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Apart from KiwiSport funding (below), Sport Wellington is not a funding agency but we do provide advice on where to access funding from various external sources. See the headings under the yellow boxes below or check out these ideas:
100+ ways to raise money
For information on KiwiSport Funding please click on the link or yellow button below. We suggest you subscribe to the "Sport Connector" newsletter which will keep you informed of opportunities. |
Sport NZ advice and web links
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Directory of Potential Funding SourcesYou will be presented with four drop down boxes to help search for funding. |
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"Club Kit" - Fundraising and SponsorshipThe Sport NZ "Club Kit" has everything you need to run your club. This link has info, checklists and videos. |
Councils
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Upper Hutt City Council |
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Hutt City Council |
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Kapiti Coast District Council |
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Wellington City CouncilWellington City Council grants aim to help groups deliver local projects that contribute to the social, cultural, economic and environmental wellbeing of Wellington city and its people. Grant funding from the social pool supports projects which; build capability and capacity within the community, promote personal and community safety, promote physically-active communities that encourage health and wellbeing, provide programmes for youth, encourage community preparedness and strengthening local connectedness. |
Websites and general info
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100+ ways to raise moneyThinking about a sausage sizzle? Stand out from the crowd with any number of ideas like calendars, number plates, virtual dirt, auctions, mystery dinners... |
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The Carillon ClubSupport for athletes and teams under the age of 21 who have been chosen to represent NZ or Wellington in any sport. Applicant must live in greater Wellington (Wellington, Porirua, Kapiti, Wairarapa and Hutt Valley. |
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Community Net AotearoaA large variety of useful resources around funding and internet resources for the community. |
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Wellington Community TrustTo qualify for funding a project or programme must address issues that will encourage more people being actively involved more often and for longer.Organisations must also focus on building a strong and sustainable sport and recreation sector. |
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Department of Internal Affairs (DIA)Information and advice on nine community grants or funding schemes to support local initiatives, community services and community-based youth development. |
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Halberg TrustThe Halberg Trust Activity Fund provides grants to enable young people with a disability to participate in inclusive sport and active leisure within their community. |
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Funding Information Service (FIS)A variety of products, services and resources. |
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Fundraising Institute of NZ (FINZ)FINZ is a not-for-profit that provides all sorts of info for people trying to raise funds e.g. current news, training courses, legal advice and how to fill in application forms etc. |
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Asset Management plan |
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