ramblers Softball Club Inc $5,000 Roosters Softball Club $6,000 Northcote Bowling Club Inc $37,823 Mt Albert Tennis Club Inc $4,000 Rotary Club of Birkenhead $5,450 Northcote College $78,320 Mt Roskill Primary School $3,500 Rowandale Primary School $5,000 Northcote School (Auckland) $13,107 Mums Clique $10,000 Royal Akarana Yacht Club Inc $5,000 Northern Marlins Deaf Rugby Union $16,000 Muscular Dystrophy Northern Inc $14,908 Royal N Z Plunket Soc Birkenhead $12,500 Northland Basketball Inc $6,772 Branch Inc N Z Barok Inc $3,000 Northland Cricket Assn Inc $3,400 S A N Z - Howick Sea Scout Group $4,000 N Z Comedy Trust $4,000 Northland Emergency Services Trust $15,000 Shager Ethiopian Entertainment N Z $2,500 N Z Filipino Sto Nino Devotees Trust $5,000 Northland Paraplegic & Physically $3,000 (SEENZ) Inc N Z Nepal Soc Inc $1,449 Disabled Assn Sharks Sports Trust Inc $6,521 N Z Sikh Womens Assn Inc $5,000 Northland Swimming Assn Inc $1,636 Shiloh Creative Life Centre Charitable $2,000 N Z Soc for Music Education Inc $5,000 Northland Vintage Machinery Club $5,000 Trust (MENZA) (Whangarei) Inc Show Me Shorts Film Festival Trust $5,000 N Z Womens Lacrosse Assn Inc $2,500 NZFuture Community Trust $950 Board NAAD Charitable Trust (NZ) $5,000 One Tree Hill College $5,000 Showjumping Waitemata $10,000 National Foundation for the Deaf Inc $10,000 ONEONESIX Trust $1,281 Silverdale United Rugby & Sports Club $15,000 Inc Netball North Harbour Inc $40,000 Onewa Parents Centre Inc $14,000 South Auckland Rangers Assn Football $5,000 Netball Northern Zone Inc $67,182 Operating Theatre Trust Inc $8,000 and Sports Club Inc New Dawn Partnership Inc $8,000 Oranga Wairua Trust $42,000 Sowers Trust $3,000 New Hope Community Impact Trust $5,000 Orewa College $2,000 Special Olympics North Harbour $1,843 Newmarket Arts Trust $5,000 Orewa Croquet Club Inc $2,000 Squash Auckland Inc $10,000 Ngataringa Tennis Club Inc $15,000 Orewa Surf Life Saving Club $10,000 St Heliers School $10,000 No 1 District Fed of N Z Soccer Inc $50,000 Otahuhu United A F C $3,000 St Marys College - Ponsonby $15,000 No 3 Squadron (Auckland City) Air $1,600 Our Lady Star of the Sea - Howick $2,500 St Marys School - Northcote $4,950 Training Corps Pakaraka School $5,450 St Patrick's Festival Trust $10,000 North Harbour Basketball Assn Inc $75,000 Panacea Arts Charitable Trust $13,000 StarJam Charitable Trust $16,387 North Harbour Community Patrol $10,000 Papatoetoe Senior Citizens Club Inc $4,000 Starship Foundation $150,000 North Harbour Football & Sports Club $2,000 Inc Parent to Parent N Z - Northland $1,418 Sts Francis and Therese of Point $5,000 Chevalier Ecclesiastical Goods Trust North Harbour Hockey Assn Inc $25,000 Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Auckland $4,066 Parnell Lawn Tennis Club Inc $10,000 Stuttering Treatment & Research Trust $6,000 North Harbour Rugby Union Inc $150,000 (Auckland) North Harbour Triathlon Club Inc $17,786 Pasifika Festival Villages Charitable $30,000 Trust Sunnybrae Bowling Club Inc $34,000 North Harbour Volleyball Assn Inc $20,000 Pest Free Kaipatiki Restoration Soc Inc $121,600 Sunnyside Tennis Club Inc $1,316 North Shore Brass Inc $4,000 Pet Refuge N Z Charitable Trust $5,000 Supporters of Tiritiri Matangi Inc $6,795 North Shore Bridge Club Inc $2,608 Philharmonic Soc Inc $2,000 Surf Life Saving Northern Region Inc $50,000 North Shore Centres of Mutual Aid Inc $9,000 Pillars-Ka Pou Whakahou Inc $10,000 Swimming Counties Manukau Inc $2,000 North Shore Cricket Club Inc $3,820 Point Chevalier Croquet Club Inc $2,000 Sylvia Park School $4,000 North Shore Group Riding for the $7,257 Takapuna Boating Club Inc $15,000 Disabled Inc Race for Life Trust $25,000 Takapuna Bowling Club Inc $48,171 North Shore Music Theatre $20,000 Rainbow Youth Inc $6,000 Takapuna City Assn Football Club Inc $3,337 North Shore Rowing Club Inc $5,000 Rally of N Z Ltd $10,000 Takapuna District Cricket Club $3,000 North Shore Womens Centre $15,645 Rape Prevention Education Whakatu $10,000 Mauri Trust Takapuna Grammar School $4,000 North West Orienteering Club Inc $5,500 Raukatauri Music Therapy Trust $32,000 Takapuna Rugby Football Club Inc $8,000 Northart Soc Inc $86,000 Red Leap Theatre Charitable Trust $6,000 Talk Link Trust $10,000 Northcote & Birkenhead Tigers Rugby $40,000 League & Sports Club Inc Refugees as Survivors N Z Trust $10,000 Tamaki Community Development Trust $15,000

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Tamaki Primary School $2,793 Wairau Intermediate School $5,000 Willow Christian Trust $20,000 Tania Dalton Foundation $10,000 Wakatere Boating Club Inc $7,500 Woven Earth (Trust) $1,644 Te Karanga Charitable Trust $5,000 Waterbourne Charitable Trust $10,000 Y M C A North Inc $8,000 Te Tuhi Contemporary Art Trust $2,000 Watersafe Auckland Inc $15,000 Yes Disability Resource Centre Services $60,000 Te Waipuna Puawai Mercy Oasis Ltd $2,500 Well Foundation $160,000 Trust Board Tennis Northland Inc $1,995 Wesley Intermediate School $2,788 Youthline Auckland Charitable Trust $20,000 The Attitude Trust $50,000 Wesley Primary School $5,000 $5,779,886 The Big Idea/Te Aria Nui Charitable $10,000 Westlake Girls High School Rowing $10,000 Trust Society Inc Tikipunga Assn Football Club Inc $5,000 Whangaparaoa College $10,000 Tikipunga High School $650 Whangaparaoa Playcentre $4,000 Tread Lightly Charitable Trust $6,000 Whangaparaoa School (Auckland) $30,000 Upside Youth Mentoring Aotearoa $19,475 Whangaparaoa Tennis Club Inc $4,000 Uxbridge Community Projects Inc $10,000 Whangarei Academy of Gymnastics $2,821 Inc Vaishnav Parivar (N Z) Inc $5,000 Variety - The Children's Charity Inc $10,000 Whangarei Budgeting Service $3,630 Victory Recovery Homes Charitable $8,000 Whangarei Harmony Chorus Inc $1,000 Trust Whangarei Museum and Heritage Trust $7,538

Raukatauri Music Trust “The Lion Foundation’s support enables us to change the lives of over 500 New Zealanders each week through music. We are so grateful.” – Jen Rychaert, Clinical and Centre Director

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Waikato / BOP Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Adastra Foundation $45,000 Blue Rovers Junior Football Club Inc $7,500 Endometriosis Waikato $12,673 Age Concern Rotorua District Inc $3,000 Bowls Bay of Plenty Inc $17,500 English Language Partners N Z Trust - $1,500 Age Concern Taupo Inc $7,000 Bowls Tauranga South Inc $15,000 Taranaki

Age Concern Tauranga Inc $10,000 Bowls Waikato Inc $10,000 Epilepsy Assn of N Z Inc $32,000 Alan Duff Charitable Foundation $50,000 Box Office Boxing Inc $1,800 Evolution Aquatics Tauranga Inc $7,500 Albion Cricket Club Tauranga Inc $2,400 Brass Band Assn of N Z Inc $4,000 F C Western Inc $3,000 Alzheimers Soc Eastern Bay of Plenty $13,440 Brave Hearts NZ $4,000 Fairfield College $49,061 Inc Breast Cancer Support Service Tauranga $12,336 Fairfield Swim Club Inc $8,500 Alzheimers Soc Taupo Inc $20,000 Trust Families Autism and Behavioural $8,840 Alzheimers Soc Tauranga Inc $10,000 C C S Disability Action Bay of Plenty Inc $15,000 Support Trust Alzheimers Taranaki Inc $9,000 C C S Disability Action North Taranaki $5,000 Family and Financial Solutions Trust $6,000 Amped4Life Trust Inc $15,000 Inc Fitzroy Golf Club Inc $2,545 Anglican Church of Raukokare $35,000 C N I E E S T - Central Kids Dinsdale $7,500 Fitzroy Surf Club Inc $5,000 Restoration and Preservation Trust C N I K T - Central Kids Charles $4,332 Francis Douglas Memorial College $6,391 Aotearoa Quilters National Assn of N $5,000 Kindergarten Frankley School $5,000

Z Inc C N I K T - Opotiki Kindergarten $3,743 Frankton School $8,326 Apanui School $21,960 Canoe Slalom N Z Inc $15,000 Fraser High School $20,000 Aphasia N Z (AphasiaNZ) Charitable $3,272 Catholic Parish of New Plymouth - Te $4,500 Fusion Marching Club $2,500 Trust Parihi Katorika ki Ngamotu Gate Pa Indoor Bowls Club Inc $1,786 Aquabladz New Plymouth Swimming $2,250 CCS Disability Action Waikato Inc $15,000 Gate Pa Primary School $4,729 Club Inc Central Bay of Plenty Hockey Assn $14,295 Gate Pa Tennis Club Inc $12,960 Argos Gymnastic Club Inc $4,310 Choirs Aotearoa N Z Trust $6,000 Gender dynamix $6,436 Asthma & Respiratory Services $10,000 Citizens Advice Bureau - Taupo $8,190 (Waikato) Inc Get Kids Active Charitable Trust $100,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Inc - Whakatane $13,250 Athletics Taranaki Inc $8,000 Glenholme School $13,932 Clarence Street Theatre Trust $25,000 Awakeri Primary School $12,200 Good Neighbour Aotearoa Trust $20,000 Claudelands Croquet Club Inc $1,429 B o P Indoor Bowls Centre Inc $6,441 Graeme Dingle Foundation Rotorua $4,526 Coastline District Rugby League Inc $2,523 Balloons Over Waikato Charitable Trust $10,000 Graeme Dingle Foundation Western Bay $141,000 Community Projects Charitable Trust $10,000 Basketball Pacific Inc $12,020 of Plenty Complex Chronic Illness Support Inc $20,000 Bay of Plenty Classic Aircraft Trust $5,000 Great Lake Taupo Hockey Club Inc $12,000 Cool Bananas Youthwork Trust $14,400 Bay of Plenty District Rugby League Inc $7,056 Greerton Cricket Club Inc $3,000 Coromandel Independent Living Trust $10,000 Bay of Plenty Dragon Boat Club Inc $5,000 Grief Support Services Inc $23,337 Create The Bay Incorporated $1,500 Bay of Plenty Golf Inc $59,400 Gymnastica Gym Club Inc $5,000 Croquet Mount Maunganui Inc $2,801 Bay of Plenty Hockey Assn Inc $6,264 Hamilton B M X Club Inc $20,000 Dashmesh Sports & Cultural Soc Te $27,515 Hamilton Caledonian Soc - Pipe Band $5,000 Bay of Plenty Kart Club Inc $5,450 Puke 2007 Inc Hamilton Children and Families Trust $4,000 Bay of Plenty Motorcycle Club $14,520 Deaf Aotearoa Holdings Ltd - Bay of $6,000 Bay of Plenty Multiple Sclerosis Soc Inc $17,381 Plenty Hamilton Christian Nightshelter Trust $5,000 Bay of Plenty Opotiki Rodeo Assn Inc $15,000 Dementia Waikato Charitable Trust $14,000 Hamilton Christmas Charitable Trust $10,000 Bay of Plenty Philippine Friendship Soc $2,541 Detour Theatre Trust $11,000 Hamilton Citizens Band Inc $7,900 Inc Dynamo Cycling & Sports Club Inc $10,000 Hamilton City Gymsports Inc $10,000 Bay of Plenty Pipes & Drums Inc $2,200 East End Surf Life Saving Club Inc $6,000 Hamilton Cricket Assn Inc $30,000 Bay of Plenty Rowing Assn $20,000 Eastern Bay of Plenty Rugby Sub-Union $9,718 Hamilton East Croquet Club Inc $3,153 Bay of Plenty Rugby Union Inc $275,000 Inc Hamilton Gardens Summer Festival $15,000 Bay of Plenty Sikh Society N Z Trust $115,162 Eastern Districts Rugby & Sports Club $5,737 Foundation Bay of Plenty Symphonia Inc $1,730 Inc Hamilton Golf Club Inc $20,000 Bay Oval Trust $150,000 Edgecumbe Choir Inc $2,000 Hamilton Inline Hockey Club Inc $10,000 Beerescourt Tennis Club Inc. $3,120 Edgecumbe College $43,086 Hamilton Old Boys & Old Girls Hockey $2,000 Club Inc Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rotorua $10,000 Edgecumbe Sports Club Inc $21,739 Hamilton Old Boys Cricket Club Inc $9,000 Bike Taupo Advocacy Group Inc $3,950 Edgecumbe Volunteer Fire Brigade $25,000 Elstow-Waihou School $2,595 Hamilton Old Boys Rugby and Sports $20,240 Blue Light Ventures Inc - Edgecumbe $25,108 Club Inc

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Waikato / BOP Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Hamilton Operatic Soc Inc $4,500 Lake Taupo District Sports Advisory $5,291 Morrinsville Bowling Club Inc $40,000 Hamilton Squash & Tennis Club Inc $12,000 Council Inc Morrinsville College $70,000 Hamilton Star University Cricket Club Inc $3,670 Lakeland Powerboat Club Inc $3,566 Morrinsville Cricket Assn Inc $25,000

Hamilton Volleyball Club Inc $4,000 Lakeside Christian Life Centre $8,000 Morrinsville Golf Club Inc $70,000 Hamilton Woodturners Inc $2,000 Life Education Trust - Central Plateau $15,097 Morrinsville Primary School $22,558 Hamilton Yacht Club Inc $13,280 Life Education Trust - Hamilton $16,000 Morrinsville Rugby Sports & Recreation $50,000 Harbourside Netball Centre Inc $29,053 Life Education Trust - Thames $10,000 Club Inc Coromandel Hauraki Waihi Have a Heart Charitable Trust $12,140 Motor Neurone Disease Assn of N Z Inc $10,000 Life Education Trust Eastern Bay of $10,000 MotorSport Bay of Plenty Inc $6,800 Headway Brain Injury Assn B O P Inc $10,000 Plenty Motu Trails Charitable Trust $24,762 Hearing Assn Hamilton & Districts Inc $1,433 Life Education Trust Rotorua Area $10,000 Mount Festival Charitable Trust $8,612 Highlands Amateur Swimming Club Inc $3,333 Life Education Trust Western Bay of $15,000 Hinuera Bowling Club Inc $4,000 Plenty Region Mount Maunganui Tennis Club $3,000 Homes of Hope Charitable Trust $10,062 Lifechurch Tauranga Trust $7,000 Mt Maunganui Amateur Swimming $15,000 Club Inc Horsham Downs Golf Club Inc $20,000 Linkt Community Trust $10,000 Mt Maunganui Cricket Club $4,500 Hospice Taranaki Inc $10,000 Literacy Taupo Inc $2,083 Mt Maunganui Golf Club (Inc) $20,000 House of Science N Z Charitable Trust $10,000 Live for More Charitable Trust $4,000 Mt Maunganui Primary School $10,000 House of Science Tauranga Charitable $12,000 Liz Van Welie Aquatics Swimming Club $5,000 Trust Inc Multi Sport Opotiki Inc $10,882 Hukanui Golf Club Inc $4,925 M S Waikato Trust $15,000 Murupara Budget Advisory Services $24,000 Trust Huntly College Old Boys Rugby Football $7,627 Maketu Volunteer Coastguard Inc $20,226 Musical Theatre N Z Inc $1,380 Club Inc Manawaru Playcentre $5,000 N Z Country Music Assn Inc $3,498 Huntly Golf Club Inc $21,304 Marfell Community School $1,356 Huntly Thistle Assn Football Club Inc $22,451 N Z Country Music Star Awards (1994) $4,700 Marist Rugby & Sports Club Whakatane $16,083 Inc Huntly Volunteer Fire Brigade $17,155 Inc N Z Garden & Art Fest Trust $10,000 Impact Gymsport Academy $10,000 Marist St Michaels Rugby & Sports $35,000 Club Inc N Z Maori Golf Assn Inc $5,224 JDRF NZ $4,000 Mataatua Sports Trust $6,713 N Z P F - Atiamuri Playcentre $10,000 Judea Rugby Club Inc $4,402 Matamata Agricultural & Pastoral Assn $10,000 N Z P F - Edgecumbe Playcentre $8,653 Kaimai Outdoor Centre Inc $12,787 Matamata Assn Football Club Inc $47,500 N Z Secondary Schools Sports Council $30,000 Kaimai Pistol Club Inc $15,000 Inc Matamata Bowling Club Inc $3,130 Kaipaki Settlers Hall Assn Inc $40,000 N Z Show Horse Council Inc $4,000 Matamata Bridge Club Inc $2,000 Katch Katikati Inc $20,000 N Z Water Ski Racing Assn Inc $4,500 Matamata Clay Target Club Inc $7,703 Katikati Boating Club Inc $14,152 N Z Wheelchair Tennis Inc $2,674 Matamata Community Health Shuttle $20,000 Katikati Cricket Club Inc $75,000 Narrows Park Ministry Trust $5,825 Matamata Country Music Club $3,221 Katikati Open-Air Art Inc $11,690 Nawton School $20,000 Matamata Equestrian Group Inc $10,000 Kauaeranga Hall Society Inc $7,500 Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Zone Inc $195,000 Matamata Musical Theatre Inc $10,000 Kauaetangohia Hapu Trust $6,102 New Plymouth Croquet Club Inc $2,500 Matamata Rose Soc Inc $440 K'aute Pasifika Trust $10,000 New Plymouth District Council $25,000 Matata School $25,000 Kawaha Point School $5,950 New Plymouth Operatic Soc Inc $7,500 Melville Assn Football Club Inc $30,336 Kawerau District Council $50,000 New Plymouth Rangers Assn Football $6,498 Melville Cricket Club Inc $5,000 Kawerau South School $48,985 Club Melville Rugby & Sports Club Inc $24,750 Kayaking Tauranga Incorporated $4,320 New Plymouth Surf Riders Club (inc) $2,700 Merivale Community Inc $10,000 Kenzies Gift Charitable Trust $24,000 Nga Whetu o Tawera Kohanga Reo $2,013 Merivale School $30,000 Kereone Rugby & Sports Club $7,000 Ngakuru School $3,325 Merrilands School $5,000 Kidz Need Dadz Charitable Trust BoP Inc $5,500 Ngaruawahia High School $35,000 Mockingbird Charitable Trust $2,470 Kidz Need Dadz Charitable Trust Inc $20,000 Ngaruawahia United A F C Inc $8,198 Morrinsville Agricultural & Pastoral Soc $10,000 Kimihia Primary School $8,000 Ngatuhoa Lodge Outdoor Education $64,050 Inc Soc Inc King Country Rugby Football Union Inc $60,000 Morrinsville and Districts Senior Citizens $31,000 Ngongotaha Leagues Club Inc $2,021 Lake City Athletic Club Inc $4,241 Assn Inc

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No 3 District Fed of N Z Soccer Inc $110,000 Otumoetai Golf Club Inc $20,000 Parent to Parent - Coastal Bay of Plenty $7,843 Northern Districts Cricket Assn Inc $200,000 Otumoetai Intermediate School $20,000 Parent to Parent N Z - Waikato $2,525 Northern United Sports Club Inc $25,122 Otumoetai Te Puna Pony Club $2,500 Parent to Parent N Z Inc $25,000

NZ Disc Golf $6,444 Otumoetai Tennis Club Inc $10,000 Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Central Lakes $1,159 Omokoroa Community Tennis Club Inc $4,362 Paengaroa Community Hall Soc Inc $1,100 District One Taupo Trust $30,000 Pahoia School $15,000 Parentline Charitable Trust $2,276 Onemana Surf Life Saving Club Inc $50,000 Papamoa Community Surf Rescue Base $50,000 Paroa Rugby & Sports Club Inc $20,000 Opeke Marae Trustees Waioeka $10,963 Trust Pasifika by Nature Trust $6,000 Papakainga 25 Marae Papamoa Cricket Club Inc $13,000 Patetonga Motorcycle Club Inc $7,500 Opera in the Pa Charitable Trust $5,000 Papamoa Football Club Inc $7,634 Pauanui Surf Life Saving Club Inc $25,000 Opotiki Agricultural & Pastoral Assn $7,500 Papamoa Mount Pony Club Inc $1,150 Performing Arts Community Trust $2,500 Opotiki Bowling Club Inc $11,650 Papamoa Rugby Club Inc $1,051 Perry Outdoor Education Trust $120,000 Opotiki College $30,000 Papamoa Sikh Temple NZ charitable $113,595 Philips Search & Rescue Trust $26,000 Opotiki Golf Club Inc $9,738 Trust Photoplayer Restoration Trust $10,000 Papamoa Sports Indoor Bowls Club Inc $2,977 Opotiki Primary School $20,580 Pohlen Foundation Trust $17,287 Opus Orchestra Trust Inc $25,000 Papamoa Sports Tennis Club $6,240 Port Ohope Yacht Club Inc $15,500 Oropi School $10,000 Papamoa Surf Lifesaving Club Inc $7,870 Priority One Western B O P Inc $20,000 Otakiri School $38,828 Papamoa Tennis Charitable Trust $2,524 Prostate Cancer Foundation of N Z Inc $60,000 Otamarakau School $9,353 Parafed Bay of Plenty Inc $40,000 Pukehina Volunteer Fire Brigade $27,462 Otumoetai Cadets Cricket Club $4,000 Parawai School $21,417 Puketaha School $19,443

Northern Districts Cricket Assn Inc “We value being able to go into schools and communities to connect people and create memories. The Lion Foundation help us work towards that goal.” – Ben MacCormack, CEO

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Putaruru College $10,586 Swimming Taranaki Inc $10,000 Te Aroha A P & H Assn $5,000 Putaruru Rugby Football Club Inc $13,500 T F K A - Fitzroy Kindergarten $2,090 Te Aroha Contract Bridge Club Inc $1,190 Pyes Pa Road School $1,645 T F K A - Frankleigh Park Kindergarten $3,600 Te Aroha Croquet Club Inc $5,000 R P A - Lynmore Playcentre $10,000 T F K A - Pukekura Free Kindergarten $3,600 Te Aroha Indoor Basketball Assn $70,000 Rangimarie Trust $30,000 T P C A - New Plymouth Playcentre $7,000 Te Awa River Ride Charitable Trust $100,000 Rangiura Trust Board $5,000 T R F K - Whangamata Kindergarten $4,240 Te Kura O Te Moutere O Matakana $12,500 Refugee Orientation Centre Trust $7,500 T R F K A - Karamuramu Kindergarten $50,000 Te Puke Amateur Radio Club Inc $3,775 Ride N Z's Cycling Festival Inc $45,000 Taneatua School $8,943 Te Puke Badminton Club (2010) Inc $4,340 River Downs Playcentre $1,260 Taranaki Cricket Assn Inc $8,000 Te Puke Gymsport Inc $23,260 Riverlea Theatre & Art Centre $4,506 Taranaki Garden Trust Inc $5,000 Te Puke Lawn Tennis Club Inc $20,000 Rotoiti Sports & Community Assn Inc $2,000 Taranaki Golf Assn Inc $2,200 Te Puke Sports & Recreation Club Inc $65,000 Rotokare Tennis Club Inc $2,000 Taranaki Hockey Inc $12,526 Te Puke Toy Library Inc $5,990 Rotokawa School $7,500 Taranaki Paraplegic and Physically $11,000 Te Puke War Memorial Hall Soc Inc $5,426 Rotorua BMX Club Inc $7,405 Disabled Assc Te Puna Quarry Park Soc Inc $4,370 Rotorua Boys High School $2,727 Taranaki Retreat Trust $15,000 Te Puru School $4,820 Rotorua CEC Trust $3,000 Taranaki Rugby Football Union Inc $30,000 Te Rapa Rugby Club Inc $20,000 Rotorua Community Hospice Trust $20,000 Taranaki Sports Trust $25,000 Te Rapa School $6,950 Rotorua Competitions Soc Inc $8,000 Tarawera High School $14,278 Te Tamawai Trust $45,000 Rotorua Cricket Assn Inc $5,771 Taupiri Rugby Football Club Inc $20,000 Te Whanau Waka Ama O Whangamata $17,500 Rotorua Golf Club Inc $10,000 Taupo Budget Advisory Service Inc $6,333 Te Whare Toi O Ngaruawahia - Twin $15,000 Rotorua Hockey Assn Inc $7,800 Taupo Community Gardens Trust $6,000 Rivers Community Centre Inc Rotorua Intermediate School $29,435 Taupo Gliding Club Inc $3,511 Tennis Western B O P Inc $12,000 Rotorua Primary School $25,000 Taupo Neighbourhood Support Soc Inc $10,000 Thames Bowling Club Inc $3,500 Rotorua Steiner School Trust Board $2,500 Taupo Netball Centre Inc $12,000 Thames Community Centre Trust $4,000 Royal N Z Plunket Soc Waikato Area Inc $10,710 Taupo Rodeo Club Inc $15,000 Thames Golf Club Inc $25,000 Royal N Z Plunket Trust - BoP $2,226 Tauranga Boys College $30,000 Thames Rugby & Sports Club Inc $20,000 Ruatoki Sports & Cultural Club $6,050 Tauranga City AFC Inc $10,000 Thames Tennis Club Inc $6,300 S I L C Charitable Trust $15,000 Tauranga City Brass Band $7,500 Thames Valley Basketball Assn Inc $10,000 Scholars Baroque Aotearoa Inc $4,000 Tauranga Croquet Club Inc $2,500 Thames Valley Tangata Ora Trust $4,311 Selwyn School $10,000 Tauranga District Group Riding for the $6,087 Thames Valley Touch Assn Inc $6,600 Disabled Assn Inc Shama Hamilton Ethnic Womens $20,000 The Circuit Club Inc $5,000 Centre Trust Tauranga Environment Centre $10,000 The National Kiwi Recovery Trust $10,000 Charitable Trust Sources of Unconditional Love $5,400 The Rauhī Project $4,059 Tauranga Hockey Assn Inc $60,000 Charitable Trust The Tui Trust Board $8,376 Tauranga Indoor Bowls Assn Inc $6,115 South Waikato Arts Trust $3,043 Thornton School $20,000 Tauranga Jazz Soc Inc $21,282 Special Olympics N Z $90,000 Tipu Waiariki Charitable Trust $20,000 Tauranga Lawn Tennis Club Inc $6,000 Sport BOP Charitable Trust $200,000 Tirau Primary School $10,000 Sport Waikato $120,000 Tauranga Living Without Violence $20,000 Collective Trust Triathlon Tauranga Inc $4,500 Sports Opotiki Inc $42,119 Tauranga Moana Restorative Justice $3,000 Trident High School $10,641 Spotswood United Rugby Football & $10,000 Tui Park Bowling Club Inc $17,200 Sports Club Inc Tauranga Primary School $7,000 Tukapa Rugby & Sports Club Inc $10,000 Squash Bay of Plenty Inc $20,000 Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council $3,043 Inc Turn and Gymnastic Circle $10,000 Sri Lanka Friendship Soc Waikato Inc $2,500 Tauranga Rowing Club Inc $28,860 University of Waikato $17,450 St Chads Communication Centre $1,593 Tauranga Sports Junior Rugby Club Inc $11,980 University of Waikato Basketball Club $2,500 St Josephs Whakatane Sports Club Inc $13,098 Tauranga Squash Rackets Club Inc $70,000 University of Waikato Hockey Club $5,000 Surf Life Saving N Z Inc - Eastern $80,000 Region Tauranga Synchronised Swimming $1,120 University of Waikato Rugby Club Inc $7,500 Club Inc Surfing N Z Inc $40,000 Upper Central Zone of N Z R L Inc $12,838 Te Amorangi Trust Museum Inc $8,000 Swim Waikato Inc $45,000 Urban Dance Youth Trust $14,348

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Volleyball Bay of Plenty Inc $1,800 Waikato Punjabi Badminton Club Inc $3,366 Whakatane Bowling Club Inc $11,193 W B O P P A - Pyes Pa Playcentre $6,000 Waikato River Trails Trust $15,000 Whakatane Croquet Club Inc $1,020 Waiapu Anglican Care - Growing $4,000 Waikato Rocks Trust $10,000 Whakatane District Council $300,000 Through Grief Rotorua Waikato Rugby Union Inc $120,000 Whakatane District Neighbourhood $10,000 Waihi Beach Cycle Trails Charitable $50,000 Waikato Soc of Arts Inc $10,000 Support Trust Trust Waikato Tennis Trust inc $17,500 Whakatane High School $15,000 Waihi Beach School $15,000 Waikato Thames Yachting Assn Inc $16,905 Whakatane Indoor Bowls Assn Inc $11,882 Waihi Beach Tennis Club $3,792 Waikato Touch Assn Inc $10,000 Whakatane Lawn Tennis Club Inc $15,709 Waihi Beach Volunteer Coastguard Inc $23,365 Waikato University Netball Club Inc $8,000 Whakatane Roller Club Inc $2,750 Waihi Contract Bridge Club Inc $6,594 Waikite Rugby & Sports Club Inc $5,000 Whakatane Rowing Club Inc. $12,500 Waihi Golf Club Inc $30,000 Waimana School $17,600 Whakatane Surf Life Saving Club Inc $12,866 Waihi Tennis Club $3,726 Waimata School $26,000 Whanau Awhina Womens Refuge Inc $2,139 Waikato Badminton Assn Inc $12,177 Waipuna Hospice Inc $75,292 Whangamata Bowling Club Inc $5,883 Waikato Basketball Council Inc $100,000 Waiwaka Tennis Club $1,426 Whangamata Community Services Trust $1,048 Waikato Bay of Plenty Powerlifting Assn $373 Walton Golf Club Inc $20,000 Whangamata Community Swimming $40,000 Inc Pool Incorporated Wanderers Hockey Club $1,634 Waikato Billiards & Snooker Assn Inc $5,000 Whangamata Croquet Club Inc $5,000 Wanderers Sports Club Hamilton Inc $36,895 Waikato Clay Target Club Inc $10,000 Whangamata Golf Club Inc $50,000 Waterpolo Rotorua Club Inc $5,000 Waikato Community Broadcasting $5,000 Whangamata Harbour Care Inc $5,415 Charitable Trust Waterwheel Historic Trust $5,000 Whangamata Rugby & Sports Club Inc $34,944 Waikato Community Hospice Trust $20,000 Welcome Bay Community Centre Inc $1,547 Whangamata Summer Festival Inc $4,188 Waikato Diving Inc $3,286 West End School New Plymouth $7,500 Whangamata Surf Life Saving Club Inc $19,995 Waikato Ethnic Family Services Trust $5,000 West Hamilton United Football Club Inc $7,000 Wish for Fish Charitable Trust $34,269 Waikato Family Centre Trust $15,000 Westbrook School $28,410 Woodlands Community Hall Charitable $20,000 Waikato Golf Assn Inc $65,000 Western Bay Heritage Trust Board $8,285 Trust Waikato Hockey Assn Inc $30,000 Western Heights High School $1,113 Woodleigh Sports & Social Club Inc $2,000 Waikato Institute for Leisure & Sport $90,000 Westown Primary School $1,005 Y M C A - South Waikato $70,000 Studies Whakamaru School $20,000 Youth Encounter Ministries Trust $1,695 Waikato Maniapoto Maori Hockey Inc $385 Whakatane Baptist Community $7,800 YSAR Trust $15,000 Waikato Paraplegic and Physically $60,000 Charitable Trust Disabled Assn Inc $9,739,190

Get Kids Active “Without The Lion Foundation’s support these events could not have gone ahead, so thank you from Get Kids Active and all the kids that took part.” – Sandra Kai-Fong, Administrator

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2020 Communications Trust $10,000 C C S Disability Action Inc $20,000 Duke of Edinburghs International $5,000 A F B Lusk Club Home Trust $3,910 Camellia House Trust $45,000 Award Aotearoa NZ Hillary Award Abbeyfield Palmerston North $10,000 Cancer Soc of N Z Inc - Gisborne East $5,000 Eastern Suburbs Cricket Club Inc $7,500 Adelaide Early Childhood Centre Inc $1,310 Coast Centre Trust Evans Bay Yacht & Motor Boat Club Inc $8,000 Age Concern Havelock North Inc $15,000 Cancer Soc of N Z Inc Wellington $20,000 Eventing Wairarapa $1,890 Division Inc Age Concern Kapiti Coast Inc $5,000 Events NZ Charitable Trust $2,000 CanSurvive Dragon Boat Team Inc $7,500 Age Concern Napier Inc $7,023 Evenzts N Z Trust 2004 $10,000 Capital Gymnastic Club Inc $5,000 Age Concern Whanganui Inc $9,000 Expressions Arts & Entertainment Trust $15,000 Capital Swim Club Inc $4,000 All Kiwi Sports Club Inc $10,000 Family Finances Service Trust – Upper $10,000 Carterton Rugby Football Club Inc $10,119 Hutt Alliance Francaise de Palmerston $6,000 North Inc Catholic Parish of Hastings - Te Parihi $5,000 Featherston Booktown Trust $40,000 Katorika Ki Heretaunga Alzheimers Wanganui Inc $7,000 Featherston Hockey Club Inc $1,000 CCS Disability Action Manawatu / $5,500 Featherston Toy Library Inc $3,766 Aramoho Wanganui Rowing Club Inc $5,000 Horowhenua Inc Featherston United Assn Football Club $2,209 Art Deco Trust Inc $40,000 CCS Disability Action Tairawhiti Hawkes $4,000 Flaxmere College $2,257 Art Hawkes Bay Inc $757 Bay Inc Arthritis N Z (Kaiponapona Aotearoa) $37,500 CCS Disability Action Wairarapa Inc $5,000 Flaxmere Primary School $10,000 Arts Inc. Heretaunga Incorporated $5,000 CCS Disability Action Whanganui Inc $6,000 Footnote Dance Trust Board $6,000 ASK Trust $2,500 Central Normal School $4,437 Fraser Crescent School $7,000 Asthma & Respiratory Hawkes Bay $28,319 Central Squash Assn Inc $2,625 Freyberg High School $16,210 Services Trust Challenge 2000 Trust $12,120 Frimley Primary School $6,000 Asthma N Z Inc - Wellington Region $15,000 Changemakers Resettlement Forum $10,000 Girls Brigade N Z Inc $538 Athletics Hawkes Bay Gisborne Inc $2,970 Inc Gliding Hawkes Bay and Waipukurau $2,000 Athletics Wellington Inc $10,000 Churton School $15,000 inc Avalon Rugby Football Club $1,160 Citizens Advice Bureau Napier Inc $4,000 Good Bitches Trust $20,000 Awa Kings Muay Thai Club Inc $3,729 Citizens Advice Bureau Wellington Inc $3,806 Graeme Dingle Foundation Hawkes $15,000 Bay Backline Charitable Trust $7,000 City Gallery Wellington Foundation $15,000 Green Hub Trust $4,000 Badminton Wellington Inc $40,000 Coast Access Radio Trust $3,294 Greenmeadows School $5,000 Basketball Hawkes Bay Inc $30,000 College Old Boys Rugby Football Club $11,629 Inc Hakeke Street Community Centre $1,514 Bay Independent Hockey Club Inc $3,000 College Sport Wellington Inc $10,000 Hastings Art and Culture Trust $4,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawkes Bay $30,000 Communities Action Trust N Z (CATNZ) $15,000 Hastings Athletic Club Inc $10,000 Bike Manawatu Inc $3,690 Community House Whanganui Assn $10,000 Hastings Badminton Club Inc $1,770 Birthright (HB) Child & Family Care $3,000 Inc Trust Hastings Bridge Club Inc $4,605 Cornwall Cricket Club (Hastings) Inc $4,000 Birthright Hutt Valley Trust $10,000 Hastings Group Riding for the Disabled $10,000 Counselling Centre (Marton) Inc $1,999 Assn Inc Birthright Wanganui Inc $8,000 Creative Capital Arts Trust $100,000 Hastings Gymnastics Inc $3,000 Birthright Wellington Inc $10,000 Cricket Wellington Inc $45,000 Hastings Rugby & Sports Club Inc $8,000 Bowls Hawkes Bay Inc $2,400 Crofton Downs Primary School $526 Hataitai Playcentre $1,500 Bowls Napier Inc $4,100 Cruizers Netball Club Inc $3,000 Havelock North Cricket Club Inc $6,000 Bowls Palmerston North Inc $5,000 Dalefield Hockey Club Inc $2,500 Havelock North Tennis Club Inc $10,000 Bowls Wellington Inc $5,000 Dementia Hawkes Bay $3,480 Havelock North Wanderers Assn $3,478 Brain Injury Assn Central Districts Inc $12,000 Football Club Dementia Wellington Charitable Trust $9,485 Brain Injury Assn Hawkes Bay Inc $2,500 Hawkes Bay Badminton Assn Inc $6,000 Diabetes N Z Wellington Inc $5,000 Brain Injury Assn Whanganui Inc $5,000 Hawkes Bay Caledonian Pipe Band Inc $3,261 Diabetes Youth (Wellington) Inc $5,000 Brass Wanganui Inc $5,000 Hawkes Bay Cricket Assn Inc $15,000 Disabled Persons Assembly (N Z) Inc $16,000 Brooklyn School (Wellington) $4,943 Hawkes Bay Golf Club Inc $5,000 Dressage Hawkes Bay (NHB) $2,000 Buckingham Guards Marching Team $3,000 Hawkes Bay Hockey Assn Inc $10,000 Dressage N Z Inc $4,940 Bunnythorpe Rugby Football Club Inc $1,391 Hawkes Bay Indoor Cricket Club Inc $2,000 dSport Inc $6,423 Burlington Marching Team $2,000 Hawkes Bay Mens Evergreen Softball $2,700 Club Inc

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Hawkes Bay Multiple Sclerosis Soc Inc $10,000 Kapiti Gorillas Golden Oldies Rugby $2,040 Manawatu Horowhenua and Tararua $14,000 Hawkes Bay Multisports Club Inc $15,000 Club 2015 Inc Diabetes Trust Hawkes Bay Netball Centre Inc $20,000 Kapiti Gymnastics Club Inc $7,610 Manawatu Mountain Bike Club Inc $100,000 Hawkes Bay Polo Club Inc $15,000 Kapiti Toy Library Inc $5,000 Manawatu Multicultural Council Inc. $8,000 Hawkes Bay Regional Sports Park Trust $20,000 Karori Anglican Churches $14,650 Manawatu Orion Motorcycle Club Inc $10,000 Hawkes Bay Rescue Helicopter Trust $20,000 Karori Community Centre Inc $15,899 Manawatu Paraplegic & Physically $15,000 Disabled Assn Inc Hawkes Bay Rowing Club Inc $44,614 Karori Hockey Club Inc $2,826 Karori Junior Cricket Club $5,300 Manawatu Performing Arts Competition $2,843 Hawkes Bay Rugby Football Union Inc $50,000 Soc Inc Karori Kids Inc $1,494 Hawkes Bay Softball Assn Inc $10,000 Manawatu Pony Club Inc $3,912 Karori Normal School $20,000 Hawkes Bay Teenage Parents Trust $10,000 Manawatu Rugby Football League Inc $16,793 Karori Park Sports Club Inc $19,870 Hawkes Bay Womens Evergreens $2,200 Manawatu Rugby Football Union Inc $80,000 Softball Club Inc Karori United Tennis Club Inc $10,000 Manawatu Scottish Soc of N Z Inc $30,000 Hearing Assn Napier Branch Inc $5,175 Katherine Mansfield Birthplace Soc Inc $870 Manawatu Striders Inc $4,866 Hearing Assn Wanganui Branch Inc $7,787 Kelburn Normal School $3,000 Mangaroa School $1,498 Heretaunga Ararau o Ngati $10,000 Kia Toa Bowling Club Inc - Hastings $2,275 Maraekakaho School $5,000 Kahungungu Waka Ama Roopu Inc KidsCan Charitable Trust $20,000 Maraenui Rugby & Sports Assn Inc $20,000 Heretaunga Womens Centre Inc $1,888 Kidz Need Dadz Charitable Trust $20,000 Hibernian Assn Football Club Inc $5,000 Wellington Inc Marching Hawkes Bay Assn Inc $2,000 Hill Street Early Childhood Centre $2,650 Kidzstuff Theatre for Children Inc $5,000 Marist A F C Inc $6,920 Hiruharama School $29,544 Kiwi Kidz Community Early Education $2,300 Marist Football Club Inc $2,600 Hockey Manawatu Inc $14,375 Centre Inc Marist Tennis Club $1,600 Hokowhitu School $3,570 Kiwi West Aquatics Inc $5,000 Marton and District Pipe Band and $1,700 Scottish Soc Inc Hoop Club Inc $2,400 Learning and Growing Together Trust $17,616 Mary Potter Hospice Foundation Inc $50,000 Horowhenua Kapiti Cricket Assn Inc $10,000 Legacy Centre $48,105 Massey University Football Club Inc $30,095 Horowhenua Kapiti Rugby Football $10,000 Legacy Housing $30,000 Union Life Education Trust Gisborne, East $15,000 Miramar Rangers Assn Football Club $60,000 Inc Horowhenua Prisoners Aid And $4,848 Coast and Wairoa Rehabilitation Society Inc Life Education Trust Hawkes Bay $10,000 Mosston School $25,000 Hospice Wairarapa Community Trust $22,337 Life Education Trust Kapiti Horowhenua $8,000 Muscular Dystrophy Association $16,308 (Tuaatara/Central Region) Inc Board Life Education Trust Manawatu $11,200 House of Grace Trust Inc $2,385 N Z Basketball Academy - Youth $7,513 Life Education Trust Wairarapa, Tararua $10,000 Basketball Club Inc House of Science Wairarapa $2,000 and Central Hawkes Bay N Z Cricket Museum $35,000 Charitable Trust Life Education Trust Wellington City $15,000 N Z Family and Foster Care Fed Inc $30,000 Housing Advice Centre (Palmerston $3,156 Life to the Max Trust $357 North) Inc N Z Fed of Roller Sports Inc $4,464 LIFT Youth Employment Charitable Trust $10,000 Hunterville Sports Club Inc $5,000 N Z Portrait Gallery Trust $20,000 Lindisfarne College $2,000 Hutt Regional Basketball Assn Inc $1,600 N Z School of Dance $6,703 Linton Camp School $5,000 Hutt Valley Softball Assn Inc $1,800 Napier Aquahawks Swim Club Inc $3,574 Little Dog Barking Theatre Charitable $5,000 Hutt Valley Sports Awards Inc $10,000 Trust Napier Athletic Club Inc $2,000 Indian Ink Trust $3,000 Little Shadow Inc $2,714 Napier City Council $10,000 Inspire in Education Ltd $8,000 Lyall Bay Surf Life Saving Club Inc $20,000 Napier City Rovers A F C Inc $4,000 Island Bay Softball Club Inc $2,068 Makara Model School $9,250 Napier Community Child Care Centre $2,911 Kaibosh $35,000 Makaracarpas Soc Inc $10,100 Napier Frivolity Minstrels Inc $1,265 Kaisen Trust Hawkes Bay $4,000 Manawatu Access Radio Charitable $10,000 Napier Girls High School $5,000 Kapiti Basketball Assn Inc $12,916 Trust Napier Marist Football Club Inc $4,400 Kapiti Catholic Youth Trust Board $5,000 Manawatu Badminton Assn Inc $20,000 Napier Old Boys Marist Cricket Club Inc $3,000 Kapiti Coast District Council - Arts Trail $10,420 Manawatu Cricket Assn Inc $30,000 Napier Old Boys Marist Rugby Football $4,355 Kapiti Coast United Sports Club Inc $10,000 Manawatu Golf Club Inc $4,000 Club Inc Kapiti College $8,000 Manawatu Home Budgeting Service $18,858 Napier Operatic Soc Inc $10,000 Inc Napier Pirate Rugby & Sports Club Inc $10,000

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Napier Tech Hockey Club Inc $5,000 Parent Help Wellington Inc $5,000 Snapback Gym Inc $17,689 Napier Tech Netball Club Inc $2,000 Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Hawkes Bay $1,669 Soc of St Vincent De Paul in N Z - St $6,000 Napier Technical Memorial Brass Band $1,500 Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Manawatu $965 Patricks Napier Conference Inc Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Wellington $499 South End School $12,690 Napier Technical Old Boys Cricket Club $7,000 Parentline Manawatu Inc $10,000 Special Olympics Manawatu $10,000 Inc Patoka School $2,174 SPELADD N Z Inc $4,792 Napier Technical Old Boys Football $1,346 Sport Hawkes Bay Inc $20,000 Club Inc People First N Z Inc - Central Region $3,000 Squash Wellington Districts Inc $20,000 Napier Weavers Inc $996 Performance Arcade Trust $4,000 Sri Lanka Assn of N Z Inc $2,000 National Youth Drama School $8,000 Perinatal Mental Health N Z $4,462 St Johns College (Hastings) $10,000 Netball Central Zone Inc $40,000 Pinehaven Tennis Club Inc $1,820 St Josephs School (Hastings) $1,556 Netball Hutt Valley Centre Inc $10,000 Piping & Drumming Academy of $3,000 Hawkes Bay St Matthews Primary School (Hastings) $4,467 Netball Manawatu Centre Inc $21,323 Piping and Dancing Assn of N Z Inc $3,000 St Patricks College (Kilbirnie) $5,000 Newlands College $5,000 (Hawkes Bay Centre) St Peters College - Palmerston North $15,000 Newlands School $10,000 Plant to Plate Aotearoa $5,000 St Teresa's School (Featherston) $3,000 Newtown Festival Trust $40,000 Plateau School $2,045 Stagecraft Theatre Inc $3,000 Nga Tuke Mata O Kahungunu $9,000 PN Marist Football Club Inc $16,000 Charitable Trust Star Boating Club Inc $3,000 Poneke Football Club Inc $5,000 No 4 District Fed of N Z Football T/A $15,000 STAROS Affected by Suicide Support $11,525 Central Football Inc Poneke Kilbirnie Softball Club Inc $808 Trust Northern Club (Manawatu) Inc $5,000 Porirua Living Without Violence - Te $4,667 Strathmore Park Community Centre $1,209 Noho Riri Kore Inc Trust Northern United Hockey Club $3,526 Pregnancy Help Inc - Greater $3,000 Supporting Families in Mental Illness $20,000 Nourished For Nil Ltd $8,000 Wellington Branch Manawatu Inc Ocean Beach Kiwi Surf Life Saving $10,000 Presbyterian Support East Coast $8,000 Surf Life Saving N Z Inc - Central $30,000 Club Inc Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Soc of $12,000 Region Omahu School $10,000 the Manawatu District Inc Swimming Hawkes Bay Poverty Bay Inc $6,000 OnBoard Skate Inc $60,000 Public Dreams Charitable Trust $3,055 Swimming Wellington Inc $20,000 Onslow Cricket Club Inc $5,000 Puketapu Community Early Childhood $5,000 Takaro Assn Football Club Inc $6,000 Order of St John Central Region Trust $191,286 Education Centre Inc Taki Rua Productions Soc Inc $10,000 Board Radio Active Charitable Trust $4,782 Taradale Bridge Club Inc $1,808 Orongomai Marae Community Centre $20,000 Rangatira Golf Club Inc $5,000 Trust Taradale Cricket Club Inc $5,000 Raumati Swimming Club Inc $16,080 Orpheus Choir of Wellington Inc $3,000 Taradale High School $5,000 Read NZ Te Pou Muramura Inc $17,000 P N HSOB Junior Rugby Club Inc $5,800 Taradale Intermediate School $10,000 Redwood School (Tawa) $2,000 Palmerston North Bridge Club Inc $2,574 Tararua Sports Club Inc $6,000 Regional Indoor Sports & Events $25,000 Target Shooting Wanganui Inc $2,000 Palmerston North City Council $120,000 Centre Inc Tawa Assn Football Club Inc $10,000 Palmerston North City Neighbourhood $5,000 Richmond School (Napier) $7,000 Support Groups Inc Tawa Bowling Club $2,000 Ridgway School $13,000 Palmerston North Esplanade Scenic $15,000 Tawa College $4,572 Railway Inc RiverCity Boxing Club Inc $4,620 Tawa Swimming Club Inc $5,000 Palmerston North Operatic Soc Inc $10,000 Rongotai College $20,000 Te Ahu A Turanga I Mua Marae $4,318 Palmerston North Parents Centre $4,600 Royal N Z Pipe Band Assn $6,522 Te Awa School $6,000 Palmerston North Street Van Inc $5,000 Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club Inc $25,000 Te Awa Scinde Hockey Club Inc $1,500 Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club Inc $10,000 Rugby Museum Soc of N Z $10,000 Te Hā o Hine-ahu-one Palmerston $6,000 Paraparaumu Beach School $5,000 Sailability Hawkes Bay Trust Inc $2,171 North Womens Health Collective Inc Paraparaumu Beach Tennis Club Inc $25,000 Samaritans of Wellington Inc $4,332 Te Ha Ora: The Asthma and Respiratory $10,000 Paraparaumu College $8,000 Saracens Hawkes Bay R F C Inc $25,000 Foundation Charitable Trust Paraparaumu Cricket Club Inc $1,170 Shakespeare Globe Centre N Z Trust $3,661 Te Kura Toi Whakaari o Aotearoa: N Z $5,000 Drama School Inc Paraparaumu Rugby Football Club Inc $9,774 Silverstream Bowling Club Inc $1,930 Te Maori Cultural Centre Ltd $5,000 Paraparaumu School $20,000 Silverstream Primary School $9,700 Te Mata School $4,000

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Te Whare O Nga Wahine Palmerston $7,148 Upokongaro School $18,000 W M F K A - Tui Park Kindergarten $1,324 North Womens Centre Inc Upper Hutt Bowling Club Inc $5,000 Waikanae Beach Tennis Club $6,000 Team Wellington Soccer Inc $20,000 Upper Hutt Community Rescue Inc $19,000 Waikanae Bridge Club Inc $10,000 Tennis Eastern Inc $6,000 Upper Hutt Hockey Club Inc $8,000 Waimarama Surf Lifesaving Club Inc $12,000 The Free Store Charitable Trust $5,113 Upper Hutt United Cricket Club Inc $15,000 Wairarapa Mathematical Assn Inc $1,818 Theatre Awards Trust $8,000 Victoria University of Wellington Cricket $10,000 Wairarapa Wellington Area of the N Z $3,000 Theatre Hawkes Bay Inc $2,089 Club Inc Pony Clubs Assn Inc Thistle Caledonian Soc Inc $3,076 Vincents Art Workshop Inc $10,000 Wairarapa Whanau Trust $15,000 Thorndon Club Inc $5,000 Vision Community Trust $47,826 Wanganui A & P Assn Inc $4,000 Toku Reo Charitable Trust Board $10,878 Vogelmorn Community Group $3,510 Wanganui Area Neighbourhood $1,490 Tomorrow Project Inc $45,000 Charitable Trust Support Groups Inc Trentham School $10,000 Volleyball Hawkes Bay Inc $10,000 Wanganui Basketball Assn Inc $10,000 Trentham Sports Centre Trust $8,000 Vulnerable Support Charitable Trust $10,000 Wanganui Community Arts Centre Trust $4,000 United Cricket Club Inc $4,000 W M F K A - St Johns Hill Kindergarten $6,401 Wanganui Competitions Soc Inc $14,000

Wellington City Mission “Funding from The Lion Foundation is critical to enable us to provide distribution of food parcels, financial mentoring and social work to our communities.” – Maurice Roberts, Funding Executive

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Wanganui Cricket Assn Inc $14,000 Wellington Hospitals Foundation $150,000 Wellington Womens Health Collective $3,975 Wanganui Enterprises Trust $5,000 Wellington Japan Festival Trust $10,000 Wellington Womens Refuge Group Inc $10,400 Wanganui Group of the Riding for the $7,939 Wellington Jazz and Music Festival $10,000 Western Rangers Football Assn Inc $3,500 Disabled Assn Inc Trust Westshore Surf Life Saving Club Inc $8,000 Wanganui Multiple Sclerosis Soc Inc $10,000 Wellington Mountain Bike Club Inc $5,000 Whanganui (N Z) Masters Games Trust $45,000 Wanganui Roller Sports Inc $5,396 Wellington Museums Trust Inc $60,000 Whanganui Central Baptist $4,410 Wanganui Rugby Football Union Inc $25,000 Wellington Opera Trust $25,000 Kindergarten and Creche Trust Wanganui Sailing Club Inc $1,642 Wellington Organists Assn inc $1,500 Whanganui Creative Space Trust $5,720 Wanganui Sports Foundation $38,400 Wellington Regional Folk Foundation $2,500 Whanganui High School $4,000 Wanganui Toy Library Inc $1,650 Inc Whanganui Repertory Theatre Inc $7,289 Waterside Karori Assn Football Club Inc $30,000 Wellington Regional Orchestra $5,000 Whanganui Riverboat Restoration & $25,000 Foundation Inc Wellington Basketball Assn Inc $30,000 Navigation Trust Wellington Regional Sports Education $75,000 Whanganui Volunteer Centre Trust $10,000 Wellington Brass Band Inc $5,000 Trust Wilton Bowling Club Inc $7,540 Wellington City Mission (Anglican) $45,000 Wellington Repertory Theatre Inc $2,000 Trust Board Womens Network (Wanganui) Inc $4,813 Wellington Riding for the Disabled $14,490 Wellington College $30,000 Assn Inc Womens Refuge Whanganui $8,000 Charitable Trust Board Wellington College Old Boys & Victoria $40,000 Wellington Rugby League Zone of N $15,000 University of Wellington RFC Inc Z R L Inc Woodville Art and History Inc $33,937 Wellington Collegians Cricket Club Inc $5,000 Wellington Softball Assn Inc $8,000 Worser Bay Life Saving Club Inc $20,000 Wellington Diving Club Inc $8,000 Wellington South Fencing Club $2,500 Writers Plot Readers Read Inc Soc $5,000 Wellington Early Intervention Trust $5,000 Wellington Touch Assn Inc $6,000 YMCA Central Inc $9,000 Wellington East Girls College $5,000 Wellington Tramway Museum Inc $20,000 Younger Onset Dementia Aotearoa $4,026 Trust Wellington Floorball Club Inc $2,000 Wellington Treasure Trust $6,000 Youth Development Trust Wellington $10,000 Wellington Free Ambulance Service Inc $220,514 Wellington Veterans Tennis Club Inc $2,500 Youthline Wellington Inc $16,000 Wellington Harrier Athletic Club Inc $3,000 Wellington Volunteer Centre $10,000 Wellington Heat Basketball Inc $5,000 Wellington Volunteer Coastguard Inc $10,000 $5,858,467 Wellington Hockey Assn Inc $35,000 Wellington Water Polo Board $5,000

Worser Bay Lifesaving Club “We consider The Lion Foundation and its outlets as close partners who play an important role in helping us keep our community safe.” – Grant Rae, Funding Coordinator

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4th Westland Boys Brigade Company $4,760 Ashburton Netherby School $18,000 C C S Disability Action Otago Inc $7,146 Charitable Trust Ashburton Performing Arts Theatre Trust $52,500 C C S Disability Action Southland Inc $1,140 A Town Boxing Gym Inc $10,000 Ashburton Racing Club Inc $40,000 C W F K A - Kidsfirst Kindergartens $6,500 Acts of Kindness Charitable Trust $4,679 Ashburton Rugby League Football and $1,825 Hornby Inc Affinity Gymnastics Academy Inc $5,000 Sports Club Incorporated Cambridge Blue Inc $7,848 Age Concern Ashburton Inc $1,361 Ashburton Seniors Centre Charitable $12,000 Camp Quality N Z - Christchurch $10,000 Age Concern Otago Inc $25,000 Trust Cancer Soc of N Z - Otago & $34,000 Albion Cricket Club Inc $3,000 Ashburton Swim Team Inc $30,000 Southland Division Inc Alhambra Union Rugby Football Club $10,000 Ashburton Toy Library Inc $5,955 Cancer Soc of N Z Marlborough Centre $5,130 Inc Ashburton Youth Health Trust $7,500 Inc All Together Kaiapoi $5,782 Ashtin Machinery Pool $15,000 CanInspire Charitable Trust $10,000 Alzheimers Disease & Related $10,782 Aspiring Athletics Club $1,875 Cansail Charitable Trust $4,000 Disorders Soc (ADARDS) Otago Inc Atawhai Playcentre $4,000 Canterbury A & P Assn $2,000 Alzheimers Soc Nelson Inc $1,701 Athletic College Old Boys Cricket Club $5,000 Canterbury Asthma Soc Inc $2,000 Andersons Bay Bowling Club Inc $1,400 Athletics Otago Inc $60,000 Canterbury Basketball Assn Inc $8,000

Andersons Bay Community $8,200 Athletics SC All Weather Track Trust $50,000 Canterbury Boxing Assn $3,000 Kindergarten Aviva (incorporating Christchurch $15,000 Canterbury Brain Collective Ltd. $50,000 Anglican Family Care Centre Inc. $20,000 Women's Refuge) Charitable Trust Canterbury Branch of the Muscular $7,000 Anglican Parish of Ashburton $6,945 Avonhead Tennis Club Inc $15,000 Dystrophy Assn of N Z Inc Anna and John Caselberg Charitable $3,008 Balaclava Primary School $13,000 Canterbury Brass Inc $1,477 Trust Bamford School $7,000 Canterbury Caledonian Soc Inc $2,130 Annesbrook Community Trust $5,000 Basketball Otago Inc $40,000 Canterbury Community Sailing Trust $5,000 Aquagym Swim Club Inc $3,000 Beachlands Speedway Inc $6,000 Canterbury Country Cricket Assn Inc $10,000 Arawa Canoe Club Inc $5,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Christchurch $570 Canterbury Cricket Assn Inc $15,000 Ardgowan School $12,579 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson - $10,000 Canterbury Golf Inc $1,000 Ariki (Dunedin) Amateur Athletic & $2,800 Tasman Canterbury Hockey Assn Inc $12,000 Harrier Club Inc Birthright Canterbury Trust $2,500 Canterbury Mathmatical Assn Inc $2,282 Art for Life Trust $4,000 Blenheim Bowling Club Inc $10,000 Canterbury Provincial Amateur Fencing $5,000 Arts Council Nelson $2,500 Blue Light Ventures Inc - Oamaru $1,225 Council Inc Ashburton Aquatic Park Charitable Trust $10,000 Bowls Dunedin Inc $9,790 Canterbury Regional Basketball $12,000 Ashburton Aviation Museum Soc Trust $10,000 Foundation Bowls Hornby Inc $1,000 Ashburton Celtic Rugby Football Club $55,000 Canterbury Repertory Theatre Soc Inc $1,182 Bowls Nelson Inc $2,678 Inc Canterbury Rowing Assn Inc $8,500 Bread of Life Trust $15,000 Ashburton College $40,000 Canterbury Rugby League Inc $5,868 Bridge Valley Christian Trust $18,000 Ashburton College Alumni Trust Board $7,500 Canterbury Softball Assn Inc $4,000 Brockville Primary School $2,000 Ashburton Community Alcohol & Drug $20,000 Canterbury Triathlon Club Inc $4,000 Service Inc Brooklyn School (Motueka) $5,532 Canterbury Volleyball Assn Inc $4,000 Ashburton County Scottish Soc Inc $1,000 Bug 4/2 Inc $5,000 Canterbury Youth Services Trust $12,000 Ashburton District Neighbourhood $8,831 Buller Rugby Union Inc $53,000 Support Inc Canterbury Youth Workers Collective $2,422 Burnside High School $3,000 Inc Ashburton Golf Club Inc $35,000 Burnside Park Tennis Club Inc $2,600 Carisbrook Dunedin Cricket Club $6,000 Ashburton Housing and Support Trust $15,656 Burnside Rowing Inc $10,000 Carisbrook School $15,000 Ashburton Indian Multicultural $2,000 Charitable Trust Burnside Rugby Football Club Inc $22,046 Carlton Redcliffs Hockey Club Inc $3,000 Ashburton Indoor Bowls Assn Inc $19,651 Burnside Squash Rackets Club Inc $15,000 Caversham Assn Football Club $15,000 Ashburton Justices of the Peace Assn $2,448 Burwood Academy Trust $50,000 CCS Disability Action Canterbury West $13,600 Inc Burwood Park Tennis Club $15,000 Coast Inc Ashburton Learning Centre Inc $21,322 Business Trust Marlborough Inc. $5,460 CCS Disability Action Waitaki Inc $2,000 Ashburton Mackenzie Community $15,000 C C S Disability Action Nelson $15,000 Centrecare Counselling Waimate $3,672 Group Inc Marlborough Inc Challenge Wanaka Sports Trust $11,580

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Southern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

ChatBus Trust $50,000 Cycling Southland Inc $10,000 Environmental Education for Resource $21,000 Cholmondeley Childrens Centre Inc $40,000 D K I - Concord Kindergarten $1,726 Sustainability Trust Chris Ruth Centre Trust $12,000 D K I - Mornington Kindergarten $2,000 Equestrian Sport N Z - Ashburton Area $10,000 Showjumping Christchurch Ballet Soc Inc $5,000 D K I - Rachel Reynolds Kindergarten $3,600 Eyreton Pony Club Inc $3,500 Christchurch Boys High School $5,000 Dancing for a Cause Nelson Charitable $5,902 F C Nelson Inc $10,000 Christchurch Bridge Club Inc $2,000 Trust Fairhall School $6,829 Christchurch Childrens Christmas $1,542 Dementia Canterbury Charitable Trust $14,498 Parade Trust Diamond Way Buddhist Trust $5,000 Fenwick Primary School $6,600 Christchurch Childrens Holiday Camps $8,000 Diocese of Nelson - Greymouth & $8,000 Forbury Park Bowling Club Inc $10,000 Trust Kumara Anglican Parish Forbury Park Croquet Club Inc $920 Christchurch City Choir Inc $5,950 Disability Information Service Inc $8,000 Forward Foundation $2,000 Christchurch Civic Music Council $8,000 Diving Otakou (2015) Inc $2,000 FOSDA $2,567 National Concerto Competition Trust Dixons Boxing Club Motueka & Nelson $43,000 Friends of Bullock Creek Inc $23,600 Christchurch Football Club Inc $8,496 Inc Friends of Motueka Hospital Trust $25,000 Christchurch Garden Festival Trust $7,500 Dovedale School $2,000 Friends of Rangiora Town Hall Inc $2,087

Christchurch Group N Z Riding for the $3,000 Dunedin Archery Club Inc $4,000 Garden Marlborough 2004 Inc $2,000 Disabled Assn Inc Dunedin Chapter Sweet Adelines $1,080 Girl Guides Assn of N Z Inc $10,000 Christchurch High School Old Boys - $5,000 International Inc Golden Bay A & P Assn Inc $5,000 Old Collegians Cricket Club Inc Dunedin Choral Soc Inc $5,000 Golden Bay High School $8,044 Christchurch Metropolitan Cricket $3,000 Dunedin City Jazz Orchestra Inc $1,923 Assn Inc Golden Bay Housing Trust $4,000 Dunedin Community Care Trust $3,634 Christchurch Netball Centre Inc $7,500 Golden Bay Riding for the Disabled $1,602 Dunedin Community Learning Centre $7,170 Christchurch Rudolf Steiner School $4,000 Assn Inc Dunedin Curling Club Inc. $4,000 Christchurch School of Gymnastics Inc $2,000 Golden Bay Tennis Club Inc $4,000 Dunedin District Land SAR Committee $7,189 Christchurch Schools Music Festival $1,350 Golden Bay Work Centre Trust $2,478 Assn Inc Dunedin Fringe Arts Trust $6,885 Good Night Sleep Tight Charitable Trust $10,000 Christchurch Squash Rackets Club Inc $3,000 Dunedin Group Riding for the Disabled $20,000 Good Sports Motueka Inc $2,226 Assn Inc Christchurch Vegan Society $2,000 Graeme Dingle Foundation Canterbury $5,000 Dunedin Ice Hockey Assn Inc $7,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Christchurch $1,721 Graeme Dingle Foundation $18,000 Area Inc Dunedin North Community Patrol $1,755 Marlborough Charitable Trust Citizens Advice Bureau Dunedin Inc $3,000 Graeme Dingle Foundation Southland $3,000 Dunedin Prison Charitable Trust $45,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Inc - North $8,229 Green Island Assn Football Club Inc $17,880 Otago Dunedin Rugby Football Club Inc $35,000 Green Island School $1,542 City Highlanders Hockey Club Inc $6,464 Dunedin Swim Coaching Board Inc $10,000 Grey United Tennis Club $7,433 City of Christchurch International $7,000 Dunedin Technical A F C Inc $34,645 Marathon Trust Board Greymouth Marist Rugby Football Club $3,998 Dyspraxia Support Group of N Z Inc $2,268 Inc Cobden Aromahana Sanctuary and $3,000 Early Childhood Resource Centre Chch $6,000 Greymouth Motorcycle Street Race Inc $15,000 Recreation Areas Inc Inc Haeata Community Campus $3,350 Cobden Bowling Club Inc $2,111 East Christchurch Shirley Cricket Club $5,000 Community Development Network $6,000 Inc Hakatere Ceramics & Pottery $7,000 Ashburton Inc Trust East Taieri Pre-School $4,000 Hakatere Multi Cultural Council Inc $14,000 Community House Mid Canterbury $22,000 East Taieri School $3,938 Trust Hampstead School - Ashburton $38,000 Eastern States Speedway (1995) Inc $9,794 Community Watch Kaiapoi Inc $10,000 Harbour Rugby Football Club Inc $25,000 Eclipse Under 16 Marching Team $1,464 Conductive Education (Southern) $10,000 Harbour Street Jazz Inc $28,000 Charitable Trust Edgeware Tennis Club Inc $4,000 Head Injury Soc of Southland Inc $1,000 Connecting Mid Canterbury Charitable $2,279 Ellesmere Food Bank Trust $5,000 Hearing Assn Dunedin Branch Inc $8,125 Trust Ellesmere Rugby Sub Union Inc $5,000 Hearing Assn Nelson Inc $3,695 Country Music Dunedin Awards $4,000 Elmgrove School $6,000 Helen Anderson Trust $1,309 Crossroads (Marlborough) Trust $16,000 Elmwood Club $5,000 Hinds Bowling Club $3,899 Crossroads Youth with a Future Trust $2,991 Elmwood Tennis Club Inc $2,500

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Southern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Hira School $4,000 Light Nelson Trust $5,000 Ministry of Inspiration $5,000 Hokitika Bowling Club Inc. $1,777 Linfield Cultural Recreational & Sports $8,000 Moray Foundation Trust $4,500 Hokitika Golf Club Inc $7,300 Club Inc Mornington Bowling Club Inc $7,000

Hokitika Primary School $25,000 Linwood Rugby Club Inc $8,000 Mosgiel Abilities Resource Centre $1,500 Home & Family Soc Christchurch Inc $50,000 Lions Club of Ashburton Charitable $3,026 Motueka and Districts Amateur $3,000 Trust Homebuilders West Coast Trust $10,400 Swimming Club Inc Living Springs Trust $20,000 Hornby High School $5,000 Motueka Bowling Club Inc $5,000 Lower Moutere School $5,702 Hororata Community Trust $1,430 Motueka Cricket Club Inc $8,000 Lower Waitaki Golf Club $15,000 Hospice Mid- Canterbury Trust $100,000 Motueka Golf Club Inc $11,000 Luggate Albion Cricket Club Inc $8,500 Inangahua Agricultural and Pastoral $1,402 Motueka Group Riding for the Disabled $15,148 Sports Assn M P A - Renwick Playcentre $5,000 Assn Inc Indian Social & Cultural Club (Chch) $5,000 Macandrew Bay Boating Club Inc $6,000 Motueka High School $16,000 Inc Mackenzie Endurance Club $1,265 Motueka Netball Centre Inc $920 International Festival of Environment, $8,000 Mainland North B M X Assn Inc $4,000 Motueka Short Term Accommodation $3,697 Science & Technology, Dunedin N Z Inc Maitahi Outrigger Canoe Club Inc $2,000 Charitable Trust

Janet Frame Eden Street Trust $6,913 Make/Shift Spaces Inc $16,705 Motueka Squash Racquets Club Inc $8,000 Jellie Park Aqualand Sports Institute $7,000 Mapua Community Library $1,000 Motueka Womens Support Link $3,813 Inc Marching Otago Assn Inc $3,000 MS West Coast Inc $862 John McGlashan College $40,000 Marist Albion Netball Club Inc $608 Mt Hutt Memorial Hall $10,000 John Paul II High School $4,000 Marist Rugby Football Club Nelson Inc $50,000 Multiple Sclerosis & Parkinsons Soc of $10,000 Kahu Youth Trust $12,000 Canterbury Inc Marlborough Basketball Assn Inc $13,269 Kai Fest Trust $8,000 Murihiku Maori & Pasifika Cultural Trust $7,000 Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust $40,000 Kaiapoi Borough School $3,810 Musical Theatre Dunedin $12,000 Marlborough Colleges Sailing Club $1,377 Kaiapoi High School $2,499 Musselburgh School $9,545 Marlborough Golf Club Inc $7,000 Kaiapoi Promotion Assn Inc $18,425 N P A - Victory Playcentre $4,000 Marlborough Highland Dancing Soc $2,500 Kaiata Community Centre Inc $3,552 Inc N Z Foundation for Conductive $3,000 Education Inc Kaikorai Junior Cricket Club Inc $2,000 Marlborough Hospice Trust $25,000 Kaikorai Rugby Football Club Inc $10,000 N Z Mountain Film Festival Charitable $3,615 Marlborough Squash Rackets Club Inc $5,749 Trust Kaikorai Valley College $2,537 Marlborough Table Tennis Assn Inc $1,715 N Z P F - Weston Playcentre $2,000 Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society $5,173 Marlborough Tennis Assn Inc $10,000 Inc N Z Paramedic Education & Research $3,000 Mayfield Community Swimming Pool $19,990 Charitable Trust Kavanagh College $6,000 Inc N Z Riding Pony Soc Inc $1,999 Kingdom Resources Ltd $5,000 Mayfield Golf Club $22,000 N Z Sikh Soc South Island Inc $5,000 Kingslea School $2,500 Meadowbank United Football Club Inc $4,608 Nelson A & P Assn $1,500 Kirwee Community Hall Assn Inc $6,000 Melchester Rovers Junior Football $1,771 Nelson Arts Festival $7,000 Kirwee Model School $3,000 Club Inc Nelson Asthma Soc Inc $4,800 Kiwi Family Trust $9,086 Mental Health Advocacy & Peer $10,000 Nelson Badminton Assn Inc $4,000 Kotuku Surf Life Saving Club $4,306 Support Trust Nelson Bays Tennis Assn $2,000 Lagmhor Community Soc Inc $28,000 Merivale - Papanui Cricket Club Inc $3,000 Nelson Bays Volleyball Assn Inc $9,403 Lake Kaniere Yacht & Power Boat Club $4,830 Mid Canterbury Aero Club Inc $50,000 Inc Mid Canterbury Childrens Trust Board $7,072 Nelson Bays Youth Teams Racing Assn $4,000 Inc Lake Wanaka Sounz Inc $8,390 Mid Canterbury Choir Charitable Trust $15,000 Nelson College for Girls $17,650 Leith Harrier & Athletic Club Inc $6,000 Mid Canterbury Football Assn Inc $30,000 Nelson Cricket Assn Inc $10,000 Life Education Trust - Canterbury $14,000 Mid Canterbury Hockey Inc $21,272 Nelson District Free Kindergarten Assn $2,000 Life Education Trust Coastal Otago $6,000 Mid Canterbury Netball Inc $55,000 Inc Life Education Trust Nelson / Tasman $20,000 Mid Canterbury Rugby Union Inc $65,779 Nelson District Kennel Assn $2,000 Life Education Trust West Coast $9,903 Mid Canterbury Tennis Charitable Trust $70,000 Nelson Golf Club Inc $45,000 Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust $5,000 Mid Canterbury Youth Charitable Trust $35,000 Nelson Hockey Assn 1993 Inc $5,000

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Southern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Nelson Intermediate School $5,195 Photo Credit: Chris Sullivan, Seen in Dunedin Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter $60,000 Trust Inc Nelson Rowing Club Inc $5,000 Nelson Surf Lifesaving Club Inc $3,575 Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust $200,000 Nelson Triathlon & Multisport Club Inc $3,000

Nelson Volunteer Coastguard Inc $80,000 Nelson Womens Support Inc $4,572 Nelson Yacht Club Inc $12,500 Netball Upper Clutha Inc $2,528 New Brighton Bowling Club Inc $1,000 New Brighton Power Boat Club Inc $1,470 No 7 District Fed of N Z Soccer Inc $65,000 No Child Left Inside Ltd $1,075 Nomads United A F C Inc $5,000 North East Valley Cricket Club Inc $5,000 North Otago Cricket Assn Inc $28,507 North Otago Rugby Football Union Inc $30,000 Northern Assn Football Club Inc $6,695 Oamaru Athletic Rugby Football Club $3,000 Showbiz Dunedin Inc “The Lion Foundation funding meant we were one of only three musicals globally with audiences and Oamaru Combined Churches $1,580 performers on stage. I can assure you we are deeply grateful for this.” Christmas Parcels Trust – Doug Kamo, Managing Director Olympia Gymnastic Sports Inc $6,000 Omaka Marae Inc $25,000 Otago Sports Car Club (Inc) $15,000 Pregnancy Help Inc - Dunedin $4,000 Omarama Golf Club Inc $3,000 Otago Touch Assn Inc $10,000 Presbyterian Support - Upper South $18,000 Onyx Militaires Marching Team $3,000 Otago Women's Evergreen Softball Inc $850 Island Opawaho Trust Board $2,000 Otautahi Roller Derby League Inc $2,140 Presbyterian Support Otago Inc $33,000 Opoho Playcentre $2,534 Our Lady of the Snows School $4,826 Proactive Drive Youth Driver Education $5,000 Order of St John South Island Region $215,295 Trust Trust Board Outram Rodeo Club $15,000 Punga Croquet Club Inc $1,420 Otago Badminton Assn Inc $10,000 Parafed Canterbury Inc $11,236 QEII Swim Club Inc $3,000 Otago Children's Autism Support Trust $4,482 Parafed Otago Inc $8,000 Queens High Preschool Trust $10,000 Board Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Greater $2,862 Queen's High School $2,942 Otago Community Hospice Trust $110,000 Canterbury Region Queenstown Lakes District Council $5,000 Otago Cricket Assn Inc $55,000 Parent to Parent N Z Inc - Nelson $1,199 R 13 Youth Development Trust $1,735 Otago Festival of the Arts Trust $12,000 Parklands School $10,000 R A T E C Motorsport inc $1,318 Otago Golf Club Inc $20,000 People First N Z Inc - Top of the South $2,000 Region R N Z S P C A - Ashburton Centre $4,738 Otago Hockey Assn (1990) Inc $65,000 Perinatal Support Nelson Inc $5,600 Rainbow Sports Club Inc $3,000 Otago Medical Research Foundation $5,000 Picton Dawn Chorus Inc $5,000 Rakaia Golf Club $27,826 Otago Racing Club Inc $9,000 Picton Maritime Festival Trust $6,207 Rakaia Lions Charitable Trust $4,000 Otago Rowing Assn Inc $2,050 Picton Rowing Club Inc $5,000 Rakaia Playcentre $1,558 Otago Rugby Football Union Inc $70,000 Pine Valley Outdoor Centre Trust $4,000 Rakaia Rugby Club Inc $1,576 Otago Rugby Referees Assn Inc $18,192 Pioneers of Canterbury Masters $1,243 Rakaia Swimming Club Inc $4,490 Otago Secondary Schools Sports Assn $5,527 Marching Team Inc Rakaia War Memorial Community $4,007 Port Chalmers Primary School $3,000 Centre Otago Southland Area of N Z Pony $3,000 Clubs Assn Inc Port Hills Athletic Club Inc $1,173 Rangiora Youth Community Trust $5,204

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Southern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Rarangi Golf Club Inc $9,486 Southland Group N Z Riding For The $2,500 The Brain Injury Assn (Otago) Inc $35,000 Reefton Golf Club Inc $5,000 Disabled Inc The Lake Brunner Wilderness Trail $100,000 Reefton Inc $4,695 Southland Otago Axemens Centre $2,000 Charitable Trust

Reefton Volunteer Fire Brigade $9,797 Span Charitable Trust $4,000 The Roman Catholic Diocese of $22,000 Christchurch - The Catholic Parish of Reflections Community Trust $4,181 Special Olympics Lower South Island $1,600 Regional Council Mid Canterbury Trust Renwick Cricket Club Inc $9,000 Special Olympics Marlborough $8,000 Theatre Royal Charitable Foundation $45,000 Renwick Soccer Club Inc $8,900 Special Olympics N Z - Upper South $5,255 Toi Toi Opera Trust $5,000 Richmond Group Riding for the $10,000 Island Regional Council Totara School $521 Disabled Inc Sport Administration Espirit Inc $1,426 UC Netball Club Inc $3,000 Richmond Keas Softball Club Inc $3,000 Sport Otago $22,500 Union Cricket Club (Oamaru) Inc $8,711 Riselaw Road Playcentre $12,236 Sport Otago - Waitaki $28,000 Union Rowing Club Inc $25,000 Riwaka Brooklyn Gymnastics Club $8,000 Squash Otago Inc $1,586 United Bowling Club Inc $3,132 Riwaka Rugby Football Club $12,000 St Albans Shirley Football Club Inc $7,500 University of Canterbury Rugby $5,000 Roslyn Bowling Club Inc $4,000 St Albans Tennis Club Inc $4,996 Football Club Inc Royal N Z Plunket Trust - North Otago $19,000 St Andrews Presbyterian Church $5,000 Victory Boxing Charitable Trust $15,000 Runanga School $3,000 Blenheim Vikings Swim Club Inc $8,308 Russley School $3,000 St Clair Bowling Club Inc $1,506 WAI Wanaka $2,166 S A N Z - Malvern Scout Group $5,000 St Clair Golf Club Inc $25,000 Waikawa Boating Club Inc $50,000 S A N Z - Marlborough Scout Zone $1,752 St Clair school $2,000 Waimairi Surf & Life-Saving Club Inc $8,000 S V S - Living Safe $8,500 St Francis Xavier School $1,960 Waimakariri Arts Trust $5,245 Sacred Heart Parish Reefton $3,030 St Josephs Cathedral School $15,000 Waimakariri United Football Club Inc $15,000 Saddle Hill Foundation Trust $5,817 St Kilda Brass Inc $5,000 Waimate Bridge Club Inc $4,225 Sara Cohen School $7,000 Standardbred Stable to Stirrup $4,160 Waimate Childcare Centre Inc $6,950 Sawyers Bay School $5,000 Charitable Trust Waimate Croquet Club Inc $2,890 SCAPE Public Art Trust $35,000 Straight Up Trust $1,280 Waimate Free Kindergarten Assn Inc $14,697 Scottish Soc of N Z Pipe Band Inc $5,000 Super Grans Dunedin Charitable Trust $8,000 Waimate Rodeo Club $12,127 Scout Assn of N Z $40,000 Surf Life Saving N Z Inc - Southern $35,000 Waimate Shears N Z Spring Shearing $8,463 Seabrook McKenzie Trust for Specific $15,000 Surf Life Saving Otago Charitable Trust $9,000 Championships Inc Learning Disabilities SVC Inc $3,000 Waimate Theatre Company inc $2,000 Seido Karate Hokitika Inc $6,000 Swimming Canterbury West Coast $4,000 Waimate Trotting Club Inc $11,000 Shirley Intermediate School $4,358 Taieri Golf Club Inc $8,000 Wairau Cricket Club $5,000 Shirley Primary School $3,234 Taieri Junior Cricket Club $3,500 Waireka Croquet Club Inc $4,709 Showbiz Dunedin $5,000 Taieri Rugby Football Club Inc $22,232 Waitaki Community Gardens Trust $25,949 Silverpeaks Country Music Club Inc $2,872 Taieri Tennis Club Inc $3,000 Waitaki District Community House Trust $6,999 Silverstream South School $14,600 Takaka Rugby Football Club Inc $6,000 Waitaki District Council $27,600 Snow Sports N Z Inc $10,000 Tasman Bay Guardians Trust $3,148 Waitaki District Health Services Ltd $149,000 South New Brighton School $5,000 Tasman Golf Inc $20,000 Waitohi Rugby Football Club Inc $2,400 Southbridge Rugby Football Club $2,248 Tasman Hockey Club Inc $6,000 Wakatipu Branch of the Central Otago $1,715 Southern Alps Country Music Awards $5,550 Tasman Regional Sports Trust $50,000 Pony Club Inc Assn Inc Tasman Rugby Union Inc $265,000 Wakatu Cricket Club Inc $8,000 Southern Ballet Theatre Trust $4,000 Tasman Volleyball Assn Inc $5,000 Walsh Aviation Support Society Inc $20,000 Southern Hearing Charitable Trust $50,000 Taylors Mistake Surf Lifesaving Club Inc $1,457 Wanaka Arts Soc Inc $4,188 Southern Lakes Arts Festival Trust $9,000 Te Wero Gymnastics Inc $30,000 Wanaka Bowling Club Inc $60,000 Southern Regions Branch of the $2,285 Wanaka Golf Club Inc $20,000 Muscular Dystrophy Assn of N Z Inc Te Whare Rangi Trust $432 Wanaka Rodeo Club Inc $15,000 Southern Zone Deaf Rugby Union Inc $1,896 Tennis Mid Canterbury Sub Assn Inc $40,000 Wanaka Search & Rescue Inc $27,662 Southern Zone of NZRL Inc $20,000 Tennis Otago Inc $9,556 Tennis South Canterbury Inc $30,000 Wanaka Waterski Club inc $2,617

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Southern Grants distributed 1 April 2020 - 31 March 2021

Water Safety N Z Inc $15,000 West Coast Badminton Assn $1,405 West Coast Basketball Assn Inc $4,415 West Coast Cricket Assn Inc $6,917 West Coast Hockey Assn Inc $10,000 West Coast Netball Centre Inc $1,000 West Coast Tennis Assn Inc $6,000 West Melton Rugby Football Club Inc $2,000 Westburn School $2,000 Whakatu Group Riding for the Disabled $5,000 Inc Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga $10,000 Trust Wharenui Gators Inc $5,000 Wheels at Wanaka Charitable Trust $12,400

Womens Centre Inc $2,266 Woodend Bowling Club Inc $4,593 Woolston Brass Inc $1,800 Youthline Central South Island $15,000 All Together Kaiapoi Zingari Richmond Football Club Inc $17,187 “With support from The Lion Foundation we were able to organise and host an event that is open and Zonta Club of Ashburton $3,662 affordable for anyone to attend.” $7,366,196 – Linda Dunbar. Project Coordinator

THE LION FOUNDATION TOTAL GRANTS 2020/2021: $35,078,919

15% 17.15% % 15 40% 19.76% 41.8% 30% 21.82%

Target % Actual %

Sport Community, Culture, Arts Health Education

27 THE LION FOUNDATION Financial Statements

Summary Statement of Comprehensive Income For the Year Ended 31 March 2021

2021 2020 NZ$ NZ$ Revenue 79,564,770 92,564,306 Interest Received 5,965 48,882 Gain on Sale of Property, Plant and Equipment 93,624 148,688 Non-Exchange Revenue 174,390 8,704 Total Income 79,838,749 92,770,580

Less Expenditure: Gaming Machine Duty (18,299,897) (21,289,791) Venue Payments (12,704,771) (14,791,121) Compliance and Regulatory Costs (3,080,801) (3,688,641) Depreciation - Property, Plant and Equipment (5,854,541) (5,540,715) Machine/Equipment Related Costs (2,802,091) (3,162,900) Interest Costs - - Employee Costs (4,461,614) (4,182,558) Other Costs (1,023,240) (842,649)

Net Profit Available for Distribution 31,611,794 39,272,206

Funds Distributed (35,078,919) (33,397,270) Grants Refunded 1,587,220 1,135,986

Net Profit (Loss) for the Year (1,879,905) 7,010,921

Other Comprehensive Income - -

Total Comprehensive Income for the Year (1,879,905) 7,010,921

Summary Statement of Changes in Undistributed Surplus

2021 2020 NZ$ NZ$ Undistributed Surplus as at Beginning of Year 15,604,470 8,593,549 Total Comprehensive Income for the Year (1,879,905) 7,010,921 Undistributed Surplus as at End of Year 13,724,565 15,604,470

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Summary Balance Sheet

2021 2020 NZ$ NZ$ Current Assets 8,756,451 12,204,225 Non-Current Assets 12,090,466 7,327,605 Total Assets 20,846,917 19,531,830

Current Liabilities (7,122,352) (3,927,360)

Non-Current Liabilities - - Total Liabilities (7,122,352) (3,927,360)

Net Assets 13,724,565 15,604,470

Represented by: Undistributed Surplus 13,724,565 15,604,470

Summary Cash Flow Statement

2021 2020 NZ$ NZ$ Net Cash Inflow from Operating Activities 6,617,997 12,622,010 Net Cash Outflow from Investing Activities (10,517,343) (4,534,354) Net Cash Outflow from Financing Activities - - Net Cash Inflow/(outflow) from Operating Investing & Financing Activities (3,899,346) 8,087,656

Add: Cash at bank at 1 April 11,597,181 3,509,525

Ending Cash Carried Forward 7,697,835 11,597,181

Balance of all Bank Accounts 7,697,585 11,596,931 Petty Cash 250 250

Cash and Cash Equivalents 7,697,835 11,597,181

29 THE LION FOUNDATION | CHAIRMAN AND CEO REPORT

THE LION FOUNDATION CHAIRMAN’S REPORT CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S REPORT The Lion Foundation has continued its proud than in NotesMarch 2020, to when, the as Financiala nation we What Statements an interesting end to our 2019/2020 financial year as record of community fundraising over the past experienced a life changing pandemic. the Covid-19 pandemic presented unprecedented challenges year, with $38,296,847 being distributed to Despite these unchartered times, The Lion - not only for The Lion Foundation, our venue operators and support community projects throughout New Foundation was able to maintain its strong the entire Class 4 sector, but also for our country as a whole. Zealand. This represents our sixth consecutive position within the sector through prudent Despite the impact of the 75-day lockdown period which was year of increased community funding year on financial governance, highly effective imposed nine days before the end of our financial year, 2019 year. practices, and robust disciplines. We refocused has been another successful year for The Lion Foundation. Since 1985 The Lion Foundation has now our1. grantThe policies information to ensure set that out funding in these was SummaryAs a result Financial of a great Statements team effort from has our been hard prepared working in compliance with PBE FRS 43: Summary distributed over $950 million to help people targetedFinancial towards Statements,the delivery of valuable and extracted and venue from operators, the Annual our Financialsuppliers, Statementsindustry partners, of Theour Lion Foundation 2008 for the year ended 31 do good things – something we regard as an essential services by community organisations dedicated staff, along with the support and guidance impressive achievement. throughoutMarch New 2021. Zealand. The annual Financial Statementsfrom our Board, authorised we were on for track issue to deliver on 28/06/2021 close to $40 have been prepared to comply with Not-For- Every year as I pen this report, I continue We areProfit proud thatPublic since Benefit the Level 4Entity Lockdown Standards million (NFP in community PBE Standards). funding. However, The dueannual to our Financial inability to Statements include a statement of compliance to be in awe of the positive impact that periodwith we NFPhave PBEdistributed Standards almost for$5m each to periodgenerate presented funds over the in thelast 9 annual days of financialthe financial statements. year, our community organisations have on their support these community organisations in their final grants distribution total was $38.3m - which is still an communities. Being able, in an efficient and dire2. timeBecause of need. of their summary nature, theseextremely Financial satisfying Statementsachievement. cannot provide a full understanding of the financial performance, effective way, to support these organisations The Lion Foundation remains committed to its We are very proud of our Trustees and team who continued to in making a difference is our “why”. It is responsibilitiesfinancial in respectposition, of problem and cash gambling flows workof The tirelessly Lion fromFoundation their home office2008. environments This understanding through- can only be obtained by reference to the always incredibly humbling and inspiring to and, asAnnual such, Financialcontinues to Statements work diligently of to Theout Lion this Foundationrestricted period 2008. so that we could continue to fund read the list of grant recipients every year. support our venue operators and customers. community infrastructure projects and critical services to help During the past year we said farewell to Our3. venuesA copy ofcontinue the full to audited be our Annual most Financialaddress some Statements of the challenges can be facing requested our country. from: our Chief Executive Murray Reade. While importantChief business Financial partners. Officer Without their The year saw many changes across the organisation and the Board was very sad to see him go, he loyalty, support and commitment to problem none more so than the departure of our Chief Executive, departed with our best wishes and grati- gambling,The authorisedLion Foundation purpose funds 2008 would not Murray Reade. Murray has overseen significant change in the tude for a job extremely well done. After a be generated.Private AsBag an 106605 organisation, we extend way we operate and his inclusive, humble leadership style rigorous recruitment process, the Board was a specialAuckland thank you Central to every one of our venue allowed us to grow and develop across all aspects of the delighted to appoint Tony Goldfinch as his operators. organisation. Murray has left the organisation in a strong replacement. Tony has been with the organi- Auckland 1010 As New Zealand emerges from the effects of position and I wish to acknowledge the contribution he sation for several years, has a deep knowledge made to The Lion Foundation throughout his tenure as Chief of the organisation, its customers, stakeholders Covid-19, we will continue to support our venue4. The operators, Trustees who inauthorised addition to survivingthe Publication Executive. of theseI would Summary also like toFinancial convey myStatements thanks and on 28/06/2021. & staff as well as the challenges we face. Tony's appreciation to Simon Whyte and all our Trustees for their experience and attributes make him within a complex industry, now face some harsh5. The economic presentation challenges. currency is New Zealandsupport and Dollars guidance (NZD). throughout the year which has helped uniquely qualified to lead The Lion Foundation facilitate an extremely smooth transition of leadership. in its next stage of development in what will be Finally, I wish to acknowledge the Board of an interesting but challenging period. Trustees6. The of AnnualThe Lion Financial Foundation. Statements In October ofOne The ofLion the Foundation initiatives Murray 2008 forintroduced the year was ended the 31 March 2021 has been audited with an 2019unqualified we were pleased audit to welcomeopinion issuedDebbie onestablishment 28/06/2021. of Regional Grants Committees. Our RGC’s I also wish to acknowledge the other team continue to provide regional knowledge and insights to members who continue to work tirelessly to Sew Hoy as a Future Trustee to The Lion Foundation Board as part of the Organisa- ensure our funding is directed into areas that provide maintain the organisation’s respected position positive support to the local communities from where funds within the sector. tion’s Future Directors programme. Our highly experienced and committed Trustees – are generated. Last year I reported that we were planning to JackieApproved Lloyd, on Sarahbehalf Smith, of the Peter Board: Kean, Throughout the year we continued to focus on supporting our review and improve our practices and explore David Steele, Murray Gutry - continue to make venues through investment, improving our compliance, harm strategies so that we were well equipped to face a valuable contribution and I thank them for their minimisation and service practices. future challenges. I am therefore pleased to dedication and continued service. Trustee 28 June 2021 report that by actively engaging with key I wish to express my appreciation of all our key industry stakeholders throughout the past year stakeholders and industry partners, as well as our team at we have been able to continue our strong The Lion Foundation, for their hard work and effort support of venue operators and community Trusteethroughout the year. We have28 June a great 2021 team and everyone organisations. plays an important part in ensuring we operate in a manner which best represents the fundamental purpose of Simon Whyte The benefits of constantly reviewing our the Gambling Act – to sustainably provide funding support business practises was never more evident – Chairman to the community. The biggest thanks must always go to our venue operators Life Education Trust NZ and staff for their support and hard work throughout the $75,000 Grant year. Quite simply, without our venues there would be no community funds. The Covid-19 level 4 lockdown period, The Lion Foundation has when venues were forced to close, highlighted the vitally supported Life Education Trust important role they play in the Community Funding Model. NZ since 2012. The latest grant As we look ahead, I am sure we will all continue to face was towards the salary costs for economic and social Covid-19 related challenges. It is critical the Programme and Development that we continue to support our venues through investment Manager, the Marketing and and innovation to ensure they have the tools and support to Communications Manager and recover from the impacts of the pandemic and withstand the the Education Support Manager. challenges ahead. We will also continually strive to enhance what we do “More than 85% of primary and and how we do it by actively exploring opportunities that Intermediate schools use our ensure community funding revenue streams and the specialist teachers to support their sustainability of the Class 4 sector are maintained into the children’s learning. Growing up future. today is complex and teaching resilience, learning tactics for The Lion Foundation’s support ensures we can respond managing stress and navigating to the needs of our diverse communities and support through a digital world builds children’s mental and physical wellbeing.” strength from an early age. – John O’Connell, CEO Tony Goldfinch – Chief Executive

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Independent Auditor’s Report on the Summary Financial Statements Independent Auditor’s Report onTo the the Trustees Summary of The Financial Lion Foundation Statements 2008

ToOpinion the Trustees of The Lion FoundationThe 2008summary financial statements of The Lion Foundation 2008 (the ‘entity’), which comprise the summary balance sheet as at 31 March 2021, and the summary statement of comprehensive income, summary Opinion The summary financial statements of The Lion Foundation 2008 (the statement of changes in undistributed surplus and summary cash flow ‘entity’), which comprise the summary balance sheet as at 31 March 2021, statement for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the and the summary statement of comprehensive income, summary audited financial statements of the entity for the year ended 31 March statement of changes in undistributed surplus and summary cash flow 2021. statement for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the auditedIn our opinion, financial the statements accompanying of the summary entity for financial the year statements, ended 31 March on pages 2021.1 to 2 , are consistent, in all material respects, with the audited financial statements, in accordance with PBE FRS 43: Summary Financial Statements In our opinion, the accompanying summary financial statements, on pages issued by the New Zealand Accounting Standards Board. 1 to 2, are consistent, in all material respects, with the audited financial statements , in accordance with PBE FRS 43: Summary Financial Statements issued by the New Zealand Accounting Standards Board. Summary financial statements The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required by Public Benefit Entity Standards. Reading the summary financial statements and the auditor’s report thereon, therefore, is not a substitute Summary financial statements The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures for reading the audited financial statements and the auditor’s report. required by Public Benefit Entity Standards. Reading the summary financial statements and the auditor’s report thereon, therefore, is not a substitute The audited financial statements Wefor readingexpressed the an audited unmodified financial audit sta opiniontements on and the the audited auditor’s financial report. and our report thereon statements in our report dated 28 June 2021. The audited financial statements We expressed an unmodified audit opinion on the audited financial Trusteeand our’s report responsibilities thereon for the Thestatements Trustees in are our responsible report dated on 28 behalf June of2021 the. e ntity for the preparation of summary financial statements the summary financial statements in accordance with PBE FRS 43: Summary Financial Statements. Trustee’s responsibilities for the The Trustees are responsible on behalf of the entity for the preparation of summary financial statements the summary financial statements in accordance with PBE FRS 43: Summary Financial Statements. Auditor’s responsibilities Our responsibility is to express an opinion on whether the summary financial statements are consistent, in all material respects, with the audited financial statements based on our procedures, which were Auditor’s responsibilities Our responsibility is to express an opinion on whether the summary conducted in accordance with International Standard on Auditing (New financial statements are consistent, in all material respects, with the Zealand) 810 (Revised): Engagements to Report on Summary Financial audited financial statements based on our procedures, which were Statements (‘ISA (NZ) 810’). conducted in accordance with International Standard on Auditing (New Zealand)Other than 810 in (Revised):our capacity Engagements as auditor, weto Report have no on relationship Summary Financial with or Statementsinterests in the(‘ISA e ntity(NZ) ,810’) except. that partners and employees of our firm deal with the entity on normal terms within the ordinary course of trading Other than in our capacity as auditor, we have no relationship with or activities of the business of the entity. interests in the entity, except that partners and employees of our firm deal with the entity on normal terms within the ordinary course of trading activities of the business of the entity. 31

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