Hawke’s Bay’s women and children will be supported with another significant donation of almost $38,000 from the Hawke’s Bay Women’s Charity Tennis Tournament. To ensure the impact is felt in...
Lush green landscapes and rolling hills, quaint pubs, and bustling country schools. Central Hawke’s Bay is characterised by all of the above, but like other rural regions in New Zealand,...
What a privilege to bring together our donors, grant recipients, community leaders and supporters for our annual Connecting to Impact breakfast in October. Alesha Hope shared: “At the heart of...
Financial security is top of mind for most Kiwis this year, as the cost of living continues to bite. And the same can certainly be said for charities and community...
There’s good news this week for 78 charitable organisations across the region who have received vital support through Hawke’s Bay Foundation’s annual distributions round, including a number of first-time applicants....
Every year in Aotearoa, thousands of Kiwis make one of the biggest decisions of their lifetime from the privacy of their own home – or perhaps in the sanctity of...
Community groups or charities can create a ‘Community Fund’, that will provide a reliable long-term fundraising vehicle to support their vision forever, making sure people can benefit from their services,...
We’re thrilled to announce that Junior Armstrong and Sue Wilson have joined our Distribution Committee. Sue has called Wairoa home for 32 years with her husband Fenton, a fifth-generation local....
Every weekday morning at Awhi Charitable Trust begins the same way: toast and Milo. Ākonga settle into a comfortable room, full of sofas, games, pens and pencils, photos and cosy...
When a generous man named Robert France died over 135 years ago, he left explicit instructions as to how his estate should be managed. His property on Napier Hill was...
By Alesha Hope Executive Officer, Hawke’s Bay Foundation Let me start with this: Hawke’s Bay is a generous region. There’s evidence of kindness and reciprocity everywhere you turn. We rally...
Dr Aria Graham – mum, nurse, PhD, and passionate advocate for new mothers and tamariki – describes her not-for-profit in Waipatu as “a magic garden”. “There’s always a pot on...