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Coromandel
Whitianga
Whangamata
Port Waikato
Huntly
Morrinsville
HAMILTON
Cambridge
Putaruru
Tirau
Te Awamutu
Tokoroa
Otorohanga
Te Kuiti
Kawhia
Raglan
Thames
Waihi
Te Aroha
Taumarunui
Paeroa
Ngaruawahia
Matamata
Haere Mai
Trust Waikato
supports the things that make our
corner of the world a better place. We donate money
to community organisations and projects that focus on
welfare, sport, recreation, youth, art, culture and the
environment, for the benefit of people in our region.
Our funding area includes the districts of Thames-Coromandel,
Hauraki, Matamata-Piako, Waipa, Waikato, South Waikato,
Waitomo, Otorohanga, Ruapehu and Hamilton City. We
acknowledge that this area includes much of the lands of
the Tainui waka and thus the people of Waikato, Raukawa,
Hauraki and Maniapoto.
Our Strategic Plan for 2011 – 2013 has guided our work over the
past year in the following ways:
Our Vision is for resilient and vibrant communities
Ko tō mātou moemoea kia tipu, kia hua ngā hāpori
Our Mission is to invest wisely and to donate effectively
By valuing the current and future worth of the Trust’s resources
By valuing and respecting Māori as Tangata Whenua
By valuing and recognising cultural diversity
By valuing and promoting community development
By valuing and facilitating community organisations
Donation areas of focus
Supporting families and young people
Encouraging participation and inclusion
Supporting volunteers
Supporting Iwi and Māori communities
Preserving and celebrating cultural identity
Building resilient communities
Strengthening community groups
We care about
Kaitiakitanga
- guardianship
Tika
- fairness, rightness
Manaakitanga
- respect, kindness to people
Whanaungatanga
- kinship, relationship, sense of connection
Welcome
It is our privilege to
present the 24th Annual
Report of Trust Waikato
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