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Lottery Fund Grant

NZ Lottery Grants Board Te Puna Tahua (Department of Internal Affairs, Hāpai Hapori)

$5,000 to $30,000 (observed)typical grant
15questions on the form
1 per itemquotes needed
late April 2027decision

Who can apply

  • Not-for-profit organisations with legal entity status, "including limited liability bodies registered with Charities Services"
  • Governance, financial management and administrative systems appropriate to the size and complexity of the funding requested
  • Compliance with all relevant legal, constitutional and reporting obligations
  • Multiple organisations can collaborate, and one legal entity can apply on behalf of the group
  • A fundholder that is a legal entity may request and manage funding on behalf of a non-legal entity

What it funds

  • Community support services, ongoing services, operating costs, up to three years
  • Community projects, one-off activities, festivals, workshops, research, planning
  • Community facilities, and equipment for people with a disability

Next round: Lottery Fund (2026/27) round 3, opens 6 January 2027

The questions on the form

We hold the funder's actual form. Here are the first 3 of 15.

  1. Organisation profile (grants management system)bank account details
  2. GST information
  3. annual financial statements no older than 18 months

Documents to have ready

  • Budget (if requesting $20,000 or more in any single year)
  • Bank account verification documentation
  • Financial statements
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  • All 15 questions on the funder's form, in order
  • The full documents checklist (7 items)
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Checked against NZ Lottery Grants Board Te Puna Tahua (Department of Internal Affairs, Hāpai Hapori)'s own published information on 5 November 2026. Funders change dates and rules, so we re-check every week. Sources: communitymatters.govt.nz.