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About Philanthropy New Zealand

Philanthropy New Zealand is the peak body for philanthropists and grantmakers throughout New Zealand. We are a membership organisation bringing together New Zealand's leading private philanthropists, trusts, foundations, businesses, and the community and energy trusts created when community banks and energy utilities were sold.

The Christchurch Quakes

New Zealand's Philanthropic Response to the Christchurch Earthquakes

Read more about what funders are doing for Christchurch.

Christchurch Earthquake Resources for Grantmakers

We have collected some useful information from our colleagues overseas that may help you make decisions about your response.

Quake Donation Options list

There seem to be organisations everywhere giving to Christchurch and it can be a tough decision who to give to! A number of organisations are collecting money to funnel into a larger collection, so we've fine tuned the list a little for you to figure out where you want to give. 

News

Philanthropy News Spring 2011

$100 million of Tindall’s generosity, Māori Network launch and much ...

PNZ Conference 2011 Report

Our conference was a great success. Read the highlights in our conference report.

Philanthropy through the Looking Glass Presentations

Speeches and Powerpoints from our 2011 Conference are now available here and a link to video footage of the Conference is ...

The Grantmaker’s Toolkit

The Grantmaker's Toolkit

This Toolkit contains ideas, observations and ...

Philanthropy in Action

For decades, Opotiki has featured as one of New Zealand’s most deprived populations. Local iwi Te Whakatohea are determined to turn this around. Their efforts have been strongly supported by...

Generosity Hub

Philanthropy New Zealand is a lead partner in The Generosity Hub. The Hub aims to create a better awareness of giving in New Zealand. 

The Generosity Hu

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