What are your products?
Our two most used products are givME for individual funding and givUS for group funding. For more information, visit our respective product pages. 

Where to find us

Find out if you have free access to givME & givUS here.

Does Generosity New Zealand offer funding?
No. We don't administer or offer funds ourselves. We provide you with access to extensive opportunities offered throughout New Zealand. 

I am at secondary school and I want to go on a class trip overseas. Can you help?
This is slightly different from studying overseas. Scholarships and grants are very specific and class trips aren't a high priority for funders. We recommend you fundraise or secure a sponsor. 

Where should we look for information?
givUS lists opportunities for community groups and organisations. THIS ALSO NEEDS AN EXPLANATION ABOUT GIVME

Why doesn't my library have your products?
Local councils make the decision on which resources they will purchase for their ratepayers. If enough people ask about our products then these tools may become a priority investment for your council or library in the future.

How do your products work?

  1. Search for free access

  2. If none, subscribe

  3. Set up a log in

  4. Search using the criteria

  5. Study your results and select your most likely funding sources

  6. Apply for funding

When is the best time to look for funding?
Funding opportunities are always opening and closing. It is important to build a fund-seeking discipline around searching for funds so you don’t miss out. Searching at least once every two months is recommended.

GNZ is adding new funding opportunities regularly, it pays to check often.

How do I set up a charity?
Check out Charities Services or Societies and Trusts Online for more information.

Are you a Government department?
An explanation about the ownership of GNZ needs to go in here including FunData Charitable Trust info

Do I need to be a charity to get a grant?
Not necessarily. Every grant has different criteria, so read each one carefully to determine what is required.