We help groups wanting to work together to achieve greater results for our communities
We plan to become a proactive funder, offering donations to collaboration across the country. We will no longer be accepting applications. Thank you to Bede Martin who has been the backbone of WTMF for the past seven years, supporting the committee and many of the collaborations we have funded. We wish Bede all the very best in his retirement.
Adrienne Thompson, former CEO of the Hugh Green Foundation and WTMF committee member, will be acting as interim manager of WTMF for six months. Adrienne will help developed and implemented the new way of working.
Watch this space for a new look WTMF! We hope to be proactively seeking collaborations by September 2021. Look forward to working with you all very soon!
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The WTMF committee was prompted by COVID-19 to rethink the way that we fund community organisations to collaborate. We realised that we could be making a greater impact and better serve community organisations across Aotearoa.
We remain committed to funding collaboration, but we will move away from only giving away small donations.
We will support in other ways including offering:
WTMF will build trusted relationships with and partner with collaborating organisations in a more meaningful way so that together positive change can be made to support communities.
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