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Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Porou — Distributions

Total Distributed

$1.0B

Distribution Types

4

FY2025

$1.0B total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$345.0MToitu Ngāti Porou distributed $1,006,947 in grants during FY2025 across culture ($59,425), education/tertiary grants ($345,000), Matariki ($345,000), Pa Wars ($100,000), Rohenga Tipuna admin support ($90,000), and other grants ($70,173) to support whanau, hapu, marae, kaiako, rangatahi and taurahere across the rohe and beyond
Marae$100.0MToitu Ngāti Porou distributed $1,006,947 in grants during FY2025 across culture ($59,425), education/tertiary grants ($345,000), Matariki ($345,000), Pa Wars ($100,000), Rohenga Tipuna admin support ($90,000), and other grants ($70,173) to support whanau, hapu, marae, kaiako, rangatahi and taurahere across the rohe and beyond
Other$561.9MToitu Ngāti Porou distributed $1,006,947 in grants during FY2025 across culture ($59,425), education/tertiary grants ($345,000), Matariki ($345,000), Pa Wars ($100,000), Rohenga Tipuna admin support ($90,000), and other grants ($70,173) to support whanau, hapu, marae, kaiako, rangatahi and taurahere across the rohe and beyond

FY2024

$292K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$292KNāti Growth paid $6m distributions to Te Runanganui Group. Toitu Ngati Porou distributed: $292,000 in tertiary education grants (230 recipients: 167 undergraduates, 63 postgraduates); $5,350 in cultural grants (5 recipients); $33,801 in sports grants (54 recipients); $52,500 in Matariki event grants (7 marae/groups); Special Grants $292,315 (13 recipients including $120,000 for Kairakau 4 production); Pa Wars prize distribution of $14,300 to winning marae; Kura grants from Willie Apiata VC fundraiser; Maru Whakatipua scholarships for teacher training and professional development. Ngati Porou Oranga distributed emergency food boxes (900 boxes across 9 locations), kai support packs, housing repair assistance, and comprehensive health, housing, and whanau services to whanau.

FY2023

$597K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$97KFY2023: Nāti Growth paid $6.0m distributions ($5.0m dividends to Runanganui, $1.0m to Toitu). Toitu distributed $500,000 in marae support grants ($10,000 to 46 marae plus $40,000 balance to Te Kahika). Education grants of $97,000 to 70 successful applicants (43 undergraduate, 27 postgraduate). Additional partnership grants through Maru Whakatipua ($10,000 Maori Medium Education, $10,000 Professional Leadership, $6,000 Study Grants). Cyclone relief koha of $222,000 to 46 marae, $273,000 to small businesses and farms, $50,000 to other iwi.
Marae$500KFY2023: Nāti Growth paid $6.0m distributions ($5.0m dividends to Runanganui, $1.0m to Toitu). Toitu distributed $500,000 in marae support grants ($10,000 to 46 marae plus $40,000 balance to Te Kahika). Education grants of $97,000 to 70 successful applicants (43 undergraduate, 27 postgraduate). Additional partnership grants through Maru Whakatipua ($10,000 Maori Medium Education, $10,000 Professional Leadership, $6,000 Study Grants). Cyclone relief koha of $222,000 to 46 marae, $273,000 to small businesses and farms, $50,000 to other iwi.

FY2021

$394K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$174KToitu Ngati Porou distributed $394k comprising: Marae Grants $70k, Marae Kaitakawaenga $74k, Taurahere Grants $10k, Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony $39k, Sundry Projects $26k, Education Scholarships $174k (88 undergraduate at $500 each, 65 postgraduate at $2,000 each)
Marae$70KToitu Ngati Porou distributed $394k comprising: Marae Grants $70k, Marae Kaitakawaenga $74k, Taurahere Grants $10k, Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony $39k, Sundry Projects $26k, Education Scholarships $174k (88 undergraduate at $500 each, 65 postgraduate at $2,000 each)
Other$150KToitu Ngati Porou distributed $394k comprising: Marae Grants $70k, Marae Kaitakawaenga $74k, Taurahere Grants $10k, Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony $39k, Sundry Projects $26k, Education Scholarships $174k (88 undergraduate at $500 each, 65 postgraduate at $2,000 each)

FY2020

$896K total
TypeAmountDescription
Education$101KGroup distributions of $0.81m in 2020 (down from $1.01m in 2019). Marae grants of $0.37m, Ngati Porou events support of $28k, East Coast Rugby support of $53k, and other grants and investments of $363k. Toitu Ngati Porou distributed $677,187 including $370k marae grants, $101k reo strategy funding, $72,804 marae kaitakawaenga support, $101k education scholarships, taurahere grants, and Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony support. Ngati Porou Marae Resilience Grant of $220k (44 of 48 eligible marae received $5k each). Taurahere grants of $25k total distribution.
Marae$370KGroup distributions of $0.81m in 2020 (down from $1.01m in 2019). Marae grants of $0.37m, Ngati Porou events support of $28k, East Coast Rugby support of $53k, and other grants and investments of $363k. Toitu Ngati Porou distributed $677,187 including $370k marae grants, $101k reo strategy funding, $72,804 marae kaitakawaenga support, $101k education scholarships, taurahere grants, and Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony support. Ngati Porou Marae Resilience Grant of $220k (44 of 48 eligible marae received $5k each). Taurahere grants of $25k total distribution.
Other$425KGroup distributions of $0.81m in 2020 (down from $1.01m in 2019). Marae grants of $0.37m, Ngati Porou events support of $28k, East Coast Rugby support of $53k, and other grants and investments of $363k. Toitu Ngati Porou distributed $677,187 including $370k marae grants, $101k reo strategy funding, $72,804 marae kaitakawaenga support, $101k education scholarships, taurahere grants, and Pa Wars/Dawn Ceremony support. Ngati Porou Marae Resilience Grant of $220k (44 of 48 eligible marae received $5k each). Taurahere grants of $25k total distribution.

FY2019

$996K total
TypeAmountDescription
Marae$450KGroup distributions included $450k to marae development, $17k to Ngāti Porou events (dawn ceremony, Pa Wars, Ngata Lectures, AGM), $69k to East Coast Rugby, $458k to other grants and investments. Toitu Ngāti Porou distributed $201k for reo strategy and language revitalisation, $72.8k to marae Kaitakawaenga, $45k to Taurahere grants, $53.7k for waka project relocation, and support for church and cultural projects. Total marae grants distributed since 2013 amount to $4.55m. Whanau Oranga social services reached over 1,440 individuals including support for 753 youth returning to school, 340 people involved in criminal justice system, and 82 individuals/whanau accessing transitional and social housing.
Housing$82KGroup distributions included $450k to marae development, $17k to Ngāti Porou events (dawn ceremony, Pa Wars, Ngata Lectures, AGM), $69k to East Coast Rugby, $458k to other grants and investments. Toitu Ngāti Porou distributed $201k for reo strategy and language revitalisation, $72.8k to marae Kaitakawaenga, $45k to Taurahere grants, $53.7k for waka project relocation, and support for church and cultural projects. Total marae grants distributed since 2013 amount to $4.55m. Whanau Oranga social services reached over 1,440 individuals including support for 753 youth returning to school, 340 people involved in criminal justice system, and 82 individuals/whanau accessing transitional and social housing.
Other$464K

FY2018

$725K total
TypeAmountDescription
Marae$390KDistributions to marae ($390,000), Ngati Porou events support ($39,000), East Coast Ngati Porou Rugby ($36,000), marae Wi-Fi ($18,000), and other grants and investments ($241,000). Total distributions down from $1.6m in 2017. Toitu Ngati Porou also distributed $150,000 for te Reo o Ngati Porou programmes with commitments of $240,000 over two years.
Other$335KDistributions to marae ($390,000), Ngati Porou events support ($39,000), East Coast Ngati Porou Rugby ($36,000), marae Wi-Fi ($18,000), and other grants and investments ($241,000). Total distributions down from $1.6m in 2017. Toitu Ngati Porou also distributed $150,000 for te Reo o Ngati Porou programmes with commitments of $240,000 over two years.

FY2017

$1.6M total
TypeAmountDescription
Marae$1.1MTotal tribal distributions of $1.6 million in 2017 including marae grants ($1.1 million), marae wi-fi ($19,000), Ngati Porou events ($9,000), Radio Ngati Porou ($41,000), Ngati Porou Rugby ($45,000), and other grants and investments ($397,000). Grants support marae development, cultural events, language revitalisation, and community radio services.
Other$512KTotal tribal distributions of $1.6 million in 2017 including marae grants ($1.1 million), marae wi-fi ($19,000), Ngati Porou events ($9,000), Radio Ngati Porou ($41,000), Ngati Porou Rugby ($45,000), and other grants and investments ($397,000). Grants support marae development, cultural events, language revitalisation, and community radio services.

Data sourced from publicly available iwi annual reports and governance records. Our datasets may not be complete. Automated analysis can produce errors. If you believe any data on this page is incorrect, please contact us at hello@iwidata.co.nz. For informational purposes only. Not investment advice.

Group distributions included $450k to marae development, $17k to Ngāti Porou events (dawn ceremony, Pa Wars, Ngata Lectures, AGM), $69k to East Coast Rugby, $458k to other grants and investments. Toitu Ngāti Porou distributed $201k for reo strategy and language revitalisation, $72.8k to marae Kaitakawaenga, $45k to Taurahere grants, $53.7k for waka project relocation, and support for church and cultural projects. Total marae grants distributed since 2013 amount to $4.55m. Whanau Oranga social services reached over 1,440 individuals including support for 753 youth returning to school, 340 people involved in criminal justice system, and 82 individuals/whanau accessing transitional and social housing.