Auckland Basketball Services received $20,000 to implement community programs and provide better junior pathways in basketball.

Bellyful West Auckland received $10,000 to provide operational costs for the West Auckland branch to deliver meals to whānau in need of support.

Christians Against Poverty received $20,000 to support Debt Help Advisor salaries to provide free debt help services to West Auckland whānau struggling with unmanageable debt.

English Language Partners received $19,000 to cover rent for the New Lynn office and classrooms to provide free English classes to former refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants.

First Foundation received $20,000 to provide pastoral care, support, and guidance to academically talented young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Give a Kid a Blanket received $20,000 to enhance operational efficiency and broaden impact, providing essential items to families in need and fostering connected, resilient communities.

Glenavon Community Trust received $19,702 to fund operational costs for the Administrator and Kaiarahi roles to enhance community engagement, food security, and social connections.

Haven Foundation received $20,000 to enhance community engagement, food distribution, and overall sustainability in Avondale.

Hospice West Auckland received $20,000 to provide emotional support, practical assistance, and advocacy for patients and families dealing with terminal illness.

Bethells Beach Surf Life Saving Patrol received $20,000 to purchase a tractor to safely transport lifesaving gear and equipment at Bethells Beach and Lake Wainamu.

Huia Volunteer Fire Brigade received $9,018.14 to acquire a Rescue Mule to safely and quickly extract individuals from difficult terrain during emergencies.

Glass Ceiling Arts Collective received $20,000 to support inclusive, accessible performing arts programmes for young people with and without disabilities.

I Love Avondale received $11,860.39 to support programme and operating costs for Kai Avondale to foster a thriving, connected, and inclusive community in Avondale.

West Auckland Community Toy Library received $5,917.37 to provide a wide range of toys for children in The West.

Life Education Trust received $20,000 to support annual operating costs to deliver the Healthy Harold program in West Auckland schools, teaching tamariki about health, nutrition, mental health, resilience, and more.

Linewize by Qoria received $108,498.30 to scale the Pulse Wellbeing Pilot to 28 more schools, providing student wellbeing check-ins and support, enhancing mental health and overall wellbeing.

Love Somebody Charitable Trust received $15,840 to deliver the Fight the Good Fight programme to build mental resilience, self-worth, and cultural identity among rangatahi.

Manaaki Tāngata \ Victim Support received $20,000 to recruit and train volunteers and support workers to provide tailored emotional support, practical assistance, and advocacy for victims of crime, suicide, family harm, and traumatic events.

West Auckland Enterprise Skills and Training received $20,000 to deliver skills training and employment support programs to empower individuals in West Auckland, enhancing their career prospects and economic independence.

Ministry of Inspiration received $20,000 to implement programs in West Auckland schools, providing hands-on learning experiences and fostering sustainable engagement with STEM education.

Oratia Bowling Club received $2,900 to replace the irrigation system to maintain the bowling green in top condition.

Protect Piha Heritage Society received $20,000 to continue the Pest Free Piha project to eradicate invasive weeds and predators, restoring the natural environment.

Project Talanoa received $20,000 to deliver community programs, youth mentoring, entrepreneurial programs, active sport and holiday programs, and community kai nights for whānau.

Ranui Action Project received $20,000 to continue providing essential services to Rānui residents, including employment support, driver license programs, legal advice, and community events.

Ranui Community Centre received $15,000 to revive the Community Garden to benefit the lives of community members, promoting organic gardening, fruit and vegetable gardening, pruning, and care of native plants and trees.

Rape Prevention Education received $10,000 to deliver the BodySafe Tiaki Tinana programme in schools to promote healthy relationships, sex and consent, and reduce the future incidences of sexual violence.

Royal NZ Plunket Trust received $16,935 to provide practical, in-home support for whānau struggling with parenting, ensuring early support and improved wellbeing and $10,000 to provide child car restraints and safety education to whānau, preventing serious injury and death of tamariki.

Seed 2 Harvest Trust received $12,240.10 to cover maintenance and operational costs of the S2H Centre to provide community services, including a social supermarket, community garden, educational workshops, and indigenous wellbeing programs.

Tapasā Navigating Futures received $20,000 to elevate the stories and voices of Pacific youth in The West through creativity, cultural expression, and leadership, ensuring equity and representation.

Te Pou Theatre Trust received $5,000 to curate a Rangatahi-focused main stage at Whānau Day 2025, providing a platform for young creatives to perform, present, and showcase their talent.

Triangle Park Community Teaching Garden received $15,000 to fund a Garden Coordinator to expand the community garden, offering workshops and fostering sustainable living practices.

Urban Ark – Manawa Taiao Trust received $20,000 to enhance urban biodiversity and community engagement through conservation projects, promoting sustainable environments and ecological awareness.

Waitakere Ethnic Board received $20,000 to provide support and advocacy for ethnic communities in West Auckland.

MPHS Community Trust received $60,000 to develop the Nothing Wasted Innovation Project to explore, experiment, and innovate in reuse, repurpose, repair, and rethink items that would otherwise end up in landfill.

WanderSearch received $10,000 to provide tracking devices and support for individuals with cognitive impairments.

Well Foundation received $11,022 to support health and wellbeing initiatives in West Auckland, improving access to healthcare services and promoting community health.

Whau Coastal Walkway Environmental Trust received $19,000 to construct a shared pathway for walking and cycling along the Whau Estuary.

Whau Ethnic Collective received $12,500 to support ethnic communities in the Whau area through their Diwali and Eid festivals.

Empowerment Trust received $20,000 to provide primary prevention work across New Zealand to support students and teachers in reducing harm and violence in the community through education on healthy relationships and boundaries.

Crescendo Trust of Aotearoa received $20,000 to support Youth Music Mentoring Programmes to help young people positively express themselves and nurture creativity through skills development in songwriting, audio engineering, music production, and recording.

Silver Fern MotorSport Charitable Trust received $20,000 to provide driver license training to rangatahi and high-needs whānau, overcoming barriers to gaining a driver’s license.

Whau River Catchment Trust received $20,000 to develop the Whau West Resilient Neighbourhoods Programme to build community resilience, foster mutual support, and enhance environmental stewardship.

Whau Pasifika Trust received $20,000 to empower Pasifika communities in the Whau area by providing resources and support for cultural, educational, and social activities.

WIA Hindi Language & Cultural School received $16,000 to promote Hindi language and cultural education for children and adults, fostering cultural heritage and community connection.

The ReCreators received $26,620 to deliver the NCEA Circular Business Programme to empower ākonga with the knowledge and skills to develop sustainable and ethical business models.

Titirangi Badminton Club received $20,000 to cover running costs to open the club full-time, providing accessible sports facilities and promoting health and wellbeing in the community.

Woven Earth received $20,000 to provide support and resources for families affected by trauma, ensuring they receive the care and assistance needed to rebuild their lives.

Te Piringatahi O Te Maungarongo Marae received $25,000 to transform the marae green space into a thriving indigenous knowledge-based maara, blending traditional wisdom with modern sustainability practices.

Tula’i received $20,000 to support youth leadership and development programs to empower young people in The West, fostering resilience, confidence, and community engagement.

The Nest Collective received $5,000 to provide free baby essentials to whānau in need, ensuring every baby in Aotearoa has the best start to life.

Zeal Youth Trust received $20,000 to support youth development programs in West Auckland, providing safe spaces, mentorship, and opportunities for personal growth and community engagement and $87,965 to expand their Texpo event series