J R McKenzie Trust is pleased to announce its most recent funding recipients

What if the financial system worked more like a marae? This was one of the questions a group of Māori innovators began asking in 2020 during a hackathon, and from that whakaaro, IndigiShare was born…

WEAll Aotearoa is a non-partisan, independent ‘think and do’ tank working to redesign Aotearoa New Zealand’s economy around the wellbeing of its people and te taiao. It uses an evidence-informed approach and focuses upstream to develop practical, long-term solutions for the public good…

Based in Whangārei, Taimahi Trust is on a mission to achieve lasting, systemic change. By walking alongside rangatahi with learning and intellectual disabilities, helping to grow their self-determination, and working to change attitudes about disability, Taimahi is focused on supporting them to thrive…

In the heart of Aotearoa, the Māoriland Charitable Trust was formed to support the Māori film industry…

Tula'i aims to strengthen and support Pasifika communities in West Auckland to flourish through empowering leadership…

Empower Youth Trust is a refugee youth-led charitable organisation dedicated to empowering, educating, and enabling refugee and other marginalised youth in Aotearoa…

With the current focus on social investment, many organisations are…

Toward the end of 2023, J R McKenzie Trust kaimahi noticed a high number of community organisation leaders leaving the sector…

J R McKenzie Trust is pleased to announce its most recent funding recipients

Te Kāwai Toro hosted our annual Hui Kaikōkiri, bringing our leading kaupapa Māori initiatives from across the motu (land) to Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).

Looking for new ways to uplift rangatahi and evolve without relying on government funding, Te Ora Hou turned to something their young people already loved – games

Established in 2017, Communities Against Alcohol Harm (CAAH) aims to minimise alcohol and gambling-related harm

Established in 2021 by registered social worker Anna Christophorou, the Speed Freaks Charitable Trust supports recovery from addiction and mental distress through running, walking, and connection

JRMT Chair, Dr Chelsea Grootveld attended the biannual International Funders for Indigenous Peoples (IFIP) Global Conference 2025 in Kenya

J R McKenzie Trust is pleased to announce its most recent funding recipients

Working as ‘Equity Opportunists,’ Hāpai Tūhono has a clear mission: to ensure that Māori have the necessary networks, resources and support to gain wealth and life sovereignty for their futures...

Established by refugee young people in 2013, the New Zealand National Refugee Youth Council is the only national refugee youth-led non-government organisation...

The D*List is an independent and disability-led social change movement which seeks to reclaim disabled people’s space and narratives...