$30,000 awarded to community groups and schools

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04 April 2022

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A new batch of schools and charitable organisations have been named as recipients of the 2022 MainPower Community Fund.

Since 2015, the Fund has distributed more than $190,000 to more than 170 groups and schools in the MainPower network.

Twice a year MainPower gives away a share of $30,000 to community groups and schools. $10,000 is split between successful school applications and $20,000 between community groups.

Consumers on the MainPower Network can apply for a share of the funding. Applications are then shortlisted, and the winners are decided by an online community vote.

The next funding found will open from mid- April until October.

More information on the MainPower Community Fund is available here.

2022MainPower Community Fund Recipients

Community Groups

  • 88 Rangiora Squadron ATC (Air Training Corps)

  • Amberley District Community Vehicle Trust

  • Aroha Project North Canterbury

  • Ashley Gorge Track and Trapping Group

  • Darnley Club Kaiapoi - Senior Citizens Club

  • Hanmer Springs Bowling Club Inc.

  • Kaiapoi Community Support

  • Kaiapoi Toy Library

  • Keep Rangiora Beautiful

  • Kitty Kingdom

  • Meals on Wheels, Amberley

  • North Canterbury Basketball Association

  • North Canterbury Swim Club Inc.

  • NZRT12 - Waimakariri New Zealand Response Team 12

  • Oxford Search and Rescue

  • Pegasus Dragons Dragon Boating Club

  • Pinc and Steel Cancer Rehabilitation Trust

  • Rangiora Community Patrol

  • Rangiora Toy Library

  • Rotherham Community Pool

  • Takahanga Bowling Club Kaikoura

  • Woodend Rugby Club

Schools

  • Amberley School

  • Ashgrove School

  • Ashley Playcentre

  • Broomfield School

  • Cust School

  • Greta Valley School

  • Rangiora High School Nursery

  • Rangiora High School U16 Rugby

  • Sefton Primary School

  • St Partick's School Kaiapoi

  • Te Matauru Primary

  • View Hill School

  • Waiau School