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Funding boost for Gisborne’s water-based activities

By John Gillies
Gisborne Herald·
14 Jan, 2025 01:48 AMQuick Read

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Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club has been granted $70,000 in the latest New Zealand Community Trust funding round.

Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club has been granted $70,000 in the latest New Zealand Community Trust funding round.

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Water sports organisations are the big winners in the latest round of grants from the New Zealand Community Trust in the Gisborne district.

A total of $198,300 is shared among seven organisations.

The biggest grant, $70,000, goes to Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club for costs associated with a head coach, five lifeguard instructors and a club manager.

Horouta Waka Hoe Club receives $45,000 for waka and accommodation; Swim for Life Tairāwhiti, $37,100 to go towards swimming lessons and the contract fee for the trust manager; Tairāwhiti Voyaging Trust, $20,000 for two waka taurua, a custom trailer and cover; and Toitu Ngāti Porou Trustee Ltd, $20,000 for event costs.

Bowls Gisborne-East Coast receives $5000 for the costs of a contractor, and CCS Disability Action Tairāwhiti Hawke’s Bay receives $1200 for information technology equipment.

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Gaming venues Bar 59 and Bollywood Stars contributed to these grants.

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