It takes a community to back a dream
Sponsors
Tātai Whetū Waitaha is a not-for-profit, so the support of our community makes everything we do possible. We know there are many worthy causes seeking support, which is why the commitment of our sponsors, grant partners and supporters means so much to us.
The progress and success of our athletes is made possible by your belief in them. Thank you. Kā rawe.
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Heartland Bank
Heartland Bank’s roots stretch back to 1875, when the Ashburton Permanent Building & Investment Society was formed. These days, Heartland is on a mission to improve the lives of Kiwis by making money work for them.
Heartland Bank supports its local communities through the Heartland Trust, Heartland’s registered charitable trust which is independent from but closely supported by Heartland. It was established to support organisations who are dedicated to helping young New Zealanders unlock their true potential.
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Forsyth Barr
Forsyth Barr offers a world-class team of advisers right here in New Zealand, delivering innovative financial services and investment opportunities, supported by award-winning local and global research.
Since 1936 New Zealanders have put their trust in Forsyth Barr’s ability to help them grow and manage their wealth. Forsyth Barr are proud of what they have achieved for their clients during that time and remain a NZ and staff-owned, independent business.
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Cyclone Computers
Cyclone is a proudly New Zealand-owned technology partner, helping schools, universities, businesses and government stay ready for what is next. With more than 160 specialists across Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, they combine deep technical expertise with practical, people-first support.
They make technology feel more human — delivering the insight, tools and confidence our customers need to move forward.
Grantors
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Mainland Foundation
The Mainland Foundation is a non-profit organisation that was established to distribute the funds generated from their gaming venues. The Foundation maintains an open and equitable funding regime that enables non-profit organisations.
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Christchurch City Council
The Christchurch City Council is the local government authority for Christchurch in New Zealand. It is a territorial authority elected to represent the 392,100 people of Christchurch. Since October 2013, the Mayor of Christchurch is Lianne Dalziel, who succeeded Bob Parker.
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Canterbury Sports Foundation
The Canterbury Sports Foundation is committed to providing financial assistance for emerging talented athletes within Canterbury. Over the years the emphasis of the Foundation has altered marginally and now has a concentration on the production of quality coaching at all levels of sport, but particularly at the junior level. The overall theme of the development of sport has however, remained unaltered.
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Jones Family
The Jones Family supports causes such as women's movements, people working in low socio-economic areas and or those trying to improve the outcomes of others with little thought of themselves.
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EB Milton Trust
The E B Millton Charitable Trust provides annual funding to organisations that share the values and purpose of the original Sunshine League of New Zealand.
Alongside its regular grant recipients, the Trust also supports school-aged children who are excelling in sport at national or international level, need educational equipment or additional learning support, or require assistance with their health and wellbeing.
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Mackenzie Charitable Foundation
Established in 1976 by Ealing farming brothers Alan and Don Mackenzie, the Foundation was created to leave a lasting legacy for the community they called home.
The Foundation supports charitable purposes broadly, with a particular focus on young people living with physical or intellectual disabilities, or who may have fewer opportunities in life than their peers.