Sport & recreation charitable organisations across 2 countries
4,889 charitable organisations across 2 countries we currently cover
4,889 charitable organisations across 2 countries we currently cover
Provide opportunities for young water polo players,referees, administrators, local water polo communities, schools,and o…
The New Zealand Wheelchair Bodybuilding Federation (NZWBBF) was set up to provide sporting opportunities for people with…
The purpose of the New Zealand Women’s Sports Foundation is to advance participation, visibility, and investment in girl…
Provide a safe and structured environment for young people to engage in physical activities. To promote physical health,…
Next Era Sports provides young people and adults with structured sporting opportunities that build confidence, teamwork,…
Next Up Academy exists to support young people, whānau, and communities, particularly Māori, Pasifika, and low-income po…
The Trust supports the Mountains to Sea – Ngā Ara Tūhono Great Ride, connecting Ruapehu and Whanganui through trails tha…
To promote, enhance and maintain water sports and activities with a primary focus on the sport of waka (ancient and mode…
Lead the development, practice, and promotion of the amateur sport of waka ama within our community. Encourage the part…
To lead the development, practice, and promotion of the sport of Waka Ama in South Hokianga.
We are a voluntary subcommittee appointed pursuant to the Reserves Act and the Local Government Act by the Buller Distri…
The objects of the Club are:- (a) to oversee use of and maintain the Club's jetty and boat ramp at the western end of Ng…
Amateur Football Club
Promote, develop, enhance and support the growth and performance of Swimming, Learn to Swim, Water Safety and the Sport …
Ngā Tangata o Heretaunga Trust exists to advance Māori wellbeing through amateur sport, education, leadership, and commu…
To foster, develop and revitalise traditional Maori games and sports.
Organise tramping events for members
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