Annual Report 2012-2013

$25 Million Special Fund

The beginning of 2013 marked a significant milestone in the $5.1 million A Regional Fund Canterbury Community Trust’s history. For only the second (Nelson/Marlborough/Chatham Islands) time since the Trust’s inception, the Trustees used funds from Other areas of our funding region have seen flow on effects the capital base to help communities, throughout its funding from the earthquake; this fund has been set aside as a region, deal with the effects of the Canterbury earthquakes. contribution towards supporting communities, strengthening Speaking on behalf of the Trust, Chairman Alec Neill says, significant historic buildings or assisting people who have “We are able to make this special fund available because moved to these areas from Canterbury. we have been building up our resources through a prudent investment strategy. The Trustees recognise there has never Launching the Special Fund been a greater need in our community for financial support To celebrate the launch of the $25 million Special Fund, the and we are pleased we can make this fund available – two Trust commissioned Canterbury artist Peter Majendie to years on from the earthquake which devastated our city.” reflect the essence of the fund through an art installation. In deciding the categories to fund, the Trust looked at where A lone tree, which overlooks the desolate wasteland of inner the greatest needs lay, and how they might help restore the city earthquake ruins, was chosen for the installation. To fabric of communities. After consulting widely throughout its signify the damage that the earthquakes caused to the fabric funding regions, the following special funds were opened: of our communities, the tree was wrapped in high visibility $10 million Social Housing Partnership Fund fabric, a colour scheme that most residents of Christchurch have become all too familiar with! This fund will be utilised in partnership with the Social Housing Unit, a government agency set up to provide social The Canterbury Community Trust Special Fund aims to and affordable housing. partner with the community and play a role in ‘re-stitching’ some of the fabric the earthquake has torn. $2 million Ngai Tahu Partnership Fund The piece of art has become popular with passers by and The partnership between Ngai Tahu and the Trust will be remains in place for both visitors and residents to enjoy. about delivering inter-generational outcomes. In the eastern suburbs particularly, Ngai Tahu can see an opportunity for projects that will uplift and strengthen the community. “The devastating earthquakes $6 million Rebuild Community Fabric Fund of the last two years have torn This is a Contestable Fund to support cultural, social, apart not only buildings and scientific, environmental and economic activity in the infrastructure, but so much of our community. community’s spirit. With this fund $1.9 million Event Development Fund we hope to knit together the various (community events, programmes and major events) threads that make Canterbury The Trust wishes to reinvigorate the heart of the community so unique.” through the Event Development Fund. It may be used to underwrite significant events or support local community or Alec Neill – Trust Chair cultural programmes. The Fabric Tree. Artist – Peter Majendie.

Freephone: 0508 266 878 www.commtrust.org.nz 1 Financials

Statement of Comprehensive Income For the year ended 31 March 2013 in New Zealand Dollars ($000’s) Group Group 2013 2012 Revenue 41,563 13,653 Investment fees (1,796) (1,461) Other income 2,661 4,960 Other expenses (3,077) (1,983) 39,351 15,169 Donations (19,225) (20,605) Profit/(loss) before tax 20,126 (5,436) Tax 0 0 Profit/(loss) for the year 20,126 (5,436) Other comprehensive income 0 0 Total comprehensive income for the year 20,126 (5,436)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As at 31 March 2013 Canterbury Community Trust in New Zealand Dollars ($000’s) Group Group Staff: Assets 2013 2012 (Restated) Back Row (bottom to top) Ruth Carson, Eve Nissen, John O’Neil, Property, plant and equipment 247 334 Michael McNabb, Eamonn Waters Investment in associate 544 0 Front Row (bottom to top) Investment property 28,425 27,555 Wendy Courtois, Louise Edwards, Diana Financial assets 4,400 4,552 Gadd, Liz Henderson, Jane Haddock, Charlotte Rapley Total non-current assets 33,616 32,441

Trade and other receivables 3,554 8,925 Cash and cash equivalents 41,118 10,422 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Financial assets 452,641 463,069 Total current assets 497,313 482,416 Significant accounting policies: Total assets 530,929 514,857 1. Reporting Entity: The information included in this report has been prepared in Trust Funds accordance with FRS 43: Summary Financial Statements. The Canterbury Community Trust (the “Parent”) is a The specific disclosures included in the summary financial Core real capital base reserve 371,422 371,422 charitable trust, domiciled in New Zealand, incorporated in report have been extracted from the full audited financial Capital base reserve 155,718 151,015 accordance with the provisions of The Community Trusts statements dated 1 July 2013. Users of the summary Accumulated income reserve (4,189) (19,612) Act 1999 and has a registered office at 12 Hazeldean Road, financial statements should note that the information Total trust funds 522,951 502,825 Christchurch. contained therein cannot be expected to provide a complete Liabilities Consolidated financial statements are presented for The understanding as provided in the full financial report of the Trade and other payables 7,978 12,032 Canterbury Community Trust. The consolidated financial group. The full audited financial statements comply with Total current liabilities 7,978 12,032 statements of the Group as at and for the year ended New Zealand equivalents to International Financial Reporting Standards, as appropriate for public benefit entities. Total liabilities 7,978 12,032 31 March 2013 comprise the Parent and its subsidiaries (together referred to as the “Group”) and the Group’s interest Total trust funds and liabilities 530,929 514,857 Users who require additional information are encouraged to in associates and jointly controlled entities. access the full financial statements in the Group’s website at The Group is a charitable trust which distributes income from www.commtrust.org.nz. Users who do not have access to its investment activities to the communities of Canterbury, the website can request a printed version from the following Statement of Changes in Equity Nelson, Marlborough and the Chatham Islands. address; PO Box 1440 Christchurch. For the year ended 31 March 2013 2. Basis of Preparation: The full financial report and this summary have received an in New Zealand Dollars ($000’s) Core Real Capital Base Accumulated Total unqualified audit opinion. The summary financial statements Capital Base Reserve Income (a) Statement of compliance were authorised for issue by the Board of Trustees on 3 July Reserve Reserve The summary financial statements have been prepared 2013. Balance at 1 April 2012 371,422 151,015 (19,612) 502,825 in accordance with the Generally Accepted Accounting (b) Functional and presentation currency Total comprehensive income for the year (4,058) 0 24,184 20,126 Practice in New Zealand (NZ GAAP) as it relates to summary Reserve transfers 4,058 4,703 (8,761) 0 financial statements. These financial statements are presented in thousands Balance at 31 March 2013 371,422 155,718 (4,189) 522,951 of New Zealand dollars ($000’s), which is the Parent The accounting policies are set out in the full audited and Group’s functional currency. All financial information Balance at 1 April 2011 371,422 142,788 (4,949) 509,261 financial report. presented in New Zealand dollars has been rounded to the Prior Period Misstatement 0 0 (1,000) (1,000) The financial statements have been approved by the Board nearest thousand. Total comprehensive income for the year (3,905) 0 (1,531) (5,436) of Trustees on 3 July 2013. Reserves transfers 3,905 8,227 (12,132) 0 Balance at 31 March 2012 371,422 151,015 (19,612) 502,825 THE CANTERBURY COMMUNITY TRUST TRUSTEES’ Statement of Cash Flows For the year ended 31 March 2013 REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2013 in New Zealand Dollars ($000’s) Group Group 2013 2012 Objectives of the Trust and Charitable Company Trustees’ Remuneration Cashflows from operating activities subsidiary During the period the trustees of the Trust received fees Other income 1,355 3,561 To provide charitable, cultural, philanthropic and of $192,921 (2012 $183,011). recreational benefits to the communities of Canterbury, Interest received 907 268 Review of Results and Financial Position Marlborough, Nelson and the Chatham Islands. Cash paid to suppliers, employees and trustees (4,122) (1,831) The total distribution from the Trust and Charitable Donations (23,552) (20,417) Policies and Structure of the Trust and Charitable Company was $19 million (2012 $20 million) donations Net cash from/used in operating activities (25,412) (18,419) Company subsidiary to community groups during the last twelve months. These organisations are structured to include Cashflows from investment activities Signed on behalf of the Board of Trustees: community representatives from the four regions. Their Managed funds investments 51,005 27,899 policies are to manage and distribute their income and Proceeds from repayment of community loans 822 866 capital to the community they serve. Sale of investment property and property, plant and 11,901 0 equipment Activities of the Trust New Community loans provided (810) (1,521) During the period under review the Trust and its charitable subsidiary have provided financial assistance Purchase of investment property and property, plant and (6,810) 0 T N Chambers J E Thomas equipment to a wide range of community groups in Canterbury, Chairperson Trustee Deputy Chairperson Marlborough, Nelson and the Chatham Islands. In Net Cash from/used in investing activities 56,108 27,244 Trustee addition to responding to applications for assistance Date: 3 July 2013 Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents 30,696 8,825 these organisations have initiated several new projects Cash and cash equivalents at 1 April 10,422 1,597 of benefit to community groups. Cash and cash equivalents at 31 March 41,118 10,422

Freephone: 0508 266 878 www.commtrust.org.nz 2 Financials

Independent auditor’s report THE CANTERBURY COMMUNITY TRUST , TRUST on the summary financial DIRECTORY FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2013 Trust Particulars statements The Canterbury Community Trust was incorporated as a charitable trust in accordance with the provisions of the Trustee provisions of The Community Trust Act, 1999. The purpose of The Canterbury Community Trust is to provide charitable, To the beneficiaries of The Canterbury Community Trust cultural and philanthropic and recreational benefits to the community. The accompanying summary consolidated financial statements on page 2, which Date of Trust Deed: 30 May 1988 comprise the summary consolidated statement of financial position as at 31 March 2013 and the summary consolidated statements of comprehensive income, changes Settlor: Minister of Finance in equity and cash flows for the year then ended and notes are derived from the Trustees: audited consolidated financial statements of The Canterbury Community Trust and its subsidiaries (‘’the group’’) for the year ended 31 March 2013. We expressed an A G Neill (Chair) L S Rutland (concluded Aug 2012) unmodified audit opinion on those financial statements in our report dated 3 July 2013. M G Spence (Nelson) E J Collyns (Marlborough) (concluded Sep 2012) W H Dahlberg (Nelson) B M Moore (Marlborough) The summary financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required for full J E Thomas S N McKenzie financial statements under generally accepted accounting practice in New Zealand. P J Graham T N Chambers Reading the summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the R Bridge C Korako (Oct 2012) audited financial statements of the group. E H Moke (concluded Sep 2012) R Wells (Oct 2012)

Trustees’ responsibility for the consolidated financial statements Trust CEO: L Edwards The trustees are responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited Auditors: KPMG PO Box 274, Christchurch (A. Skinner) consolidated financial statements, in accordance with FRS-43 Summary Financial Custodial Trustee: BNP Paribas Securities Services Statements. Fund Investment Advisor: Mercer Bankers: Westpac, PO Box 13-113, Christchurch Auditor’s responsibility Solicitors: Rhodes & Co, PO Box 13-444, Christchurch (S Hetherington) Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary consolidated financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with International Standards on Auditing (New Zealand) (ISA (NZ)) 810 Engagements to Report on Summary Financial Statements. Trustee Attendance at meetings April 2012 - March 2013 Board Donation Name Payment Our firm has also provided other services to the group in relation to taxation and general Meetings Meetings accounting services. Partners and employees of our firm may also deal with the group Edie Moke (term concluded Sept 2012) 6 3 7,700 on normal terms within the ordinary course of trading activities of the business of the group. These matters have not impaired our independence as auditor of the group. The Linda Rutland (resigned Aug 2012) 2 3 7,000 firm has no other relationship with, or interest in, the group. Elizabeth Collyns (term concluded Sept 2012) 6 3 8,470 Opinion William Dahlberg 12 7 19,251 In our opinion, the summary consolidated financial statements, derived from the Alexander Neill 11 11 32,200 audited consolidated financial statements of The Canterbury Community Trust and its Maxwell Spence 12 7 15,400 subsidiaries (‘’the group’’) for the year ended 31 March 2013, are a fair summary of Brian Moore 11 7 15,400 those financial statements, in accordance with FRS-43 Summary Financial Statements. Roger Bridge 12 7 15,400

Other matter Joseph Thomas 11 7 14,000

The consolidated financial statements of the group, for the year ended 31 March Peter Graham 12 7 14,000

2012, were audited by another auditor who expressed an unmodified opinion on those Tracey Chambers 10 6 14,000 statements on 2 July 2012 Susan McKenzie 12 7 15,400

Christine Korako (appointed Oct 2012) 5 4 7,000

Rosemary Wells (appointed Oct 2012) 6 4 7,700 3 July 2013 Total $192,921 Christchurch

TOTAL DONATION ANNUAL DONATIONS HISTORY PERCENTAGES OF: Since 1989, The Canterbury Community Trust has donated more than $337.1 million to our community. CANTERBURY, NELSON, MARLBOROUGH AND CHATHAMS 32.5 $30 MARLBOROUGH 7.7% CHATHAMS .1% 23.3 NELSON 22.2 14.2% 20.9 20.7 $20 19.2 17.5 17.2 17.0 15.916.6 16.2 15.8 15.1 13.9 12.0 11.6 10.1

Total Annual Donations $million Total $10 6.7 CANTERBURY 78% 3.7 2.5 3.0 0.9 1.2 1.4 $0

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Investing wisely in communities 3 The Trustees

ALEC NEILL (Chairman) MAX SPENCE Alec was appointed as a Trustee in October 2009 and became chair on Max Spence was appointed as a Trustee in July 2010. Since graduating from 1 July 2011. Alec is a Solicitor with Lane Neave in Christchurch, specialising in Lincoln College in the mid 70’s he has worked entirely in the NZ horticultural commercial law and is part of the “private client team”. and agricultural industry. He is currently National Manager of Fruitfed Supplies – He was a Member of Parliament during the period 1992 – 2002. In 2003 he a part of PGG Wrightson Ltd. was elected to the Canterbury Regional Council and was Chairman of that He is a former Chairman of the Nelson Bays and Tasman Rugby Unions and organisation from September 2009 – April 2010. Director of the Crusaders Franchise Limited. Alec is a Resource Consents Hearing commissioner. Max represents the Nelson Region on the Canterbury Community Trust. Alec endorses the trusts motto “investing wisely in our communities” and considers it has been a privilege to have been part of a team who have helped make a difference for many not-for-profit organisations.

PETER GRAHAM Peter was appointed as a Trustee in June 2011. He is a Banks Peninsula hill country farmer, who has been actively involved in Federated Farmers for almost WILLIAM (BILL) DAHLBERG (Deputy Chairman) 40 years. Bill Dahlberg was appointed as a Trustee in October 2009. He is a Principal He has particular interest in Pest Management in Canterbury. Peter is keen to of Goldridge Tasman Limited in Nelson. Currently a Director of Goldridge NZ ensure that Rural Canterbury is well positioned in any community debate, and in Limited and was chair of the Goldridge Investment Committee for five years the distribution of community funding. from 2001 – 2006. Bill is an Authorised Financial Adviser, a member of the IFA and the Institute of Directors (NZ). He is a keen sportsman having coached Basketball for both the Nelson Giants and the New Zealand Junior Men’s team. He has also coached netball and played Division 2 Rugby. His wide experience and vast knowledge of the Nelson Region is a great asset for the Trust. In his role as Trustee, Bill says he is privileged to work alongside a large range of community groups that contribute so much to making the Nelson/Tasman region a wonderful place to live. ROGER BRIDGE Roger was appointed as a Trustee in June 2010. He is Managing Director of Allstor Self Storage Ltd. His current Government appointments include Directorships of the New Zealand Venture Investment Fund and Quotable Value. Roger has vast community involvement with his presence/experience on many BRIAN MOORE community boards including as Trustee of the Christchurch Arts Festival and Brian was appointed as a Trustee in June 2010. He is currently employed by Re:Start the Heart (Cashel Container Mall). Robrian Estate Limited and is the owner of a local olive grove. For Roger, the most rewarding aspect of his role as Trustee includes the greater Brian has been actively involved in sporting and community activities for several understanding he has gained about the incredible work that so many volunteer decades, including various committee positions within the yachting and local and not-for-profit organisations do in the community. community. He has many years of business and administration experience in He joins the Trust, representing the Canterbury region. the private sector. Brian believes the most rewarding aspect of being a Trustee is being able to respond to community group requests for financial assistance in a meaningful way. Rosemary Wells He is representing the Marlborough Region on the Trust. Rosemary was appointed as a Trustee from 1 October 2012 and represents the Marlborough Region. Rosemary has had a successful professional career within media organisations throughout New Zealand working in radio and television - latterly as the Assistant Advertising Manager for the Marlborough Express, a division of Fairfax, for 26 years. Rosemary has been actively involved in a range of sporting fields, being a registered NZEF Dressage Judge and an A & P Show Judge; she has participated in a wide range of sports, and administration roles in both sporting organisations and Christine Korako community groups, while also serving as a JP for the past 35 years. Rosemary says that as a Trustee, she finds it truly inspirational to learn of the Christine joined the Canterbury Community Trust as a Trustee in October 2012. countless hours of work that people give to help others. Christine has a background in management, sales and marketing, within the travel/tourism industry. She is the Director of International Inbound Tourism Services which specializes in tourism opportunities within New Zealand. In amongst her business commitments, Christine has always made time for her community. She is currently the Chair of Dress for Success Christchurch SUSAN (SUE) MCKENZIE and a member of the Lottery Grants Board Canterbury/Kaikoura/Chatham Is. Sue was appointed as a Trustee in June 2011. Sue has a background as a Community Committee. senior academic lecturer in the tertiary sector and as a consultant in the areas of business entrepreneurship and development, strategic planning, marketing, project For Christine, witnessing the spirit, resilience and dedication of not-for-profits management and professional staff development. and the impact they have on their communities is a highlight of her role as a Trustee. Over the past 30 years Sue has had board and governance experience in the voluntary sector and on a number of Advisory Boards and committees at a local and national level. Her current Board appointments include the Medical Radiation Technology Board – member of the Professional Standards Committee, Education Committee and Accreditation Panel, The Community Response Forum – charged with taking a leadership and governance role in working with the Ministry of Social Development in improving the delivery and effectiveness of Social Services across the Greater Canterbury Region. She is a member of ACART – the Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology. Sue is a justice of the Peace. JOSEPH THOMAS The decision to release a special fund of $25 million to focus on helping Canterbury recover from the earthquakes has been one of the many highlights for her as Trustee. Joseph Thomas was appointed as a Trustee in October 2009. He is currently the Chief Executive Officer of the New Zealand Institute of Management Southern Inc. TRACEY CHAMBERS Joseph has extensive experience in senior management, governance and Tracey was appointed as a Trustee in June 2011. She heads one of New business consulting in both the private and public sectors. He is of Ngati Zealand’s leading strategic thinking, planning and communications companies Mutunga descent and has a sound working knowledge and experience with and also specialises in crisis management. governance and management of Iwi based organisations. Tracey is the Vice-President of the Canterbury Employers Chamber of Prior to relocating to Christchurch, Joseph was based in the Chatham Islands Commerce, Director of Business New Zealand, Director of the NZ-US Council where he was CEO of the Chatham Islands Enterprise Trust and an elected and a Director of Cashworks Group amongst other governance roles. She member of the Chatham Islands Council. His knowledge and experience in was previously a Director of the Royal New Zealand Ballet, SCAPE and Tactix the Chatham Islands provides a valuable link to the Community Trust mandate Netball team. to serve that region. The launch of The Special Fund has been a highlight of Tracey’s time as Joseph believes the highlight of his Trustee tenure so far is seeing the Trustee. “It has shown that The Canterbury Community Trust has a critical role passion and dedication of those who lead or work on behalf of community to play in the recovery and rebuild of the city and of our communities,” she organisations. says.

Freephone: 0508 266 878 www.commtrust.org.nz 4 New Chief Executive

THE CANTERBURY COMMUNITY TRUST’s New Chief Executive In February 2013, Trustees appointed Louise Edwards to the position of Chief Executive. Louise possesses a unique mix of community sector and business strengths. Born and bred in Nelson, Louise is an accountant by trade and has always combined a busy corporate life with a strong community sector focus. Her community involvements include: Trustee for the University of Canterbury Foundation and the University’s Finance Committee, Chairperson of the Christchurch Earthquake Children’s Trust, contract work for The Christchurch Symphony Orchestra and a past Director on the Board of Christchurch Resettlement Services. Louise most recently spent two years working for the Canterbury Business Recovery Trust as the Executive Director. Her previous roles have included Chief Executive of Perpetual Trust Ltd and Chief Operating Officer for Assure NZ (a subsidiary of Axa). She has held numerous senior executive positions within the New Zealand finance industry and is an experienced leader. Chair of the Trust, Alec Neill says that “Ms Edwards has strong leadership skills, extensive Louise Edwards accounting experience and is an excellent communicator. The Trust is very lucky to have found a 1988 person of such high calibre to lead our Trust and we look forward to working alongside her.” The Trust was formed to meet the demands of the deregulated banking industry. The Government of the day decided that ownership of the Trustee Savings Banks throughout New Zealand should be in the hands of the Public, with Government elected Trustees The Chairman’s Report to hold the assets of the Bank in Trust for the community. The banks were called ‘Trust Bank’.

The Chairman’s Report The Special Fund Established 1988-1996 To: The Communities of Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough During the 2012/2013 financial year Trustees resolved to resort and the Chatham Islands. It is my pleasure to report on the to capital reserves to establish a Special Fund that would help Trustees received a dividend from Trust Bank to Canterbury Community Trust’s activities for the financial year in the rebuild in Canterbury, as well as stimulating economic distribute to the not-for-profit organisations in 2012/2013. In this post earthquake era Canterbury has moved growth and community participation in the other regions. their respective bank regions. from recovery to rebuild mode and The Canterbury Community The Special Fund of $25 million was established from capital From modest beginnings in the late 1980’s the Trust (TCCT) has a role to play in the rebuild. reserves to be distributed as follows: Canterbury/Nelson/Marlborough Trust Bank’s The Nelson and Marlborough regions have also been affected, 1) Social Housing Partnership Fund $10 million. profits grew significantly with donations to the particularly with the downturn in tourism. community rising to over $12 million in 1996. 2) Ngai Tahu Partnership Fund $2 million. TCCT’S Mission is: “Investing Wisely in our Communities”. The work of the Trust can conveniently be divided into two sectors, 3) Rebuild Community Fabric Fund (a contestable fund) the first being the creation of wealth by wise investment and $6 million. the second being investing wisely in communities with informed 4) Event Development Fund for Community Event donation allocation. 1996-1997 Programmes and Major Events $1.9 million. Trust Bank was sold to Westpac and it is the Investments and Economic Conditions 5) Nelson Marlborough and Chatham Island Funds proceeds from the sale, amounting to $371 In April 2012 there was some pessimism as to the likely $5.1 million. million that have been invested on behalf of the financial returns to TCCT from its investments. The global Community. markets were highly volatile and global growth prospects Trustees and Staff were gloomy. TCCT Trustees are guardians of a substantial In September 2012 Trustees Eddie Moki, Linda Rutland and Liz investment portfolio. The Trustees have taken a strategic Collyns retired from TCCT. I wish to thank each of them for their position maintaining a conservative diverse investment portfolio, substantial contribution to TCCT during their four year term. I capable of weathering most financial crises but also capable of welcome the appointments of Christine Korako and Rosemary 1997-2013 benefiting from a rebounding economy. It is pleasing to report Wells to the Trust Board. I also acknowledge the substantial The Canterbury Community Trust has grown its that the TCCT investment portfolio returned 8.7% for the year. contribution and commitment made by all the Trustees of capital base to over $523 million Overall the financial results for the year 2012/2013 are very TCCT. encouraging after a slow start. Income from its extensive investment portfolio In February 2013 Trustees appointed Louise Edwards as Chief is distributed annually to over 1200 community The diversified portfolios produced an excellent return in what Executive. The Trustees are well served by our Chief Executive, organisations in the regions of Canterbury, has been a very volatile and demanding investment scene, our Donations Manager, Eamonn Waters and our dedicated Nelson, Marlborough and Chatham Island. both overseas and domestically. The trust takes advice from staff. its investment advisors and uses specialist fund managers to address both the risk and the opportunities associated with its Evaluation investments. As my tenure as Chair of TCCT comes to an end, it has been 2013 TCCT maintains a direct property portfolio with ownership a privilege to lead this organisation. The outlook for 2013/2014 of commercial properties. During the year there have been is positive. The rebuild in Canterbury is exciting, creating job Over its 25 year history the Trust has donated ongoing negotiations over insurance issues relating to some of opportunities and economic growth. $337.1 million. these properties. The earthquakes have also provided an incentive for Donations philanthropic organisations to work more closely together and in turn there has developed a closer relationship with Having invested wisely, the second arm of the activities of Government Departments and Local Bodies. TCCT has entered TCCT is the distribution of funds by way of donations to its 25th year serving the communities of Canterbury, Nelson, worthy causes throughout Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough Marlborough and the Chatham Islands. and the Chatham Islands. For the year ending 31 March During that time we have distributed over $337.1 million to our $337.1 $523 Million 2013, donations totalling over $19 million were made to our communities. We look forward to what the Trust can achieve in Million Investment communities. A full list of the year’s donations are set out in this its next 25 years. Donated Portfolio publication. Alec Neill – Chairman

Investing wisely in communities 5 Community

180 Degrees Trust

The 180 Degrees Trust is utilising the South Island high Much effort is put into encouraging pro-social behaviour, country to create opportunities for troubled youth to shift their reducing the level of offending, increasing safety and promoting thinking. Using a strength-based approach they form trusting active community involvement. Measured at the beginning and relationships which enable a permanent positive change in the end of their interventions, they have achieved a 72% reduction direction of their lives, either back to education, into training or to date in the overall level of offending for young people. settling into their first job. Education is an area they are also passionate about and they currently operate an Alternative Education School in addition to They see the key to their success as the access they have to their core youth development services. spectacular parts of the Canterbury high country. Other success drivers include the energy, commitment and knowledge of their The Canterbury Community Trust supports the work of the staff; and the sense of achievement young people gain on the 180 Degrees Trust; we donated $26,000 toward the positive programme. Activities range in intensity from day trips to their Families Programme. ultimate Southern Alps transverse, all combined with intensive mentoring and support. Diwali Festival

Every year, thousands of Canterbury residents flock to be The Canterbury Community Trust donated $10,000 toward part of the Diwali Festival - a spectacle of light and colour that the staging of the 2012 Diwali Festival, organised by the has its origins rooted in the ancient Hindu traditions. Diwali Indian Social and Cultural Club Inc. symbolises the triumph of light over darkness, good over evil and the renewal of life.

The Diwali festival gives Indian communities the opportunity to “Diwali celebrations in Christchurch are very share their traditions and culture with other New Zealanders. important to the Indian Community as it helps It is a real community building event with delicious foods to be the community to celebrate the incredibly sampled, craft stalls to peruse, exhibits and demonstrations to diverse and enthralling Indian Culture with the watch, and workshops to take part in as well as the dynamic wider community members.” main stage performances featuring local and international Thomas Kurian – Indian Social and Cultural Club Inc. dances, singers and musicians.

TalkLink Trust - Canterbury Imagine knowing what you want to say but being unable to put cerebral palsy, Motor Neurone Disease Parkinson’s disease and your thoughts into speech. For thousands of New Zealanders spinal injuries. The Trust operates nationally supporting nearly this reality is something they must live with on a daily basis. 5,000 clients. The Christchurch office has been open just three TalkLink Trust was established in 1991 to provide assistive years and services 425 clients in the city technology services for people who have communication and a further 300 throughout the South Island. difficulties. They are passionate about ensuring that every This comprehensive service provides clients with access to a person, regardless of the severity of their disability, has the clinical team that usually includes a speech-language therapist, right and ability to communicate with others, express every day occupational therapist, teacher or technician. The majority of preferences and exercise at least some control over their daily clients remain with the TalkLink service for their entire life – as life. their needs change and technology advances they re-approach The use of mobile devices such as ipads, tablet computers and TalkLink for further support. laptops, together with amazing software, has revolutionised the The Canterbury Community Trust supports the work of lives of so many people who are now able to speak and feel TalkLink Trust Canterbury and have donated $20,000 toward ‘included’ with their peers. a Speech Language Therapist salary. In addition, donations of TalkLink work with clients whose disabilities are varied and range $10,000 were made to the Nelson branch and $4,000 to the from brain injuries through to arthritis, foetal alcohol syndrome, Marlborough branch for an Occupational Therapist’s salary.

Belfast School – Christchurch Riding for the disabled – Marlborough TCCT donated $10,000 toward a pod of Notebook laptops for Jack Burgler (centre) and friends receiving a cart driving lesson all students to access. from Assistant Head Coach Amanda Bashford. TCCT donated to Riding for the Disabled – Marlborough for coaches salaries and administration costs.

Investing wisely in communities 6 Community

Mt Cheeseman Ski Club Inc

Nestled amongst the Craigieburn mountain ranges is The The Club supports a competitive team of skiers and snow Mt Cheeseman ski field, the second closest ski area to boarders who participate in instruction weekly from their Christchurch. Established in 1929, the Ski Club now sees qualified Swiss instructors. The young people commit thousands of skiers use it facilities every year. The club relies on themselves to training for the season which prepares them many hours of volunteer labour from its committee members for the many events Cheeseman Ski Area runs including the who take care of all aspects of the management and running of Canterbury Secondary School Snow Sport Championships and the club and its ski field. the Canterbury Primary and Intermediate School Races. It is this dedicated commitment by its members that has seen This year, The Canterbury Community Trust donated $20,000 the club undertake some major projects like the re-build of its toward the Snowline Lodge roof removal and replacement. day lodge and ongoing refurbishment of the accommodation lodges.

The Malvern Community Arts Council

The Malvern Community Arts Council members are experts at Malvern Community Arts Council organise concerts, and promoting art in all its forms to the people of Selwyn. This busy film buffs can view monthly art-house movies locally. Young team of art enthusiasts have encouraged local enjoyment and people are catered for, with the Arts Council funding an Artist in participation in the arts for over 30 years. They run a community Residence at Darfield High School and artist-run workshops at gallery (the Selwyn Gallery) in Darfield, which boasts two local primary schools, as well as youth arts scholarships. To top exhibition areas and drew over 6,000 visitors in 2012. It is here off this artistic feast, Darfield Artweek is another initiative of the that month long exhibitions by artists from across New Zealand Arts Council. It is an annual, ten day event that includes over are held in Gallery 1, while Gallery 2 is a venue for local artists to 400 exhibits from over 120 artists, and attracts visitors from exhibit in a retail environment. across Canterbury. The community is further encouraged to get involved in artistic With such a busy schedule of events, The Canterbury pursuits with the Malvern Community Arts Council’s array of Community Trust is pleased to donate $15,000 toward the opportunities. For those with a passion for words, the Creative salary for the Selwyn Gallery Arts Co-ordinator. Writing Awards may appeal. If music is more your scene then

Waka Ama – Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Canoe Club

Waka Ama or outrigger canoes have long been an integral The Canterbury Community Trust has supported the work part of the culture of Pacific people. The development of of Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Canoe Club with a donation Waka Ama can be traced to the period of early Polynesian of $10,000 towards operating cost, waka repairs and safety voyaging. Centuries may have passed but the traditions and resources. skills of Waka Ama are being nurtured and revived by Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Canoe Club. “The Club is very motivated to facilitate the Based in Lyttelton, the Club has a strong focus on the development of Youth Waka initiatives because we development of Youth Waka initiatives. Club Chair, Alex Beaton have seen lives change through our programmes. believes the sport has huge potential to change young people’s It’s more than just the Waka training and commitment; lives. it’s also about teaching tikanaga Mäori associated with water, rivers and the sea; it’s about building strength of Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Canoe Club host two major character and being part of a team with a common goal.” regattas each year and enter teams in events in Nelson, Alex Beaton – Chair – Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Club Dunedin, Kaiteriteri and even Rarotonga.

CHARTERIS BAY YACHT CLUB Waltham Out of school hours (WOOSH) Ice Hockey Canterbury TCCT helped the Charteris Bay Yacht Club offer ‘Learn to Sail’ WOOSH provides children with affordable after school, before Canterbury Ice Hockey Association organise, promote and programmes for their junior members. school and holiday programmes that are jam-packed with activities publicise the sport of ice hockey in Canterbury. TCCT support their and learning opportunities through play. TCCT donated toward their work and the opportunities they offer Cantabrians to play annual operating expenses. this exhilarating game.

Freephone: 0508 266 878 www.commtrust.org.nz 7 The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Canterbury Region – $14,718,021

Community Services and Facilities Akaroa District Promotions Incorporated 10,000 Shirley Primary School 15,000 Early Childhood Centre - Springs Community 10,000 Addington Action 15,000 Canterbury Community Business Trust 8,000 Sockburn Primary School 7,022 Early Learning Centre Anglican Parish of Linwood - St Chad's 5,000 Christchurch Small Business Enterprise Centre Somerfield Primary School 10,000 Early Childhood Centre - St Albans Community 25,000 1,376 Aranui Community Trust Incorporated (ACTIS) 30,000 Ltd. South Hornby Primary School 10,000 Preschool Banks Peninsula War Memorial 50,000 Dress for Success Christchurch Incorporated 45,000 Southbrook School 5,000 Early Childhood centre - Te Waka Huruhurumanu 15,000 Canterbury Justices of the Peace Association Inc 9,000 Just Dollar$ Trust 15,000 Springfield School 2,000 Ki Otautahi Canterbury Neighbourhood Support 25,000 Kaiapoi Promotion Association Inc 20,000 Springston Primary School 15,000 Early Childhood Centre - The Sydenham 10,000 Christchurch Community Accounting 10,000 North Canterbury Economic Development Trust 22,000 St Anne's Primary School 10,000 Community Pre School Coastguard Air Patrol Canterbury Incorporated 5,000 Te Whare Roimata 50,000 St Josephs School - Papanui 10,000 Early Childhood Resource Centre (Christchurch) 15,000 Coastguard Canterbury Inc 10,000 The Catapult Employment Services Trust Board 15,000 St Marys Primary School - Christchurch 5,000 Inc Coastguard Southern Region 10,000 The Green Effect Trust/Trees for Canterbury 25,000 St Patricks School - Bryndwr 8,000 Friends of Children in Hospital Christchurch 9,000 Coastguard Waimakariri-Ashley Lifeboat Inc 5,000 The Lyttelton Information and Resource Centre St Thomas of Canterbury College 10,000 Kindergarten - Canterbury Westland Free 7,000 Community Centre - Sumner Community Centre 3,000 Trust Sumner School 10,000 Kindergarten Association Community Watch Christchurch South The Project Employment and Environment Swannanoa Primary School 10,000 Beckenham 413 2,978 30,000 Incorporated Enhancement Programme Trust (PEEEP) Tai Tapu School 30,000 Belfast 443 Ellesmere Community Vehicle Trust 10,000 Vision Employment Support Services 9,000 The Correspondence School Parents & Supervi- Bush Street 1,739 10,000 Funding Information Service 5,000 Women in Enterprise Inc 9,000 sors Assoc. Inc - Canterbury Branch Cotswold Avenue 1,206 Hororata Community Trust 15,000 Total 320,000 The Four Quadrant Leadership Trust 10,700 Hoon Hay 8,500 Little River Wairewa Community Trust 8,000 The New Zealand Foundation for Conductive Ilam 508 Education 20,000 Ministry of Awesome 100,000 Addington Net 9,000 Education Mairehau 894 Mt Pleasant Memorial Community Centre & The NZ Science & Technology Trust - Science North New Brighton 10,500 8,000 Addington Primary School 20,000 30,000 Papanui 3,800 Residents Association Adult Reading Assistance Scheme (Christchurch) Alive! 35,000 New Brighton Project 11,500 Inc. Thorrington School PTA 10,000 Pitcairn Crescent 2,327 North Canterbury Mini Bus Trust 10,000 Aidanfield Christian School Board of Trustees 8,000 Tuahiwi Primary School 10,000 Shirley 2,409 Presbytery of Christchurch 5,000 Akaroa Area School 8,000 United Nations Association of NZ - Canterbury 5,000 Avonhead 2,000 R U R Trust 3,500 Aranui Primary School 15,000 University of Canterbury Students Assn 5,978 Bromley 1,000 Renew Brighton 11,500 Arthurs Pass Outdoor Education Centre Trust 20,000 Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti School 10,000 Hargest Crescent 3,500 Rescue and Technical Support Trust (RATS) 10,000 Ashgrove Primary School 10,000 Untouched World Charitable Trust - Canterbury 12,500 King Street 3,500 Residents Association - Redcliffs Residents Waiau School 7,500 Lincoln 1,250 8,000 Avonside Girls High School 20,000 Association Incorporated Bamford Primary School 10,000 Waikuku School Parent Teacher Association 5,300 Northcote 3,000 Risingholme Community Centre 10,000 Banks Avenue School 10,000 Wainoni Primary School 10,000 Linwood 6,500 Royal Humane Society of N.Z. 2,000 Belfast School 10,000 Waitaha School 3,000 Opawa St Martins 1,750 Santa Claus Workshop Charitable Trust 5,000 Bromley School 6,000 West Melton Primary School 8,000 Hei Hei 1,750 SDC - Selwyn Aquatic Centre 100,000 Broomfield Primary School 1,300 West Spreydon Primary School 10,000 Hornby 670 Volunteer Fire Brigade - The United Fire Brigades Windsor Primary School 9,000 Iseworth Road 278 20,000 CanSail Charitable Trust 8,000 Assoc of NZ - Southbridge Canterbury Home Educators 7,000 Windwhistle School 10,000 Richmond 1,750 Working Mens Club Lyttelton Inc 150,000 Canterbury Primary Schools Sports Association 25,000 Total 1,514,952 Sunbeam 1,700 Total 672,478 Canterbury Tertiary Education Millennial Trust 75,000 Trengrove 1,250 Environment Kindergarten - Fairleigh Kindergarten Inc 10,000 Disability Canterbury Workers Educational Association 5,000 Akaroa Heritage Park Trust 2,000 Cashmere High School 10,000 La Leche League NZ S.I. Chapter 4 5,025 A Different Light Theatre Trust 15,000 Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust 10,000 OSCAR - BOSCO Inc - Beckenham Out of Cashmere Primary School 10,000 4,000 ABC Disability Trust 4,000 Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust 25,000 School Care Organisation Association of Blind Citizens of NZ - Canterbury Catholic Cathedral College 8,000 Christchurch Coastal Pathway Group Inc 20,000 8,184 Central New Brighton School 11,000 OSCAR - Christ The King OSCAR 4,000 Branch Lincoln Envirotown Trust 15,000 OSCAR - Diamond Harbour Oscar After School Cheviot Area School 10,000 5,000 Autism New Zealand Inc - Canterbury Branch 15,000 New Zealand Conservation Trust 25,000 Care Trust Autistic Spectrum Intervention Support Trust 15,000 Christchurch Korean Community School 5,000 Otamahua/Quail Island Ecological Restoration 25,000 OSCAR - OSCAR in St Albans 6,500 Autlink Foundation 15,000 Christchurch School for Young Writers 15,000 Trust Clarkville School 8,000 OSCAR - OSCAR Network In Christchurch 40,000 Avonside House Trust 40,000 Te Ara Kakariki Greenway Canterbury Trust 10,000 OSCAR - Waltham Out of School Hours Darfield High School 20,000 6,000 Canterbury Asthma Society 12,000 Wildlife Veterinary Trust 5,000 (WOOSH) Darfield Primary School 10,000 Canterbury Step Out Trust 10,000 Total 137,000 Playcentres Canterbury UPP Education Trust 14,500 Ellesmere College 20,000 Emmanuel Christian School 7,500 Festivals Canterbury Playcentre Association 40,000 Canterbury Wheelchair Rugby Assn Inc. 14,653 Oxford 10,000 English Language Partners Christchurch 15,000 Asia : NZ Foundation 10,000 CCC - KiwiAble Programme 13,677 St Albans 5,000 FAST - Families and Schools Together Charitable CCC - Summertimes 40,000 Christchurch Early Intervention Trust - Champion 20,000 Glenmark 2,000 45,000 Trust CCC- World Buskers Festival 70,000 Centre Burwood 2,500 Ferndale School and Resource Centre 8,000 Christchurch Arts Festival Trust 80,000 Christchurch Group NZ Riding for the Disabled North Beach 10,000 9,700 Fernside School 5,000 Christchurch Garden City Trust 50,000 Association Inc Darfield 10,000 Freeville School 12,000 Christchurch International Jazz Festival Trust Christchurch Stroke Club 1,000 32,500 Landsdowne Tce 1,238 Glenmoor School 4,000 Board Christian Fellowship for Disabled 2,000 Tai Tapu 1,183 Glentunnel School 5,000 Kidsfest Charitable Trust 45,000 Deaf Aotearoa NZ - Canterbury Branch 12,000 West Melton 2,000 Harewood School 8,000 New Brighton Project 1,500 Deaf Senior Citizens Club - Christchurch 1,000 Clarkville 2,000 Heathcote Valley School 8,000 The Christchurch Book Festival Trust 20,000 Deaf Society of Canterbury Inc 40,000 Linwood 4,000 Hillmorton High School 12,000 The Christchurch Childrens Christmas Parade Diabetes Christchurch Inc 20,000 20,000 Leeston 1,500 Hornby High School 10,000 Trust Diabetes Youth New Zealand Canterbury Inc 28,000 Parklands 1,715 Disabled Persons Assembly (NZ) - Christchurch Kaiapoi High School 12,000 Total 369,000 35,000 Southbridge 1,257 & Districts Kaiapoi North School 20,000 Karanga Mai Young Parents College 40,000 Heritage Prebbleton 4,000 Disabled Person's Centre Trust (Aspire Canter- Canterbury Earthquake Heritage Buildings Fund Russley 2,000 25,000 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust 5,200 80,000 bury) Trust Hawarden 1,150 Disabled Snowsports Canterbury Inc 10,000 Kimihia Adventure Programme Trust 20,000 Kingslea School 30,000 St Michael and All Angels Parish Trust 50,000 Rangiora 2,000 Enrich Community Chaplaincy Trust 7,000 Total 130,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society Epilepsy Association of NZ - Canterbury/West Ladbrooks School 8,000 17,000 Canterbury Area Branches Inc. 22,000 Coast Leeston Consolidated Primary School 10,000 Hospital and Medical Leithfield School 6,000 Woolston Sub-branch 4,000 Friendship Music Charitable Trust 1,009 Bowel and Liver Trust Canterbury 25,000 Darfield Plunket & Toy Library 840 Halberg Trust - Canterbury 12,000 Life Education Trust Canterbury 40,000 Burwood Academy Trust 55,000 Lincoln High School 5,000 Malvern Branch 2,500 Handmade Studio Charitable Trust 8,000 Christchurch School of Medicine and Health Sci- 40,000 Lincoln Districts Sub-branch 2,000 Hawksbury Community Living Trust 8,316 Lincoln University - Waterwatch Canterbury 20,000 ences - University of Otago Linwood College 35,000 South Christchurch Branch 2,500 Hearing Association Christchurch Inc 2,000 Emergency Care Foundation 15,000 Redwood Belfast Sub-branch 5,000 Horizons Day Options Trust 11,000 Linwood Intermediate School 11,500 Haemophilia Foundation of NZ 16,400 Linwood North School 11,000 Opawa St Martins Toy Library 3,000 IHC NZ - Christchurch 19,800 Kidney Health New Zealand 10,000 Special Needs Library for Educational and Loburn School 8,000 10,000 Jolt Charitable Trust 10,000 NZ Endometriosis Foundation - Christchurch 40,000 Therapeutic Toys Lyttelton Main School 7,000 LifeStart Society Inc 6,300 RMH Auckland Trust - Canterbury 6,500 Te Mapua Child & Youth Trust 22,000 Multiple Sclerosis & Parkinson's Society of Lyttelton West School 7,000 The Canterbury Charity Hospital Trust 80,000 15,000 Mairehau High School 12,000 The Oxford Community Ministries Trust 19,875 Canterbury The Clown Doctors New Zealand Charitable Mairehau Primary School 4,000 15,000 Toy Library - Amberley Community Toy Library 2,000 New Zealand Spinal Trust 25,000 Trust Toy Library - Avon Toy Library 3,287 Mathematics Achievement Challenge Charitable NZ Down Syndrome Association Inc 15,000 6,000 The Life Flight Trust - Canterbury 7,895 Trust Toy Library - Christchurch South Toy Library Inc 3,000 Parafed Canterbury 45,000 The Lighthouse Vision Trust 10,500 Toy Library - Church Corner Toy Library 3,000 Parent to Parent NZ - Greater Canterbury Region Middleton Grange 20,000 Total 321,295 14,000 Natcoll Education Trust 10,000 Toy Library - Cust Toy Library 1,500 - Canterbury Toy Library - Lincoln Community Toy Library Network Waitangi Otautahi 2,500 Infants and Children 3,000 People First New Zealand Inc - Christchurch 8,000 Incorporated North Canterbury Alpine Trust 30,000 Affinity Child and Family Services 5,000 Royal NZ Foundation of the Blind - Canterbury 16,375 Toy Library - Papanui Community Toy Library 2,500 North Loburn School 8,560 Barnardos NZ - Canterbury 65,000 Schizophrenia Fellowship Canterbury Branch Inc 5,000 Toy Library - Rangiora Toy Library 3,500 North New Brighton School 12,000 Children's Health Camps - NZ Foundation For Schizophrenia Fellowship Pegasus Bay Trust Inc 12,000 10,000 Toy Library - Shirley Toy Library Inc 3,000 Nova Montessori Centre Charitable Trust 5,000 Chd & Fam Hlth & Developmt - Glenelg Seabrook McKenzie Trust for Specific Learning Treasure Trove Trust 4,500 30,000 Oaklands Primary School 10,000 Cholmondeley Children's Home 175,000 Disabilities Woolston Development Project Inc 35,000 Opawa School 10,000 Christchurch Children's Holiday Camps Trust 25,000 Southern Disability Trust 10,000 Total 795,644 Southwest Football Foundation Trust 2,460 Our Lady of Fatima School 8,000 Christchurch Multiple Birth Club Inc 3,000 SPAN Charitable Trust (SkillWise) 25,000 Our Lady of the Assumption School 12,000 Christchurch Parents Centre 5,000 Music & Culture Oxford Area School 10,000 Early Childhood Centre - Aranui/Wainoni Com- Special Olympics NZ - Canterbury 25,000 1,453 Arts Canterbury Incorporated 10,000 Special Olympics NZ - North Canterbury 792 Papanui High School 11,540 munity Childcare Centres Association Arts Heart - Selwyn Central Arts Council Inc 5,000 Papanui Primary School 10,000 Early Childhood Centre - Avonside Early Child- StarJam Charitable Trust 10,000 5,000 Arts on Tour NZ Trust 10,000 Stroke Foundation Southern Region Inc - Can- Phillipstown Primary School 14,000 hood Centre Ballet - The Royal New Zealand Ballet 35,000 40,000 Rangiora High School 12,000 Early Childhood Centre - Hagley Community terbury 3,000 Brass Band - 50s Up Brass Band 8,075 Talk Link Trust - Canterbury 20,000 Redcliffs Primary School 3,945 College Preschool Brass Band - Canterbury Brass Inc 14,000 The Canterbury Branch of the Muscular Dystro- Rewi Alley Chinese School 30,000 Early Childhood Centre - Kimihia Early Learning Brass Band - Kaiapoi Brass Band 2,500 20,000 10,000 phy Association of NZ Inc Riccarton High School 8,000 Trust Brass Band - The Addington Workshops Brass Riccarton Primary School 13,000 Early Childhood Centre - Moa Kids Community 10,000 The Hohepa Homes Trust Board 20,000 5,000 Band The Post Polio Support Society NZ- Christchurch 2,179 Rotherham School 6,000 Early Learning Centre Inc Brass Band - Woolston Brass Inc 15,000 Rudolf Steiner School (Christchurch) 10,000 Early Childhood Centre - Noku Te Ao Charitable Your Studio Trust 20,000 15,000 Canterbury Caledonian Society 25,000 Total 888,945 Sacred Heart Addington School 6,907 Trust Canterbury Fiji Community Incorporated 4,000 School Sport Canterbury 20,000 Early Childhood Centre - North Beach 3,108 Canterbury Shetland and Orkney Society 750 Economic and Employment SeniorNet Mac 6,000 Community Childcare Centre CCC - Culture Galore 5,000 40+ Employment Support Trust 30,000 Shirley Boys High School 20,000 Choir - Canterbury Singers 1,200

Investing wisely in communities 8 The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Canterbury Region – $14,718,021

Choir - Christchurch City Choir 30,000 Bowls - Barrington United Bowling Club Inc 5,000 Sport Association - Canterbury West Coast Korean Helpline 10,300 100,000 Choir - Jubilate Singers Inc 8,000 Bowls - Bowls Canterbury Inc 35,000 Sports Trust LifeLine Christchurch 50,000 Choir - Neerlandia Choir Christchurch 2,000 Bowls - Bowls Hornby Inc 5,250 Sports Centre - Mandeville Sports Club 20,000 LifeLine New Zealand 4,000 Choir - NZ Choral Federation - Canterbury/West Bowls - Burnside Bowling Club Inc 10,000 Sports Centre - Rawhiti Community Sports Lincoln & Districts Community Care Association 60,000 10,000 18,000 Coast Region Bowls - Dunsandel Bowling Club Incorporated 5,000 Incorporated Linwood Ave Community Corner Trust 8,000 Choir - NZ Secondary Students' Choir 5,000 Bowls - Fendalton Bowling Club 5,000 Sports Centre - Rhodes Park Combined Sports Linwood Community House 17,000 12,750 Choir - Risingholme Singers 2,000 Bowls - Parklands Bowling Club 15,000 Body Inc Lyttelton Community House Trust 25,000 Choir - The Christchurch Chapter NZ Bowls - Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling Club Inc 50,000 Sports Centre - Sydenham Park Complex 10,000 Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse Trust 25,000 1,800 Barbershop Singers Boxing - The Woolston Club Inc Boxing Section 1,000 Sports Centre - The Linfield Cultural, Mary Moodie Respite Care Charitable Trust 20,000 10,000 Choir - The Christchurch Liedertafel Inc. 5,000 Canoe - Arawa Canoe Club Incorporated 6,500 Recreational and Sports Club Inc. ME/CFS Group (Canterbury) Inc 2,700 Christchurch Civic Music Council 10,000 Canterbury Blokart Club Inc 10,000 Sports Centre - The North Canterbury Sports & Mental Health Advocacy and Peer Support Trust 30,000 35,000 Christchurch Community Arts Council Inc 20,000 CCC - Kiwisport Learn to Swim Project 50,000 Recreation Trust Mothers Supporting Mothers 5,000 Christchurch Competitions Society Inc 6,000 Christchurch Petanque Club Incorporated 10,000 Sports Centre - Westminster Sports Motivationz in the Community Charitable Trust 5,000 30,000 Christchurch Kiribati Community 1,000 Cricket - Canterbury Country Cricket Association Incorporated National Council of Women of NZ - Christchurch 20,000 2,500 Christchurch Music Industry Trust 140,000 Inc Squash - Christchurch Football Squash Club Inc 10,000 Branch Christchurch Operatic Inc 30,000 Cricket - Canterbury Cricket Association Inc 20,000 Squash - Squash Canterbury Inc 35,000 Neighbourhood Trust 22,000 Christchurch School Of Music 25,000 Cricket - Christchurch Junior Cricket Association 35,000 Surf Life Saving - South Brighton Surf Lifesaving New Brighton Community Gardens Trust 8,000 15,000 Christchurch Schools' Music Festival Cricket - Christchurch Metropolitan Cricket Club Inc North Canterbury Citizens Advice Bureau 8,000 20,000 19,000 Association Association Inc Surf Life Saving - Sumner Surf Life-Saving Club Northgate Community Services Trust 17,000 150,000 Christchurch Symphony Trust 100,000 Cricket - Sydenham Junior Cricket Club 5,000 Inc NZ Council of Victim Support - Christchurch 10,000 Dance Aotearoa New Zealand Ltd 5,000 Croquet - United Croquet Club 2,500 Surf Life Saving - Surf Life Saving NZ - Southern Oasis Baptist Community Church 1,000 60,000 EnsembleImpact Educational Trust - Canterbury 6,000 Cycling - Mainland Cycling Limited 5,000 Region Open Home Foundation - Canterbury 40,000 Film - Belladonna Film Trust 10,500 Cycling - The Gravity Canterbury Down Hill & Surf Life Saving - Taylors Mistake Surf Life Otautahi Social Services Trust 10,000 3,000 8,000 Film - Show Me Shorts Films Festival Trust 5,000 Free Ride Club inc Saving Club Inc Oxford Community Trust 18,000 Film - The New Zealand Film Festival Trust 10,000 Dragon Boat - Aoraki Dragon Boat Association Swimming - Sumner Community Pool Inc 5,000 Pacific Island Evaluation Society 25,000 10,000 Gap Filler Trust 30,000 Inc Swimming - Swimming Canterbury West Coast Pain Action In NZ 8,000 30,000 Garden City Orchestra Incorporated 2,000 Equestrian Sports N Z - Show Jumping Inc Papanui Baptist Church - Community Services 5,000 7,000 Historical Society - Ellesmere Historical Society Canterbury Swimming - Swimming New Zealand Freedom Trust 8,250 25,000 Inc Football - Azzurri Football Club Limited 500 Incorporated Parents Inc - Canterbury 10,000 Historical Society - Rangiora and Districts Early Football - Cashmere Technical Football Club Tennis - Marshland Tennis Club Inc 5,000 PATHS Trust Post Abortion Trauma Healing 3,000 10,000 5,000 Records Society Inc Incorporated Tennis - North Beach Tennis Club Inc 4,000 Service Indian Social and Cultural Club (ChCh) Inc 10,000 Football - Coastal Spirit Football Club 15,000 Tennis - Opawa Lawn Tennis Club Inc 5,000 Pathway Trust 29,000 Korean Society of Christchurch 10,000 Football - FC Twenty 11 10,000 Tennis - Redcliffs Tennis Club Inc 5,000 Petersgate Trust 20,000 Malvern Community Arts Council 15,000 Football - Halswell United Assoc. Football Club Tennis - Riccarton Domain Tennis Club Inc 10,000 Philippi Prison Ministry (Canterbury) Inc 8,000 3,271 Nepal/NZ Friendship Society of Canterbury Inc 3,000 Inc Tennis - Tennis Canterbury Region Incorporated 35,000 PILLARS Inc 35,000 New Zealand Opera Ltd - Canterbury 40,000 Football - No 6 District Federation of NZ Football Tennis - Waimairi Club Inc 6,000 Positive Directions Trust - He Tohutohu Pai ki 40,000 20,000 New Zealand Suzuki Institute Inc - South Island Inc-Mainland Football (Cant) The Elmwood Club 35,000 Otautahi 3,045 Branch Gliding - Canterbury Gliding Club 10,000 The Waihora Clay Target Club Inc 30,000 Postnatal Depression Family/Whanau New 3,000 Ngaio Marsh House and Heritage Trust 5,445 Golf - Canterbury Golf Inc 10,000 Tiddlers Multisport Trust 7,000 Zealand Trust Oxford Arts Trust 30,000 Golf - Cheviot Golf Club Inc 15,000 Touch - Touch Canterbury Inc 35,000 Pregnancy Counselling Services 5,000 Philippine Culture and Sports 4,000 Golf - North Canterbury Veteran Golfers Trust 1,000 Trampoline - ICE Trampoline Sports Inc 8,000 Pregnancy Help Inc 28,000 Pipe Band - Riccarton and Scottish Society Pipe Golf - Rangiora Golf Club Inc 5,000 Volleyball - Canterbury Volleyball Association Presbyterian Support (Upper South Island) - 8,871 35,000 70,000 Band Inc Gymnastics - Christchurch School of (CVA) Inc Canterbury 10,000 Risingholme Orchestra Inc 1,900 Gymnastics Inc Volleyball - Eastern Volleyball Club 10,000 Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Trust - 15,000 Rock Quest Charitable Trust - Canterbury 12,500 Gymnastics - Olympia Gymnastic Sports Inc 10,000 Waka Ama - Te Waka Pounamu Outrigger Canoe Canterbury 10,000 Russian Cultural Centre Trust 10,000 Gymnastics - Rangiora Gymnastics Club Inc 10,000 Club Charitable Trust Project Esther Trust 10,000 Specialist Music Programme 9,450 Gymsports in Canterbury Charitable Trust Inc 5,000 Water Polo - Canterbury Water Polo Board Inc 20,000 Purapura Whetu Trust 15,000 Stage Challenge Foundation - Canterbury 6,000 GymSports New Zealand - Canterbury 11,100 Woodford Glen Speedway Association 10,000 Rachel's House Trust 10,000 Sunday Classics Incorporated 2,000 Hockey - Canterbury Hockey Association Inc 40,000 Total 1,990,231 Rata Counselling Centre 40,000 The Christchurch Primary Schools Cultural Hockey - Selwyn Hockey Club Inc 3,000 Reflections Community Trust 1,000 15,000 WELFARE AND SOCIAL Festival Trust Hockey - Sydenham Hockey Club Inc 3,000 Relationship Services - Christchurch 20,000 The Dance and Physical Theatre (DAPHT) Trust 37,500 Ice Hockey - Canterbury Ice Hockey Association @Heart Incorporated - Canterbury@Heart 10,000 Restorative Justice Services Otautahi 10,000 25,000 The Malvern School of Music 3,000 Inc Active Recovery Centre Incorporated 5,000 Christchurch The Muse - Community Music Trust 18,000 Ice Skating - Canterbury Masters Figure Skating Addington Community House - Manuka Cottage 22,000 Rivendell Respite Trust 17,000 5,000 The Polish Association in ChCh 2,000 Club Inc Age Concern Canterbury Inc 25,000 Roman Catholic Diocese of Christchurch 70,000 The New Zealand Urban Art Trust 30,000 Ice Skating - Centaurus Ice Skating Club 5,000 Alcohol Drug Association N.Z (ADA) Inc 25,000 Diocesan Trust - Catholic Social Services Theatre - Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society 15,000 Ice Skating - The Canterbury-Alpine Ice Skating Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Rowley Resource Centre 27,000 15,000 15,000 Theatre - Free Theatre Incorporated 5,000 Club Inc Society Canterbury Inc RTA (Road Traffic Accident) Trauma Charitable 5,000 Theatre - Harlequin Players Inc 2,500 Indoor Bowls - Arawa Indoor Bowls Club Inc 1,440 Anglican Parish of Woodend-Pegasus 1,081 Trust Theatre - Original Scripts Theatre Trust 15,000 Indoor Bowls - Avonhead Indoor Bowls Club 1,000 Annesbrook Community Trust - Canterbury 5,000 Sexual Abuse Survivors Trust 20,000 Theatre - Rangiora Dramatic Society 15,000 Indoor Bowls - Canterbury Indoor Bowls Art of Living Foundation of New Zealand 5,000 Shakti Ethnic Women's Support Group 10,000 15,000 Theatre - Theatre Royal Charitable Foundation 300,000 Association Inc Auckland Young Womens Christian Assoc. Inc 5,000 Christchurch Inc. Waimakariri Arts Trust 10,000 Indoor Bowls - The Canterbury Blind Indoor Avebury House Community Trust 19,000 Shirley Community Trust 25,000 2,500 Whaka Raupo Carving Centre Trust 35,000 Bowls Club Inc Barnardos NZ - Right Service Right Time 100,000 Smulders Family Charitable Trust 14,900 Zimbabweans in Canterbury Inc 10,000 Judo - Canterbury Judo Area Association Inc 4,000 Battered Women's Trust 25,000 St John of God Hauora Trust 70,000 Total 1,325,286 Judo - Westside Judo Club 1,978 Beckenham Community Housing Trust 1,600 St Lukes Centre Inc 2,500 Korfball - Korfball Canterbury Inc 5,000 Belfast Community Network 120,000 Recreation and Leisure St Marks Society - Canterbury 24,000 Marathon - City of Christchurch International Birthright Christchurch 35,000 St Martin's Church Operation Breadline 3,815 10,000 Canterbury Communications Trust Plains FM 20,000 Marathon Trust Board Bishopdale Community Trust 7,000 St Mary's in Merivale - The Merevale Corner 8,000 Canterbury Mountain Radio Service Inc 20,000 Bone Marrow Cancer Trust Ranui House - Netball - Christchurch Netball Centre Inc 20,480 5,000 St Stephen's Community Centre 6,000 Canterbury Sheep-Dog Trial Association 4,500 Netball - Lincoln University Netball Club 3,000 Christchurch START Sexual Abuse Therapy and Rehabilitation 40,000 Canterbury Steam Preservation Society 10,000 Netball - Netball Mainland Zone Inc 45,000 Bromley Community Association 12,000 Team Society Christchurch Guild of Weavers and Spinners Inc. 6,000 Netball - North Canterbury Netball Centre Inc 10,000 Canterbury Men's Centre 10,000 Step Ahead Trust 20,000 Christchurch Live Steamers Incorporated 3,040 Netball - Selwyn Netball Centre Inc 10,000 Canterbury Refugee Council Incorporated 22,000 STOP Trust 35,000 Hornby Good Companions Club 1,000 Canterbury Tertiary Education Chaplaincy Orienteers - Peninsula And Plains Orienteers Inc 4,070 10,000 Stopping Violence Services (Christchurch) Inc 65,000 Ladies Probus Club - Shirley 780 Rowing - Burnside Rowing Association Committee Inc Sumner Bays Union Trust 12,000 6,000 Libraries - Mairehau Library 6,000 Incorporated Caring for Carers 25,000 SWAP Single Women As Parents 25,000 Libraries - Opawa Public Library 3,000 Rowing - Canterbury Rowing Association Inc 35,000 Catholic Women's League Christchurch Diocese 1,150 Te Puawaitanga Ki Otautahi Charitable Trust 50,000 Libraries - Redcliffs Public Library 10,000 Rugby - Cantabrian Rugby Football Club Inc 2,500 Christchurch Budget Service 12,500 Te Puna Oranga Inc 50,000 Libraries - Riccarton Library Inc 3,000 Rugby - Christchurch Football Club 8,000 Christchurch City Mission - Mens Night Shelter 70,000 Te Whare Roopu Oterepo - Waltham Community 20,000 Living Springs Trust 20,000 Rugby - Ellesmere Rugby Sub Union 15,000 Christchurch Community House Tenants Trust 40,000 Cottage Methodist Church NZ - Journey's End Christchurch Methodist Central Mission 100,000 4,700 Rugby - Kirwee Rugby Football Club Te Whare Taonga o nga iwi Katoa Linwood Management Committee 10,000 Christchurch Migrants Centre Trust - Te Whare 14,000 Incorporated 45,000 Resource Centre Museum - Canterbury Regiment Association 13,000 Rugby - North Canterbury Rugby Football Sub- Ta Wahi The Canterbury Fiji Social Services Trust 27,000 15,000 Museum - Ferrymead Park Ltd 62,000 Union Inc Christchurch Peoples Resource Centre Trust 25,000 The Canterbury MHERC 35,000 Oxford Historical Records Society 70,000 Rugby - Ohoka Rugby Football Club Inc 10,000 Christchurch Resettlement Services 25,000 The Christchurch Kidney Society 10,000 Peninsula Tramping Club 1,593 Rugby - Rangiora Southbrook Saracens Rugby Christchurch Womens Refuge 60,000 The Home and Family Society Christchurch Inc 105,000 7,092 Project Lyttelton 55,000 Football Club Inc Community Energy Action 40,000 The Hope Community Trust 25,000 Railways - Midland Rail Heritage Trust 15,000 Rugby - Southbridge Rugby Football Club Inc 10,000 Community Law Canterbury Inc 110,000 The Housing for Women Trust 17,500 Railways - The Canterbury Railway Society 8,000 Rugby - Sumner Rugby Football Club Inc 10,000 Council of Social Services in Christchurch/ The Howard League For Penal Reform 30,000 10,000 Railways - Weka Pass Railway 8,000 Rugby League - Canterbury Rugby Football Otautahi Canterbury NZ 45,000 Recreation Centre - SDC - Hororata Reserve League Inc Cystic Fibrosis Association of NZ 10,000 The NZ Federation of Voluntary Welfare 15,000 10,000 Management Committee Rugby League - Halswell Rugby League Football DARE - Canterbury 15,000 Organisations 10,000 Senior Citizens Club - Sumner 1,000 Club Inc Delta Community Support Trust 32,000 The NZ Prostitutes Collective Trust 5,000 The Governors Bay Pottery Group 1,000 Rugby League - Linwood Rugby League Drug Arm Christchurch 25,000 The Salvation Army New Zealand Trust - Tramway Historical Society 8,000 1,800 Dyspraxia Support Group (NZ) - Canterbury 80,000 Football Club Inc 10,000 Canterbury Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society 35,000 Rugby League - North Canterbury Rugby Branch The Spreydon Health and Family Trust 5,000 Waiau Community Fireworks Committee 1,000 10,000 League Club Inc East Christchurch Widows and Widowers Club 500 The Tenants Protection Association 48,000 Waimakariri Dog Training Club Incorporated 3,000 Sailing - Canterbury Community Sailing Trust 6,000 Ellesmere Community Care Organisation 2,000 (Christchurch) Inc Total 408,613 Sailing - Canterbury Yachting Association Inc 10,000 Ellesmere Food Bank Trust 10,000 TimeOut Carers Bureau Limited 28,000 Sport Sailing - Charteris Bay Yacht Club Inc 5,000 Familial Trust 15,000 Toughlove Region 6 Upper South Island 5,000 Family & Community Division of the Social Sailing - Christchurch Yacht Club Inc 6,000 70,000 Volunteering Canterbury 25,000 Athletics - Athletics Canterbury Inc 35,000 Service Council of the Diocese of Chch Athletics - North Canterbury Athletics Club 3,500 Sailing - The Naval Point Club Lyttelton Inc 6,000 Wai ora Trust 37,000 Sailing - Waimakariri Sailing and Power Boat Family Help Trust 60,000 Waimakariri Community Development Trust 90,000 Badminton - Badminton Canterbury Association 20,000 6,000 Club Inc Father and Child Trust 15,000 Basketball - Canterbury Basketball Association Wainoni Avonside Community Services Trust 10,000 45,000 Habitat for Humanity Christchurch Ltd 12,000 Inc Snow Sport - Amuri Ski Club Inc 10,000 WDC - Social Services Waimakariri 40,000 Harmony Centre Trust 2,000 Basketball - Halswell Women's Basketball Club Snow Sport - Mt Cheeseman Ski Club Inc 20,000 West Christchurch Women's Refuge Society Inc. 25,000 1,000 Home Made Partnership Trust (Supergrans) 32,000 Inc Softball - Canterbury Softball Association Inc 40,000 Women's Centre 15,000 Hornby Community Care Trust 760 Basketball - North Canterbury Junior Basketball Softball - Parklands Christchurch United Softball Young Women's Christian Association 10,000 5,000 Ka Wahine (Ki Otautahi) Trust 40,000 20,000 Association Inc Club Christchurch Branch Inc Kingdom Resources Limited 80,000 Basketball - Pioneer Basketball Club 10,000 Softball - Richmond Keas Softball Club Inc 5,000 Total 3,618,806

Freephone: 0508 266 878 www.commtrust.org.nz 9 The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Canterbury Region – $14,718,021

YOUTH New Brighton Anglican Parish 8,000 North Beach 1,500 White Elephant Trust 30,000 180 Degrees Trust 26,000 Our Youth - Our Community Trust 26,000 Rangiora 1,389 Youth Alive Trust 25,000 Adventure Specialties Trust 8,000 Papanui Youth Development Trust 45,000 St Matthew LLO Scouts 1,500 Youth Southwest Christchurch Trust 20,000 Agape Street Ministries Charitable Trust 25,000 Q-topia Incorporated 10,000 Burwood Venturers 1,000 Youthline Central South Island 20,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Christchurch 25,000 Rangiora Youth Community Trust 7,000 North Canterbury Venturers 565 Zebedees Charitable Trust 20,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Canterbury SDC - Selwyn District Youth Projects 20,000 Phoenix Venturer Unit 972 Total 1,201,626 25,000 Trust Shoreline Youth Trust 40,000 Port Hills Zone 1,500 Blue Light Canterbury Youth Development South City Youth Trust 20,000 Beckenham - Ferguson 1,200 Subtotal 13,693,876 50,000 Programme Trust Spreydon Youth Community Trust 40,000 Britomart sea scouts 1,500 Community Housing Blue Light Ventures Inc - Canterbury 10,000 Te Kupenga O Aranui 28,000 Cashmere 1,500 Burwood Community Church Trust- Powerhouse Te Ora Hou - Otautahi 30,000 Halswell 1,200 Christchurch Methodist Mission 1,000,000 25,000 Youth Ministries The Boys Brigade in NZ - Canterbury/West Lincoln Scouts 1,200 15,000 Event Development Fund Camp Quality NZ 1,000 Coast Battalion - Canterbury Mt Pleasant Sea Scouts 1,500 Athletics - International Track & Field Trust 8,000 CANTEEN - Canterbury / Westland 12,000 The Girls Brigade NZ - Canterbury/West Coast Rolleston 1,200 15,000 Canterbury Gundog Club Inc 2,145 Area Canterbury Youth Workers Collective 15,000 St Martins 1,500 Dance - The NZ Federation of Dance Teachers 4,000 Christchurch Chinese Church Trust 18,000 The R13 Trust Board 25,000 Tai Tapu 1,500 Inc - Canterbury Community Development Network Trust 36,000 The Scout Association of NZ - Canterbury Darfield 1,000 Equestrian Sports NZ - S.I. Show Jumping 10,000 Crichton Cobbers' Youth and Community Club Inc 50,000 Branch Gordon 1,500 Committee Cross Over Trust 15,000 Omaka Scout Campsite 1,500 Holmes Park 1,200 Total 24,145 Crossfire Trust 12,000 Rimu Scout Park 1,500 Redwood 1,000 Crossroads Youth with a Future 20,000 Aoraki Regional Office 6,500 Riccarton 1,200 Grand Total 14,718,021 Darfield Baptist Church 8,000 Pegasus Bay Zone 1,500 St Josephs 1,000 GirlGuiding New Zealand 15,000 Burwood 1,500 West Melton 1,200 Glenroy Lodge Trust 7,000 Cust 1,500 Deans Rovers 1,000 Hurunui District Council - Hurunui Youth Glenmark 1,500 The Sure and Stedfast Development Trust 25,000 15,000 Programme Kaiapoi 1,500 The Volunteer Army Foundation 60,000 Korowai Youth Well-Being Trust 30,000 Linwood 1,200 The Young Men's Christian Assoc. of 40,000 La Vida Youth Trust 25,000 Malvern 1,200 Christchurch Charitable Trust Lyttelton Harbour Basin Youth Council 32,000 Marshland 1,200 The Youth and Cultural Development Society 40,000 Majestic Youth Community Trust 25,000 New Brighton 1,200 Waltham Youth Trust 11,000

The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Nelson Region – $2,687,275

Community Services and Facilities Lower Moutere School 10,000 Kindergarten - Rutherford Street Kindergarten 2,600 GymSports New Zealand - Nelson 2,000 Coastguard Central Region Incorporated 4,345 Manuka Community House 10,000 Hockey - Nelson Hockey Association (1993) Inc 15,000 Mathematics Achievement Challenge Charitable 1,691 Coastguard Marlborough Inc 14,000 Trust Motu Weka Neighbourhood Centre 3,000 Netball - Motueka Netball Centre Inc 9,000 Motueka High School 15,000 Playcentre - Nelson Playcentres Association 55,000 Netball - Netball Mainland Zone Inc 11,000 Community Centre - Mapua Public Hall Society 20,000 Inc Motueka South School 10,000 Playgroup - Stoke Playgroup 3,000 Rowing - Nelson Rowing Club 10,000 Motueka Technology Education Centre Royal NZ Plunket Society - Nelson 15,000 Rugby - Tasman Rugby Union Inc - Nelson 20,000 Community Centre - Tahunanui Community 10,000 10,000 Centre Management Committee Tasman District Council - Holiday Programmes 6,000 Rugby - Wanderers Rugby Football Club 7,000 Marae - Te Awhina Marae O Motueka Society 10,000 Murchison Area School 5,796 Toy Library - Golden Bay Toy Library 1,500 Rugby League - Tasman Rugby League 14,000 Neighbourhood Support Nelson Incorporated 5,000 Nayland Primary School 15,000 Toy Library - Mapua Community Toy Library 1,000 Incorporated Neighbourhood Support Waimea Incorporated 5,000 Nelson Central School 8,000 Toy Library - Motueka District Toy Library 1,500 Sailing - Nelson Bays Youth Teams Racing 8,000 Nelson Volunteer Coastguard Inc 15,000 Nelson Intermediate School 60,000 Toy Library - Murchison Community Toy Library 1,293 Association Inc Parklands School 5,000 Toy Library - Nelson Community Toy Library 1,500 Snowsport - Rainbow Sports Club Inc - Nelson 28,000 Te Ataarangi ki te Tauihu o te Waka-a-Maui 5,000 (Motueka) Ranzau School 15,000 Toy Library - Richmond Waimea Toy Library 1,500 Softball - Nelson Softball Association 2008 Inc 15,000 Te Potiki National Trust Limited 1,815 Richmond School 11,000 Toy Library - Stoke Toy Library Society 1,500 Sports Association - Tasman Regional Sports 70,000 The Nelson Bays Justices of the Peace Assn Inc 1,926 Salisbury School 8,000 Total 181,393 Trust - Nelson Water Safety New Zealand Incorporated 3,917 SeniorNet Nelson 2,990 Music and Culture Sports Centre - Moutere Hills Community Centre 20,000 Total 96,003 SLD Nelson Inc 3,000 Inc. Stoke School 10,000 Brass Band - Nelson City Brass 13,000 Disability Sports Centre - Murchison Sport, Recreation 10,000 Tahunanui School 8,000 Choir - Motueka Music Group 2,392 and Cultural Centre Autism NZ Inc - Nelson/Marlborough Branch - Tasman Bay Christian School - Nelson 4,400 Choir - Nelson Civic Choir 3,500 Surf Life Saving - Surf Life Saving NZ - Southern Nelson 6,000 10,000 The Marahau Outdoor Education Centre Choir - NZ Combined Choir and Orchestra Trust 8,000 Region Community Art Works Trust 20,000 Charitable Trust 85,000 Choir - The Nelson Male Voice Choir 5,000 Swimming - Motueka & Districts Amateur Swim- 5,000 Deaf Aotearoa NZ Inc - Nelson 3,000 Youth Nelson Trust 5,463 Collingwood Museum Society 5,000 ming Club Diabetes NZ - Nelson Inc 3,000 Total 422,206 EnsembleImpact Educational Trust - Nelson 750 Table Tennis - Table Tennis Nelson Inc 7,000 Diabetes Youth NZ Nelson Inc 4,500 Environment Motueka Arts Council 5,000 Tasman Regional Sports Event Trust 15,000 Epilepsy Association of NZ - Nelson Branch 10,000 Abel Tasman Birdsong Trust 10,000 Nelson Performing Arts Competitions 2,950 Tennis - Nelson Bays Tennis Association 10,000 Golden Bay Riding For Disabled Assn Inc 975 Friends of Flora Incorporated 15,000 Nelson Symphony Orchestra 20,000 Tennis - Wakapuaka Club 3,000 Halberg Trust - Nelson 1,500 NZ String Quartet Trust - Nelson 4,000 Friends of Nelson Haven and Tasman Bay 4,500 Volleyball - Tasman Volleyball Association - 10,000 Hearing Association Nelson Inc 15,000 Nelson Environment Centre Inc 30,000 Pipe Band - Motueka Highland Pipe Band 3,387 Nelson Magenta Creative Space Charitable Trust 9,000 Nelson Growables Trust Board 2,500 Pipe Band - The Celtic Pipe Band 5,000 Total 407,040 Regional Arts Development Initiative Inc 6,000 Motueka Group Riding for the Disabled Assoc. 8,000 Tasman Environmental Trust 12,000 Welfare and Social Inc TDC/NCC - Ecofest 5,000 Rock Quest Charitable Trust - Nelson 5,000 Nelson Bays Wheelchair Basketball Club 2,500 Stage Challenge Foundation - Nelson 3,000 All Saints Anglican Church Nelson 3,000 Te Wharerangi Trust 5,000 Alzheimers Society - Nelson 15,000 Nelson Multiple Sclerosis Society 15,000 Total 84,000 The Nelson School of Music 30,000 Parent to Parent - Nelson 9,000 The Village Theatre Society 20,000 Beneficiaries and Unwaged Workers' Trust 15,000 Richmond Group Riding For The Disabled 13,000 Festivals Theatre - Nelson Musical Theatre 10,000 Bhutanese Society of Nelson New Zealand Inc 3,000 Special Olympics - Motueka 3,460 Motueka Events Charitable Trust 7,000 Bridge Valley Christian Trust 13,000 Theatre - Wellington Museums Trust - Capital E's 4,000 Special Olympics Nelson 12,000 NCC - Nelson Arts Festival 27,000 National Theatre - Nelson Citizens Advice Bureau Nelson Tasman 8,000 Stroke Foundation Southern Region Inc - Nelson 7,894 Nelson Folk Festival 800 Victory Community Trust 5,000 Community Work Training and Support 10,000 Supporting Families in Mental Illness Nelson Inc 9,000 Nelson Jazz Club 27,000 Total 160,979 Cystic Fibrosis Association of NZ 3,000 Talk Link Trust - Nelson 10,000 Nelson Music Festival Trust 13,500 Family Education Network NZ Inc - Nelson 3,636 Recreation and Leisure Te Whare Mahana Trust Board 15,000 Nelson Santa Parade Trust 8,000 Get Safe (Motueka) 15,000 The Brain Injury Assn (Nelson) 10,000 TDC - Summer Festival 11,000 Floral Art Society of NZ - Nelson/Marlborough 3,700 Golden Bay Community Workers Inc 22,500 Village Community Trust (Workstar) 5,000 Total 94,300 Libraries - Tasman District Libraries 1,496 Golden Bay Workcentre Trust 8,000 Whakatu Group Riding for the Disabled 11,000 Libraries - The Mapua Community Library 3,000 Habitat for Humanity (Nelson) Ltd 15,000 Heritage Mapua Show Incorporated 2,500 Total 203,829 Hokonui Runanga Health and Social Services 20,000 Friends of Old Fairfield 15,000 Nelson Cycle Trails Trust 25,000 Trust Economic and Employment The Tasman Bays Heritage Trust 24,000 Railways - The Nelson Railway Society 7,900 House 44 South East Stoke 20,000 Destination Nelson Lakes Incorporated 3,000 Total 39,000 Lifeline Nelson 20,000 Recreation Centre - Tasman RST - Motueka 14,000 Nelson Enterprise Loan Trust 4,500 Recreation Centre ME/CFS Nelson Support Group 8,000 Hospital and Medical Nelson Tasman Business Trust 15,000 Motueka and Districts Pre-School and Whanau Recreation Centre - Tasman RST - Richmond 9,000 8,000 The Centre for Fine Woodworking Trust 13,000 Golden Bay Community Health - Te Hauora o 40,000 Recreation Centre Trust The Kahurangi Employment Trust 23,000 Mohua Trust Motueka Women's Support Link 6,000 Recreation Centre - Tasman RST - Saxton 12,000 The Nelson Angel Womens Loan Fund 5,000 Haemophilia Foundation of NZ 2,400 Stadium National Council of Women - Nelson 1,630 Nelson Tasman Region Hospice Trust 30,000 Richmond Senior Citizens Association Inc 5,000 Nelson Budget Service 8,000 Top of The South Rural Support Trust - Nelson/ 2,000 Marl Nelson/Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust 60,000 The Stoke Companions Inc 1,800 Nelson Community Christian Night Shelter 6,000 Total 65,500 NZ Endometriosis Foundation - Nelson 15,000 The Tasman Broadcasting Trust 10,000 Nelson Community Foodbank Trust 4,000 RMH Auckland Trust - Nelson 2,500 Total 95,396 Nelson Multicultural Council Inc 10,000 Education The Life Flight Trust - Nelson 20,000 Nelson Tasman Housing Trust 10,000 Adult Learning Support Nelson/Motueka 35,000 Victory Community Health Centre 30,000 Sport Nelson Women's Refuge Inc 8,000 Auckland Point School 10,000 Total 199,900 Aero Club - Motueka Aero Club Incorporated 30,000 Nelson Women's Support 8,000 Brightwater School 8,000 Infants and Children Archery - Sherwood Archery Club (Nelson) 4,540 NZ Council of Victim Support - Nelson/Motueka 8,000 Clifton Terrace School 7,000 Incorporated Barnardos NZ - Nelson 15,000 Parents Inc - Nelson 2,520 Dovedale School 5,746 Basketball - Nelson Basketball Association 20,000 Presbyterian Support (Upper South Island) - English Language Partners Nelson - Marlbor- Early Childhood - Bridge Street Early Learning Bowls - Bowls Canterbury Inc 5,000 15,000 11,200 Centre 3,000 Nelson ough Inc (Nelson) Bowls - Bowls Tahunanui Incorporated 2,500 Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation Trust - Nelson 7,943 Golden Bay High School 15,000 Early Childhood - First Years Richmond 3,000 Cricket - Nelson Cricket Association 15,000 Early Childhood - Golden Kids 3,000 Relationship Services - Nelson 8,000 Hope School Board of Trustees 5,000 Croquet - Richmond Croquet Club 9,000 Sexual Abuse Support and Healing (SASH- Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust 1,920 Early Childhood - Nelson Health Services Football - FC Nelson Incorporated 5,000 22,000 Childcare Centre - Healthkids Nelson 3,000 Nelson) Incorporated Lake Rotoiti Outdoor Education Trust (Nelson) 10,000 Football - Nelson Bays Football Inc 5,000 St Marks Society - Nelson 16,000 Lake Rotoiti School 5,000 Kindergarten - Nelson District Free Kindergarten Golf - Greenacres Golf Club 2,000 Association 50,000 Stoke Community Centre 8,000 Life Education Trust Nelson/Tasman 15,000 Golf - Tasman Golf Incorporated (Nelson) 10,000 Stopping Violence Services Nelson 15,000

Investing wisely in communities 10 The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Nelson Region – $2,687,275

Tapawera and Districts Community Church 1,500 Youth Q-Youth Inc - Nelson 16,000 Iron Duke 1,000 The Nelson ARK Trust Board 10,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nelson 30,000 Richmond Waimea Youth Trust 5,000 Tamaha 1,000 CANTEEN - Nelson 10,000 TDC - Youth Council 8,000 Wakefield 5,000 The Salvation Army NZ Trust - Nelson/Tasman 25,000 Bays GirlGuiding New Zealand 10,000 Gilbert Lodge 5,000 The Boys Brigade in NZ - Canterbury/West 4,000 Volunteer Nelson 8,000 Coast Battalion - Nelson Whenua-Iti Trust Inc 25,000 Help for Young People at Events & in their 12,000 Whakatu Te Korowai Manaakitanga Trust 6,000 Gathering Spaces (HYPE-GS) The Kids Help Foundation Trust - Nelson 4,000 Youth and Community Facility Trust Nelson 30,000 Women in Nelson 8,000 Motueka Cadet Unit Support Committee Inc 2,000 The Scout Association NZ - Nelson Provincial Total 185,000 District Young Men's Christian Association of Nelson Inc. 20,000 Moutere Community Youth Trust 6,000 Grand Total 2,687,275 Total 452,729 Nelson Tasman Youth Workers Collective Inc. 10,000 Enner Glynn 1,000

The Canterbury Community Trust Donations 2012-2013 Marlborough Region – $1,447,199

Community Services and Facilities Picton School 6,000 Te Rerenga o te Ra Kapa Haka Incorporated 6,000 Citizens Advice Bureau Marlborough Inc 2,500 Canvastown Settlers Association Incorporated 2,500 Queen Charlotte College 20,000 Total 29,125 Crossroads (Marlborough) Trust 10,000 Coastguard Kaikoura Incorporated 5,000 Riverlands School 1,176 Cystic Fibrosis Association of NZ 1,538 Recreation and Leisure Coastguard Marlborough Inc 70,000 Seddon School 10,000 Maori Womens Welfare League Te Wai Pounamu 5,000 Havelock Vision 2020 4,000 St Josephs School - Kaikoura 3,670 Awatere Community Trust 15,000 - Conference 2012 Maataa Waka Ki Te Tau Ihu Trust 5,000 Tua Marina School 10,000 Blenheim Riverside Railway Society 10,000 Marlborough Community Development Trust 2,000 Marae - Te Waahi Whakatupuranga Trust 39,000 Whitney Street School 10,000 Festivals and Events Trust 8,000 Marlborough Community Foodbank Inc 10,000 Mistletoe Bay Trust 70,000 Witherlea School 3,400 Floral Art Society of NZ - Nelson/Marlborough 2,000 Marlborough Migrant Centre 8,000 Ngakuta Bay Community Association Inc 5,000 Total 155,483 Museum - Friends of Renwick Museum and Marlborough Prisoners Aid and Rehabilitation 3,500 5,000 Rai Valley Public Cemetery 1,000 Watson Memorial Library Society Society Inc Environment Riversdale Promotions 3,000 Museum - Havelock Museum Society 16,000 NZ Council of Victim Support - Marlborough 6,000 The Marlborough Branch of the Royal NZ SPCA 10,000 Kaipupu Point Mainland Island Society Inc. 10,000 Total 54,500 Open Home Foundation - Marlborough 12,000 Marlborough Falcon Conservation Trust Board 3,000 Water Safety New Zealand Incorporated 4,000 Sport Parents Inc - Marlborough 1,080 Total 218,500 Te Korowai o Te Tai o Marokura, Kaikoura 40,000 Basketball - Marlborough Basketball Association 10,000 Picton Senior Citizens Club 1,000 Coastal Marine Guardians Post Natal Depression Marlborough Charitable Disability The Marlborough Sounds Restoration Trust 20,000 Cricket - Marlborough Cricket Association 5,000 3,060 Endeavour Park Pavilion Society Inc 20,000 Trust Autism NZ Inc - Nelson/Marlb. Branch - Untouched World Charitable Trust - Marlborough 8,000 Presbyterian Support (Upper South Island) - 2,350 Equestrian - Marlborough Equestrian Park NZ 12,000 Marlborough Total 81,000 75,000 Marlborough Deaf Aotearoa NZ - Marlborough 1,000 Incorporated Hospital and Medical Relationship Services - Marlborough 5,000 Epilepsy Association of NZ Nelson - Marlborough 5,000 Football - Marlborough Football Incorporated 10,000 Cancer Society of NZ Wellington Division - Golf - Marlborough Golf Club Inc 5,000 St Marks Society - Marlborough 40,000 Halberg Trust - Marlborough 1,500 8,000 The Salvation Army NZ Trust - Marlborough 15,000 Marlborough Group NZ Riding for the Disabled Marlborough Golf - Tasman Golf Incorporated (Marlborough) 5,000 25,000 Haemophilia Foundation of NZ 1,200 Gym - Kaikoura Community Gym Inc. 5,000 Volunteer Marlborough Charitable Trust 12,000 Association Inc Total 178,178 Marlborough Multiple Sclerosis Society 10,000 Marlborough Hospice Trust 25,000 GymSports New Zealand - Marlborough 1,370 Parent to Parent - Nelson (Marlborough) 9,000 Nelson/Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust 60,000 Hockey - Hockey Marlborough Inc 10,000 Youth Parent to Parent NZ - Greater Canterbury Region NZ Endometriosis Foundation - Marlborough 10,000 Netball - Marlborough Netball Centre Inc 16,300 CANTEEN - Marlborough 5,000 950 - Marlborough RMH Auckland Trust - Marlborough 1,000 Rowing - Blenheim Rowing Club 2,296 GirlGuiding New Zealand 5,000 Schizophrenia Fellowship Marlborough Trust 25,000 The Life Flight Trust - Marlborough 15,000 Rugby - Central JAB Rugby Club 2,500 Marlborough Youth Development Trust 15,000 Stroke Foundation Southern Region Inc - Total 120,200 Rugby - Tasman Rugby Union Inc - Marlborough 10,000 Marlborough Youth Trust 22,000 5,000 Marlborough Infants and Children Rugby League - Tasman Rugby League The Boys Brigade in NZ - Canterbury/West 4,000 3,000 Talk Link Trust - Marlborough 4,000 Barnardos NZ - Kaikoura 4,000 Incorporated Coast Battalion - Marlborough The Brain Injury Assn (Nelson) - Marlborough 10,000 Barnardos NZ - Marlborough 10,000 Sailing - Queen Charlotte Yacht Club 5,000 The Girls Brigade NZ - Marlborough Area 3,000 Total 98,800 Early Childhood - Awatere Early Learning Centre Snowsport - Rainbow Sports Club Inc - The Kids Help Foundation Trust - Marlborough 2,000 50,000 5,000 Inc Marlborough The Scout Association of NZ - Marlborough 7,000 Education Early Childhood - Blenheim Early Childhood Softball - Marlborough Softball Association 10,000 Wairau Youth and Family Trust 2,500 Bohally Intermediate School 5,000 3,902 Sports Association - Tasman Regional Sports Centre 25,000 Total 64,500 English Language Partners Nelson - Kindergarten - Marlborough Kindergarten Trust - Marlborough 4,000 20,000 Marlborough Inc (Marlborough) Association Sports Centre - Marlborough Stadium Trust 50,000 GRAND TOTAL 1,447,199 Fairhall School 10,000 Marlborough Parents Centre 1,545 Sports Centre - Renwick Sports Centre Inc 10,000 Grovetown School 5,000 Playcentre - The Marlborough Playcentre Surf Life Saving NZ - Southern Region 10,000 Hapuku School 1,060 18,000 Tennis - Marlborough Tennis Association 10,000 Association Chatham Islands Havelock School 5,000 Royal NZ Plunket Society - Marlborough 15,000 Tennis - Rapaura Tennis Club 3,000 Chatham Community Focus Trust Kaikoura Suburban School 5,000 Total 122,447 Volleyball - Marlborough Volleyball Club 10,000 6,000 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust 500 Volleyball - Tasman Volleyball Association - Chatham Islands Jockey Club 2004 Inc. 5,000 5,000 Lake Rotoiti Outdoor Education Trust Music and Culture Marlborough Chatham Islands Taiko Trust 10,740 5,000 (Marlborough) Blenheim Country Music Club 6,725 Total 324,466 The Chatham Islands Museum and 4,000 Literacy Marlborough (MARLA) 10,000 Brass Band - Marlborough District Brass Band 12,650 Cultural Heritage Charitable Trust Welfare and Social Marlborough Boys College 20,000 EnsembleImpact Educational Trust - 750 Grand Total 25,740 Marlborough Girls' College 20,000 Marlborough Age Concern Marlborough 15,000 Mathematics Achievement Challenge Charitable Rock Quest Charitable Trust - Marlborough 3,000 Bread of Life Trust 12,000 677 Trust

Golden Bay Community Health – Te Hauora o Mohua Trust

Golden Bay Community Health Te Hauora o community from birth to old age, bringing all Mohua Trust has been established to construct the services together and ensuring rest home and own what may be services are kept in Golden Bay. New Zealand’s first integrated health centre. Being part of the Golden Bay Health Alliance Just 90 minutes from Nelson, Golden Bay which incorporates the District Health Board lies between Kahurangi and Abel Tasman and the Primary Health Organisation has been a National Parks. This thriving farming, holiday major factor in the success of the entire project. and recreation area has a strong community Trust chair Chris Hill says: “Bringing together network that has captured the vision of the Golden Bay’s health services will literally involve Golden Bay Community Health Trust. Together cradle to grave care, with services offered in they have worked tirelessly to raise significant an integrated way so that everything works funds for the $6.5million project. together. It will provide Golden Bay with health services yet to be experienced anywhere else in Stage one is nearing completion and New Zealand.” incorporates a purpose-built medical centre and rest home. Stage two involves the complete The Canterbury Community Trust supports the refurbishment of the existing Golden Bay work of the community and the Golden Bay Community Hospital to form another wing Community Health Te Hauora o Mohua Trust. of the new Integrated Family Health Centre, We donated $40,000 in 2012/13 in addition to from which a full range of health services will the $60,000 already donated in 2011/12. be provided. The new facility will care for its

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The Awatere Early Learning Centre Making a 60km drive to Blenheim every day to access childcare renovate the building and buy resources. Hours of volunteer is what sparked the Awatere community into action. labour and thousands of dollars of resources have been gifted to paint, clean, landscape and fit out the new Awatere Learning In 2008 a committee was formed to assess the needs of Centre. the wider community that encompasses Ward, Marlborough East Coast, Clarence and Kekerengu. Strong support for In January 2013, the Ministry of Education licensed the Centre better childcare in the area was gained and the Awatere Early and the doors were officially opened to cater for up to 30 over Learning Centre Committee began the task of liaising with the 2 year olds. In the two months since opening there has been a Ministry of Education. While the Ministry supported the early steady increase in enrolments to over 25 children. learning centre concept, they were unable to provide funding The Canterbury Community Trust has supported the initiative for infrastructure. of this community and donated $50,000 toward their building In true community style, an agreement was made with the costs. Nelson Diocesan Trust Board to lease the unused Church of “Without the support of the community and the Epithany in Seddon, and make the necessary changes required Canterbury Community Trust this project would for a licensed Early Learning Centre. still be pipe-dream. We are rewarded daily as each parent entrusts their child into our care.” It’s been a labour of love ever since the concept was born with the Committee and the community raising over $200,000 to Di Litchfield – Treasurer Awatere Early Learning Centre.

Canterbury UPP Education Trust

The Canterbury UPP EducationTrust is a non-profit service provider for teenagers and young people with Down syndrome. The Trust started after a group of parents raised concerns that their children with Down syndrome were reaching their teenage years and becoming increasingly isolated and lonely whilst their peers moved on with their own lives. A range of age appropriate activities are organised and aimed at equipping young people with the social skills and confidence to enable them to lead fulfilling lives in the broader community. The activities take place either in the community or at a hired venue (currently Middleton Grange). Activities include ‘bring a friend’ nights, tennis lessons, makeup evenings, dance classes, tennis lessons, cooking classes, meals out, movie nights, rock climbing, mini golf, laser strike and annual camp, disco and picnic. The Trust also supports families through a regular newsletter and website. The Canterbury Community Trust donated $14,500 toward the operating costs of the Canterbury UPP Educational Trust.

“First and foremost the Trust aims to celebrate the lives of young people with Down syndrome; hence they coined the phrase ‘UPP’. Everything we do has an educational focus and outcome.” Greg Rozen – Trust Chair.

The Annual Report can be found on the Trust’s website – You’re invited... www.commtrust.org.nz. Join us for our Annual Public Meeting Further copies of the Annual Report may be obtained from: Date: 5th August We will be formally presenting our Annual Report The Canterbury Community Trust, and Financial Statements for the year ended PO Box 1440, 4:30pm 31st March 2013. Time: Christchurch Mail Centre, Venue: Russley Golf Club Members of our community are invited to attend Christchurch 8140 and meet with Trustees and staff. Phone: 03 335 0305 or 0508 266 878 RSVP to: [email protected] by 26 July. Seats are limited.

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