Collective Charities

We’ve partnered with 14 trusted Kiwi-based charities. These are smallish charities doing amazing work, but without the brand exposure of many of the big charities you already know. Choose to support one, some, or all. Tell us how much you want to give and how often. We’ll do the rest. Easy!

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Sustainable Coastlines

Sustainable Coastlines enables people to look after the places we love, by coordinating and supporting large-scale coastal clean-up and waterway restoration events, education programmes and public awareness campaigns.

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The Neonatal Trust

The Neonatal Trust is a charity that supports the families of premature or sick full-term babies as they make their journey through neonatal intensive care, the transition home, and onwards.

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DCM

DCM works with people in Wellington who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. Over the past decade they have supported hundreds of people to become housed and sustain housing.

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Fair Food

Fair Food is Auckland’s first food rescue charity, working to deliver its vision of “feeding people, not landfill.” This dynamic West Auckland organisation has delivered on its strong environmental and social goals since 2011.

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Garden to Table

Garden to Table is New Zealand's leading food education programme, empowering kids in schools and kura across Aotearoa to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, seasonal kai. We take learning out of the classroom and into the garden and kitchen, through weekly sessions linked to the school curriculum.

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Inspiring Stories

At Inspiring Stories, we’re backing young people to change the world, and increasing access to life-changing experiences and programmes like Future Leaders, Festival for the Future and The Impact Awards.

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Kaibosh

Kaibosh Food Rescue is a Wellington Region based charity that collects quality surplus food and provides it to community groups that support people in need.

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Ngā Rangatahi Toa

Ngā Rangatahi Toa inspires young people once labelled as ‘trouble-makers’ to confidently build a brighter future through intensive creative arts mentoring, mindfulness & yoga, and wrap-around whanau support.

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Mixit

Mixit uses creativity to support young people from former refugee backgrounds to help increase life skills, become stronger human beings, move forward and build their capacities to successfully integrate into our communities.

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Bellyful

Bellyful nourishes and connects communities by cooking and delivering free meals to whānau with babies or young children, who need support.

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SpinningTop

SpinningTop gives balance to vulnerable children living in poverty, whose lives have been thrown off balance through war, oppression, natural disaster and other circumstances beyond their control.

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Take My Hands

Take My Hands connects those that have with those that have a need, by rehoming usable medical equipment from NZ to those working with people in need in the Asia Pacific region.

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UpsideDowns

The UpsideDowns Education Trust helps kids with Down syndrome learn to talk, read and write by funding speech language therapy. We create empowered, communicative kids.

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ADC Microfinance

ADC empowers budding entrepreneurs in Myanmar and Malawi through microfinance. We believe that by supporting entrepreneurs through microfinance, entire communities can work their way out of poverty through business development. They give credit where credit is due.

Collective
Impact

Over 700 Collective donors have raised $2,678,391.19 for our partner charities – impacting thousands of lives in Aotearoa and beyond.

Join the Collective with your 1%

Support any number of our 14 partner charities and make an impact on the lives of thousands in Aotearoa and beyond. Joining takes less than 5 minutes.