The Toc H NZ – Bowerbank Charitable Trust was established by a Deed in March 1992. The Settlor is an autonomous body established in New Zealand to promote and act in accordance with the ideals of TOC H Incorporated in the United Kingdom by Royal Charter in 1969. Its affairs in New Zealand are conducted by three National Officers:
1. The Honorary Commissioner.
2. The Chairman.
3. The Honorary Treasurer.
The Settlor received assets from the Estate of Lady Bowerbank, originally derived from Sir Frederick Bowerbank (the first Honorary Commissioner of Toc H in New Zealand), and used those assets to establish this Trust in New Zealand.
The Trust is a perpetual trust where Public Trust as Trustee is given the objective and the discretion to use the income generated from the trust fund towards charitable purposes in New Zealand with special consideration given to:
Organisations and activities that support and promote the welfare of youth in all fields of endeavour, including sport.
Organisations that support and promote the welfare of underprivileged persons in all age groups (but with preference being given to young persons) in all fields of endeavour, including sport.
Please note that granting is provided for organisations providing specific projects and / or programmes relating to the purposes above, rather than general operating expenses.
Applications are open from 9am on Monday 1st July 2024 to 5pm on Wednesday 31st of July 2024. Please note late applications will not be accepted.
All grant applications are considered by the Board whose decisions are binding and are advised to all applicants by the 30th of October 2024.
If you are unsure if your organisation is eligible to apply or of the suitability of your funding request contact Public Trust Charities on 0800 371 471 or [email protected].