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Pulse Energy | Powering your Community Fund As a 100% community owned company, it’s important to us that we give back to local communities. At Pulse Energy, community is at the heart of everything we do We're proud to offer funding to local schools, charities, and community-driven projects across New Zealand. Our grants programme is designed to support organisations dedicated to making a positive impact in their communities.
Full eligibility criteria and terms can be found here. Applications have now closed Thank you to everyone who nominated a club, school or local project. Want to be the first to know when applications open again?
“Funding will help Hearing Wellington expand its work in schools by supporting the early identification of children experiencing hearing loss, auditory processing difficulties, or temporary hearing challenges. The grant will also help provide practical hearing-accessibility solutions, including Auracast Bluetooth technology that delivers a teacher’s voice more clearly to students.
” Horowhenua Butterfly Pathway “This grant will help bring the Horowhenua Butterfly Pathway project from planning into action, creating a peaceful and inclusive space for reflection, remembrance, and healing. Funding will support the development of a calm community space designed to provide comfort and connection for local whānau, while also helping build awareness and encourage further community support for the project.
” Elderly Balance and Strength Classes “This grant will support Cornerstone Charitable Trust’s elderly strength and balance classes, helping keep sessions affordable and accessible for older adults in the community.
Funding will contribute to the ongoing delivery of the programme, including equipment, maintenance, and subsidised class costs, while helping participants improve mobility, build confidence, reduce the risk of falls, and maintain important social connections. ” Project Eligibility Information What kind of projects are eligible?
To be eligible for Pulse Energy’s Powering Your Community Fund your project must: Be associated with education, innovation, charity, sports or hobbies. Be a not-for-profit club, school or local project that is based in New Zealand. Be submitted by an applicant who is 18 years or older.
Recipients must provide a photo(s) to Pulse Energy that represents their organisation. The recipient gives permission to Pulse Energy to use this photo for promotional use. Our full list of eligibility criteria and terms can be found here .
Who can apply for the Powering Your Community grant? Anyone is eligible to apply on behalf of their nominated organisation if; They are over the age of 18, and; The organisation fits the eligibility criteria, and; The applicant has the right to submit the application on behalf of the organisation. Do I have to be a Pulse Energy customer?
No, you do not need to be a Pulse Energy customer. Anyone in New Zealand is welcome to submit an application. At the heart of our community Pulse Energy has proudly partnered with the Highlanders rugby team continuously since 2016.
From just $2 a month, you can support our Pay it Forward Programme, helping customers facing energy hardship. Since 2024, Pulse Energy has proudly supported and partnered with the Otago Cricket team. This partnership allows Pulse Energy staff to volunteer, step up, and make a real community difference.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Not-for-profit clubs, schools, or local projects based in New Zealand, submitted by an applicant 18 years or older. Projects must be associated with education, innovation, charity, sports, or hobbies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Powering Your Community Fund is funded by Pulse Energy. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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