The Keep Richmond Beautiful team (and helpers) planted 1700 plants over 2 days at Sandeman reserve, Richmond, Nelson. Those plants were paid for using a donation made from The Canterbury Community Trust.
Unlimited Paenga Tawhiti School's Director John Mather and Chair Matt Ayton show The Canterbury Community Trust visitors, Peter Graham, Alec Neill and Eve Nissen the advantages of modern technology and a variety of learning applications.
The purpose of the Trust, which was established in 1988, is to distribute funds for charitable, cultural, philanthropic and recreational benefits in our four regions (Canterbury, Nelson, Marlborough and the Chatham Islands) - all of which benefit our quality of life. Our donations in turn, assist thousands of people working in numerous voluntary organisations, to create their own social and cultural dividends thereby rewarding their communities.
The Canterbury Community Trust (TCCT) trustees visited community organisations in North Canterbury on 31th October 2011. Trustees were welcomed into the new offices of Wellbeing North Canterbury – Waimakariri Community Development Trust. Staff and Trustees shared how their Trust has expanded their social services throughout North Canterbury.
In 1970, Blenheim's theatre, the privately owned His Majesty's, was condemned as an earthquake risk, and demolished. In 1974 the Marlborough Civic Theatre Trust was formed. Over the next 11 years it:
The Canterbury Community Trust (TCCT) trustees visited the Champion Centre on 26th September 2011. In recent years TCCT has made annual donations to the Christchurch Early Intervention Trust which operates out of the Champion Centre. These funds help and contribute to the excellent work carried out at the Champion Centre.