RFAs: CDD Trust Grants for Charitable Work in New Zealand

The Tindall Foundation and St Dominic’s School for the Deaf Charitable Trust offer funding opportunities to support projects in Aotearoa New Zealand. These grants aim to enhance community well-being and provide modest financial support to eligible schools and organizations. The application process is straightforward, with specific criteria for each funder. Deadlines and application instructions are available on their respective sites. The Tindall Foundation allocates approximately 50% of its annual budget to projects that support families and align with its vision for Aotearoa New Zealand. St Dominic’s School for the Deaf Charitable Trust focuses on providing small grants to schools, emphasizing ease and speed in the application process. These grants provide crucial support for community-driven initiatives and educational projects within New Zealand. By focusing on families and schools, these opportunities aim to foster community development and educational advancement. What type of projects does the Tindall Foundation fund? The foundation supports community projects that benefit families within Aotearoa New Zealand but excludes certain sectors such as health, education, sports, and arts. Can individuals apply for these grants? No, both the Tindall Foundation and St Dominic’s School for the Deaf Charitable Trust do not provide funding to individuals. What is the maximum funding amount available from St Dominic’s Trust? The trust provides modest grants, typically not requiring reports unless the funding exceeds NZD 5,000. Are international projects eligible for funding? No, funding is restricted to projects within Aotearoa New Zealand. What is the application process for St Dominic’s Trust? Applicants must download, complete, and submit the form available on their website. Interested applicants should carefully review the specific criteria and application procedures on the respective funding pages. For further details, contact the Tindall Foundation or St Dominic’s School for the Deaf Charitable Trust through their official channels. For more information, visit Catholic Diocese of Dunedin.