Before Norman passed away, he wanted to secure a way to give back to the creative community that had provided him with immense enjoyment over his lifetime.
It’s estimated that up to 50 percent of adults in New Zealand do not have a will.
“After our home was flooded it was small community groups like Sunrise that were there when we needed it and that meant a lot.
After more than 50 years, Poverty Bay Antique Society Inc (PBAS) will soon disband, opting to transfer their remaining cash to Sunrise Foundation to benefit the Sunshine Service Endowment Fund.
As a Gisborne nurse for over 35 years and a 3rd generation local, Holly says knowing that her donation will stay local is important.
Stefan Pishief, Whiti Ora Tairāwhiti chief executive says they wanted a way to secure their financial future because as a not-for-profit trust it can be challenging to align with multiple…
Confident in Sunrise’s understanding of where the greatest needs in our community are and which groups are doing impactful work, Adam says becoming a donor has enabled his philanthropic generosity…
The simple inclusion of a Sunrise workplace giving flyer in induction packs for new staff means they are giving employees the option to support causes close to home, and close…