One of the largest gaming trusts, awarding over $40 million a year. Primary focus is amateur sport, with support also for rescue services, youth development, arts, cultural activities, health and education.
Before you apply
Returns all profits to community organisations after taxes, levies and operating costs. Marae applying to a gaming trust generally need to supply the Gazette Notice or Vesting Order, which covers incorporation, plus Charities Services registration. Most trusts also expect an organisation to have been incorporated for at least one full financial year before applying.
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