It's hoped the redeveloped Toitu Otago Early Settlers Museum will attract a record 250,000 visitors over the next year. The Otago Community Trust is proud to have had a part to play in this revitalisation, donating $225,000 in 2012 for display cabinets throughout the exhibition areas during stage four of its redevelopment.
Read moreFunding from the Otago Community Trust has helped brighten the day for some of the regular clients of The Ladder Trust's community housing in Dunedin.
Read moreCongratulations and thank you to everyone who entered our colouring competition, we received so many wonderful entries it was very hard to choose winners - they were all excellent! Each of the following people have won an iPad for their school.
Read moreThe Otago Community Trust was pleased to be involved in telling a story about Otago that is often overlooked.
Read moreShows by the South Otago Theatrical Society are always good entertainment, but the 2012 production of Annie was a particularly popular choice for the people of Balclutha, possibly due to the fact that a eight-year-old performer and a dog called Sandy stole the show.
Read moreSo many people were enthusiastic about the inaugural South Dunedin street festival, it's hoped it will become an annual event.
Read moreThe development of a Community Centre for the Roman Catholic Diocese at St Patricks Basilica has presented a unique opportunity for the South Dunedin community, one that the Otago Community Trust is supporting.
Read moreSmokefree Rockquest competition founder and co-organiser Glenn Common has seen a lot of talented secondary school pupils perform at the regional competitions and the national finals, and continues to be thrilled with Rockquest's success.
Read moreEverything from musical theatre to trees for schools featured in this month’s community donations from the Otago Community Trust.
Read moreBuilding self esteem and leadership skills while doing fun stuff is what the Saddle Hill Foundation Trust youth community programmes are all about.
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