John Stewart Booth Trust Grant Program – New Zealand

Deadline: 22-Jun-2024

Applications are now open for the John Stewart Booth Trust Grant Program.

The Trust was established explicitly for the purpose of providing relief, assistance and benefit of aged and/or infirm person who live permanently in the North Shore City are of Auckland to enhance the quality of life of the recipient/s. The specified area is regarded as being confined to the territorial boundaries of the former local authority known as the North Shore City Council.

The John Stewart Booth Trust is a Registered Charity under the Charities Act 2005, Registration No. CC59912. The Trust is managed and administered by Public Trust.

Funding Information

• The Trust offers one large grant at the maximum value of $40,000, and smaller grants at the value between $5,000 and $20,000 per grant.

Eligibility Criteria

• Applications are open to organisations that registered with Charities Services that are based in or supporting people within the North Shore City region of Auckland.
  • Organisations may apply for full or partial funding. Of those who apply for partial funding, preference will be given to those applicants who can show a plan to secure remaining funding.
  • Applications must be for ‘specific project’ as opposed to ‘general’ running costs of the organisation.
  • Those entitled may be collectively as a group or as individuals.
  • No recipient or recipients suffering a disability that is self-inflicted by reason of the ongoing misuse of drugs or alcohol.
• Individuals, sports organisations and service clubs are not eligible to apply to the Trust and the Trust does not fund overseas projects.

Ineligible

• Incomplete or late applications.
• Retrospective funding.
• Applications from individuals, sports organisations and service clubs.
• Applications requesting funding for overseas projects.
• Applications not based in or supporting aged and infirm persons within the Trust funding region.

For more information, visit Public Trust.