Mainland foundation
Supporting communities
Apply for a Grant
Grant Applications must be made online. To find out more about the application process and how to apply for a grant, click below.
Submit Accountabilities
If you’ve received Mainland Foundation funding, you must submit an Accountability Report within 3 months of the grant being made.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have questions about the grants in general or about any part of the online application process, read our FAQ.
The Next Meeting Date is:
Wednesday 04 Mar 2026
Cut-off date: 01 Feb 2026
WHO WE HELP
The Mainland Foundation is a non-profit organisation that was established to distribute the funds generated from their gaming venues.
The Foundation maintains an open and equitable funding regime that enables non-profit organisations
Sports Clubs and Amateur Sports Organisations
Projects can include purchasing equipment and uniforms or paying for coaches and facilities.
Cultural and Community Groups
Where your group provides benefit to the community, or a section of it, you can apply for funding.
Charities
Grants are available for the assistance of any charitable purpose.
Welfare Agencies
If your organisation supports poverty relief or the provision of welfare assistance, we can help.
Educational Organisations
Schools and training organisations can apply for funds for scholarshps, equipment or better student amenities.
Societies and Trusts
Societies or trusts engaged in any of the above mentioned projects can apply for funding.
About Us
RECENT PROJECTS
Lincoln Golf Club Inc
Significant contribution towards the replacement of our practise nets
Stroke Aotearoa
Supporting Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand to deliver vital stroke support and free health checks across the Mainland region.
Nelson Basketball
New roof for the Jack Robbins Memorial Stadium.