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Moving with the times

The grant has been used . . for funning expenses Our programme follows the principles of the Treaty of Waiting We would lie to thank the Trustees for their consideration of this application “The five primary schools in our area are rated decibel one to decibel three.” from a community radio station for a grant towards strategic planning:   “Over the last seven years it has become clear that some of the objectives of the Trust require fine-tuning . .” "If you are happy with this we will fix a small plague to the stands with 'Kindly donated by the J R McKenzie Trust' or whatever you think is suitable." Our purpose for applying for a grant is to help pay for wages and overheads, as well as enable us to provide an excessive standard of professional services to clients . . . “

NOT CHANGED CHANGED

NOT CHANGED CHANGED BETTER – SMOKING, MĀORI CULTURAL RENAISSANCE, LIFE EXPECTANCY NO BETTER OR WORSE – CHILD POVERTY, OBESITY, SOME RACIAL DISPARITIES

NOT CHANGED CHANGED A final thought – actually funders can do nothing without recipients who do the work! How do we find a better way to make these transactions simpler and level the playing field?

NOT CHANGED CHANGED Communities Funders

NOT CHANGED CHANGED

NOT CHANGED CHANGED Bigger grants Social justice and inclusion Māori development Disadvantaged children and families Bigger grants Multi-year grants So, fewer grants Change in our goals – Funding to fit purpose - using technology More about relationships

CHANGED More of a learning organisation More ambitious – e.g. long term change PMP

NOT CHANGED Respect Admiration Desire to add the most value

A final thought – actually funders can do nothing without community organisations who do the work! How do we find even better ways to make these transactions simpler and level the playing field?

Ngā mihi – Thank you! Coming back to moving with the times… Iti noa ana, he pito mata.   With care, a small kumara will produce a harvest. www.jrmckenzie.org.nz