After 11 years of dedicated voluntary service, founding trustee David Clark has stepped down from Sunrise’s Board.
When Alzheimer’s Gisborne first considered starting a fund with Sunrise, their Board of Trustees was understandably cautious due to a lack of funds.
Bush Kura’s Pukeko course offers 8–11-year-olds an unforgettable three-day experience immersed in te taiao (the natural world), helping them disconnect from devices, build resilience, and gain practical life skills.
Sunrise is proud to support SuperGrans Tairāwhiti with a grant that has helped launch a new resilient kai system in our region.
Former Sunrise Foundation trustee Lilian Tangaere-Baldwin knows firsthand how vital dialysis support is for whānau in our region.
September is Wills Month – a great time to check that your will is up to date and to consider what kind of legacy you want to leave for your community.…
Born and raised in Gisborne, Paul Benge built his life and career here—spending over 40 years co-owning Business Applications Ltd.
The past year has seen phenomenal growth for Sunrise Foundation. At the end of March 2024, our funds under management totalled $8. 2 million.