
OUR MISSION:
Local support
100% of donations designated for grants to assist people in hardship and domestic crisis go directly those in need in Nelson Tasman.
30 years of helping those in need
We are a local charity that helps people in Nelson/Tasman with real needs.
Donate in any amount
Our grants pay for goods and services from local businesses and suppliers, so your donations go back into the Nelson community.
Our administration costs are covered by generous sponsors, ensuring 100% of the money you donate will go where it’s needed.
$5
THIS ADDS UP TO $260 DOLLARS/YEAR
This is enough to buy food for families
in crisis
$10
THIS ADDS UP TO $520 DOLLARS/YEAR
This contributes to the purchase of a
new fridge so a family doesn’t have to
use chilly bins.
$20
THIS ADDS UP TO $1040 DOLLARS/YEAR
Over a year, this amount buys eye tests
and glasses for ten people.

Our Mission
In 1993, a group of local people set up the Fifeshire Foundation as a charitable Trust to raise money locally to support local people in need. Since 1993 our aim remains the same, to help people in crisis, and to help people make longer term changes in their lives.
For more info on our Mission Vision and Values click here
Our Trustees
We have 10 Trustees with a wealth of knowledge across various portfolios.
Fifeshire Foundation Trustees (from left to right) Emma Ihaia, Te Naihi Wilson, Robert Grant, Ruth Easther, Sally Hetzel, Angela Ricker, Peter Verstappen (Chair), Mark Sheehan, Elizabeth Owens (not in photo)
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Thank you so much for your kind help in paying for my teeth to be done, my licence, and food vouchers. Life has been such a struggle lately and we appreciate everything you have done for me and my little family.

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About us
We are a Charitable Trust that gives assistance to local people in hardship and domestic crisis.
Looking out for locals
We support individual and families in need as well as the organisations
who work with people in need.
We know that many people in our region are coping with things like poverty, unemployment, health crises and domestic violence. In addition people may be managing to make ends meet, but then face a crisis or an unexpected extra expense and need somewhere else to turn.
MAKE A DONATION
Donate in any amount, or find out other ways you can help.
APPLY FOR HELP
If you're in need of assistance, find out more about getting help.
GET IN TOUCH
Questions? Comments? Find out how to get a hold of us.