Whakatupu Aotearoa Foundation is a venture philanthropy organisation committed to creating a restored and thriving Aotearoa for future generations. Founded by Ian and Wendy Kuperus, the Foundation partners with courageous leaders and organisations tackling complex social and environmental challenges. Through long-term relationships, strategic investment and collaborative support, the Foundation helps build organisational capability, strengthen leadership and create lasting systems change that benefits both people and the natural environment.

Foundation North is one of New Zealand's largest community foundations, investing in initiatives that help create a more equitable, sustainable and prosperous Tāmaki Makaurau and Te Tai Tokerau. Through strategic partnerships, the Foundation supports organisations working across community development, education, environmental sustainability, arts and culture, and innovation, helping communities build resilience and create lasting positive change.

Established by Hugh and Moira Green, the Hugh Green Foundation is a family-led foundation dedicated to improving the lives and wellbeing of New Zealand communities. Inspired by Hugh's belief in giving back, the Foundation partners with organisations creating meaningful change through education, community development, health and environmental initiatives. Rather than simply providing grants, the Foundation focuses on building long-term, high-trust relationships that strengthen organisations and help create enduring impact for future generations.

Established by Joyce Lady Fisher in 1975, the Joyce Fisher Charitable Trust continues her vision of making New Zealand a better place by creating opportunities that help young people develop the leadership skills, values and confidence to make a positive contribution to their communities. The Trust partners with organisations across education, the environment, community wellbeing and health, investing in initiatives that inspire young New Zealanders to realise their potential and become future leaders.