Funding

Applying for funding grants

You can apply for funds for special projects from several different sources

  • From Diocesan Council through the Diocesan Development Fund.
  • From organisations associated with the Auckland Diocese.
  • From external community funding agencies.

The amount of money available varies, and each organisation has its own funding criteria and application deadlines. For more information, please send us an email. So that we can best assist with any queries or requirements it is recommended you contact the Diocesan Office well in advance of any funding application deadlines.

Funding

Diocesan Development Fund

Any parish or mission venture can apply to the Diocesan Council for funds for development projects. Projects should connect to the mission and ministry of the local parish and align with the wider vision of the diocese. They will reach new people, new locations or new generations; employ innovative methods of mission and ministry; or develop leaders.

The Diocesan Development Fund application process is closed until further notice.

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Hostel of the Holy Name

The Hostel of the Holy Name supports projects that benefit the lives of women and girls of the Anglican Church in the Auckland Diocese.

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The Tindall Foundation

The Tindall Foundation provides funding for initiatives that support families, communities and the environment.

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External funders

If you’re interested in applying for funds from an external agency, please be aware that these require Diocesan Council approval and sometimes General Trust Board approval. Please email us for more information.

Our funders

Fundraising

Many community groups, including parishes, may hold fund-raising events to raise money. Parishes may use raffles to raise funds but this approach to fund-raising can be a costly trap if the law isn’t followed. In New Zealand, raffles are classified as gambling and there are rules to follow to ensure a raffle complies with legislation.

 

Holding Raffles

A checklist for holding raffles

This checklist covers the rules for class 2 gambling as this is the class of gambling activity that community groups are most likely to undertake.

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