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Press Release – Philanthropy New Zealand An innovative new service to help both those seeking and distributing philanthropic funding in Aotearoa New Zealand is underway. Philanthropy New Zealand (PNZ) has just pressed the go button on Match your funding place. The vision of Match is a more …
An innovative new service to help both those seeking and distributing philanthropic funding in Aotearoa New Zealand is underway.
Philanthropy New Zealand (PNZ) has just pressed the go button on Match – your funding place. The vision of Match is a more accessible, collaborative and equitable funding system in Aotearoa. It aims to more efficiently and effectively connect the demand for, and supply of, philanthropic funding.
Friday, 23 July 2021, 3:13 pm
An innovative new service to help both those seeking and
distributing philanthropic funding in Aotearoa New Zealand
is underway.
Philanthropy New Zealand (PNZ) has just
pressed the go button on Match – your funding place. The
vision of Match is a more accessible, collaborative and
equitable funding system in Aotearoa. It aims to more
efficiently and effectively connect the demand for, and
supply of, philanthropic funding.
PNZ Chief Executive
Sue McCabe said the service looked to reduce the amount of
resource community groups needed to put into connecting with
interested funders; while making it simpler for funders to
But he said if Auckland opts out it could throw the whole process into doubt. “I think that could embolden some of the other cities to pull out. It would then be a hard sell because the other mayors would say, Why is Auckland being treated differently? ” The Botany MP said he’s concerned Auckland will end up worse off under the changes. “Under the Government’s proposal, councils that have managed their assets in an efficient way will end up subsidising those that haven’t,” he said. And he remains concerned Nanaia Mahuta is looking at making the changes mandatory to ensure they go ahead.