More than $525,000 has been distributed in this years funding round, becoming the largest amount to date from our annual funding round. Since Sunrise's inception in 2014, over $1.
In this timeline over the years we take a trip down memory lane to revisit some of the key moments of our 10-year-story so far. . .
Whinray Scenic Reserve is a taonga (treasure) and in time will be one of the last sites in Tairāwhiti that has kiwi, native bats, and other rare species.
A $3000 grant from Sunrise’s General fund was awarded to the Endangered Species Foundation, supporting their ngutukākā project which aims to revive a taonga species that once made the whole…
“Our club is run by six volunteer coaches and is a safe space for kids.
With the effervescent Krissy Mackintosh at the helm, #Hear4U provide a fresh and innovative approach to community wellbeing through the alternative pathways they offer in comparison to regular government funded…
The Sunrise Foundation gave Kete Trust a $5000 grant towards their operating costs so that they can continue to provide local families with a hand up in times of need.
The Sunrise Foundation understands that every organisation needs various kinds of support to grow and give back to the community.