Environment fund more important than ever Severe weather events have highlighted the importance of growing the Environment Endowment Fund with Sunrise.
In June we hosted three round table discussions for local groups or organisations who received a grant in our 2022 annual funding round.
Whaimutu Dewes has recently joined our team as a voluntary Sunrise trustee.
Poverty Bay Kayak Club (PBKC) used their Sunrise grant to purchase a new pontoon for club paddlers, replacing the original jetty that was lost during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Leaving a gift in your Will is not just for the rich and famous.
Matapuna Trust Board recently established an endowment fund with Sunrise as part of their governance work to secure the Trust’s long-term future.
An anonymous group of local parishioners have gifted $50,000 to The Sunrise Foundation, to seed an endowment fund for Stella Maris Catholic Early Childhood Centre.
Sunrise awarded E Tu Elgin a grant of $5000 on behalf of The Tindall Foundation which will contribute towards operating costs of their planned sustainable skills courses for whanau living…