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A Lottery Community committee looks at the outcomes of your project or services and how they will benefit your community and help:

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• support volunteers
• help people to help themselves
• promote community wellbeing
• promote community or cultural identity
• support vulnerable people
• help people feel that they belong and can take part in their community.

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Each Lottery Community committee determines the outcomes and priorities it wants to achieve from the investment of the grant money available in its area.

Lottery Community funds organisations that support the needs of:

• Māori, whānau, hapū and iwi
• Pacific people and other ethnic communities
• older people, women, youth and people with disabilities.

The priorities for Lottery Community are projects, activities, resources or services that focus on:

• parents/families/whānau
• children and youth development
• enhancing the quality of life of older people in the community
• preventing violence
• new migrants/refugees
• people with a long-term/significant disability or illness
• people who are considered to be at risk or disadvantaged
• improving people’s knowledge and use of digital technology.

Individual Lottery Community Committees have their own Committee priorities. These can be found at the link below:

Important dates for Lottery Community

The next opening and closing dates for Lottery Community requests and the Committee decision meeting date are listed at the link below:

Lottery Community grants may be one-off contributions or multi-year grant investments for up to three years, for:

• ongoing operating costs for existing or expanded services and activities
• projects beyond an organisation’s day-to-day operations
• helping to top-up an organisation’s existing funding
• minor capital works projects valued at $30,000 or less.

Multi-year funding no longer offered

As a result of COVID-19 impacts and resulting possible longer term changes to Lottery funding we are unable to offer new multi-year funding agreements for the 2020/21 funding year. If you have made a multi-year request to the Lottery Community round one, we will treat this as a single year request.

If you have previously been granted a multi-year agreement this will continue to be in place.

In addition to what the Lottery Grants Board does not fund, Lottery Community does not fund:

• individuals
• research, including: large scale research plans, feasibility studies for capital projects and health research
• major capital works over $30,000, including project management fees
• food for food banks
• alcohol and similar substances, for example kava
• requests that fit the priorities for the Lottery Minister’s Discretionary Fund, which include:
• volunteer fire-fighting services,
• overseas travel,
• animal welfare
• financial and governance training.

What supporting documents you will need

Overseas Lottery Winners

The only supporting document required for a Lottery Community grant request is a budget, and that your organisation meets financial reporting requirements. Information about these can be found here. Your grant request will be considered incomplete if you don’t provide this information by the closing date for the funding round, and will not be considered for funding.

Wimbledon Overseas Lottery

If your request is for minor capital works, you will also need two quotes for building or renovation costs.

If your request is approved, you may use the grant for any costs in your budget, except for:

• any item that is not eligible
• any cost that is excluded when the grant is approved.

Overseas Lottery International

There is more detailed information about budgets here.

Overseas Lottery Winnings

Organisations also need to check that the information on your community organisation profile is up-to-date at the time you submit your grant request.