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Otago Community Trust’s third year of commitment to NZ Masters Games
Otago Community Trust has committed, once again, to being the naming rights partner for the New Zealand Masters Games, Dunedin, 5-13 February 2022.
Read moreFunding awarded to help Otago schools improve student wellbeing
Otago Community Trust have funded over $880,000 in support of a wide range of community projects in their March funding round.
Read moreDunstan High School High Ropes Course
For 26 years Dunstan High School has had a fantastic teaching and learning resource in the form of a high ropes course. In August 2019 the complete structure was blown over in a storm. It was a devastating loss for the school, pupils and the wider community.
Read moreNaish and Centennial Park destination playground receives funding boost
Balclutha’s Naish and Centennial Park’s are gearing up for a transformation in the coming months.
Read moreCOVID-19 Alert Levels: Our Status Level 2
We are now at Alert Level 2. Below is an outline of how Otago Community Trust will respond to changes to the NZ Covid-19 Levels.
Read more$1.1M granted in Trust’s final round for 2020
Otago Community Trust have funded over $1.1M in support of a diverse range of community causes in what was the Trusts final funding round for 2020.
Read moreThe Trusts Act 2019: Implications for trustees of charitable trusts and Not For Profits
Professor Jessica Palmer and Stephanie Pettigrew explain the implications of the Trusts Act 2019 which comes in to effect on 31 January 2021.
Read moreFunding boost for Waitaki Boys artificial turf
The new multipurpose all-weather turf at Waitaki Boys High School in Oamaru received a substantial funding boost from the latest round of grants from the Otago Community Trust.
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