Our Suporters

NZCT is proud to be the largest funder of amateur sports participation in New Zealand.

Promotes, supports and broadcasts the most entertaining sport and racing events for New Zealand.

Helping to build a brighter future by supporting the commuity

It is our policy to return 95% of available proceeds to the community in which they were raised

Helping build successful communities

Since 1988 we have returned over $750 million back to the community, supporting thousands of good causes all around New Zealand, and we are one of them.

Youthtown is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most respected not-for-profit organisations. We have a proud history of developing and supporting young people.

The Mainland Foundation is an independent hotel-based society licensed to operate gaming machines in hotels and taverns, raising money for distribution to the Community.

The Four Winds Foundation supports a cross section of non profit community groups, charities, welfare agencies, educational organisations and amateur sporting organisations

A huge thank you to ​Jon Whitlow and the team Assist Electrical.
Their generosity has enabled us to have efficient heating over our beam and bar training areas 
and wonderful warmth for our administration team and supporting parents - helping make the sport of gymnastics in winter warmer!

If you are looking at buying or selling a property, contact Alison for professional and personable service catering to your own individual needs.
Not profit-driven like many realtors. If you mention 'Te Wero', Alison will kindly donate $500 for every successful referral -

Helping sports clubs to save money and reduce their environmental impact too.

Friendly Manager provides great simple effective & affordable software for your club to run with ease! Contact them today !

Kiwi Gaming Foundation (under its original name, Christchurch Earthquake Recovery Trust or CERT for short) was established in 2011 to assist with the Christchurch rebuild. The Foundation’s focus is now on supporting amateur sport, education, arts and culture, and other community initiatives in Canterbury, Dunedin, Lower Hutt, New Plymouth, Gisborne and Tauranga.