Twenty-four initiatives funded through the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund
Twenty-four initiatives focused on improving the mental health and wider wellbeing of rainbow communities have been funded in the 2023 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF).
MINISTRY OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - TE MANATŪ WHAKAHIATO TAIOHI ADDS $100,000 TO THE 2023 ROUND OF THE RAINBOW WELLBEING LEGACY FUND
The 2023 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF) will see a total of $500,000 in grants being distributed to programmes focusing on mental health and wellbeing in rainbow communities thanks to an additional $100,000 of funding in partnership with the Ministry of Youth Development (MYD) - Te Manatū Whakahiato Taiohi
$400,000 AVAILABLE TO RAINBOW COMMUNITIES IN 2023 ANNUAL ROUND OF THE RAINBOW WELLBEING LEGACY FUND
The 2023 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF), will see up to $400,000 in grants being distributed to projects, activities and organisations that work to improve mental health outcomes for the rainbow community.
Changes to the Peter Rule Fund in the 23/24 financial year
The Trustees of the Rule Foundation have made the decision to reduce the amount available for granting from the Peter Rule Fund (PRF) for the 23/24 financial year.
Fifteen rainbow initiatives funded through the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund
Fifteen initiatives focused on improving the mental health and wider wellbeing of rainbow communities have been funded in the 2022 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF).
ADDITIONAL $99,999 AVAILABLE IN THE 2022 ROUND OF THE RAINBOW WELLBEING LEGACY FUND
The 2022 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF) will see $299,999 in grants being distributed to programmes with a focus on mental health in rainbow communities thanks to a partnership with Foundation North.
Joint statement from the Rainbow Funders Ropū on the recent arson of the Tauranga rainbow centre
Joint statement from the Rainbow Funders Ropū on the recent arson of the Tauranga rainbow centre.
$200,000 AVAILABLE TO RAINBOW COMMUNITIES IN 2022 ANNUAL ROUND OF THE RAINBOW WELLBEING LEGACY FUND
The 2022 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF), will see up to $200,000 in grants being distributed to projects, activities and organisations that work to improve mental health outcomes for the rainbow community.
Chair’s report for the period 1 July 2020 - 30 June 2021
Read the 2021 Rule Foundation Chair’s Report
Twelve rainbow initiatives funded through the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund
Twelve initiatives focused on improving the mental health and wider wellbeing of rainbow communities have been funded in the 2021 round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF).
$200,000 Available to Rainbow Communities in Second Annual Round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund
The second annual round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund (RWLF) will see up to $200,000 in grants being distributed to projects, activities and organisations that work to improve mental health outcomes for the rainbow community.
Inaugural round of the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund recipients announced
The Trustees of the Rule Foundation and their advisors are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2020 inaugural round of funding from the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund.
Report into Rainbow Philanthropy in Aotearoa shows strong growth in giving for Rainbow causes
The Rule Foundation and Rainbow New Zealand Charitable Trust (RNZCT) are pleased to release a report on the state of Rainbow Philanthropy in Aotearoa.
PM Jacinda Ardern announces the Rule Foundation will administer the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund
Originally announced in June 2019, the Rainbow Wellbeing Legacy Fund was established as an acknowledgement of those New Zealanders who were convicted for homosexual acts before the law was changed in 1986.
Chair’s report for the period 18 August 2018 – 30 June 2019
Over the past year the Rule Foundation has continued its focus on its charitable purpose: the health, wellbeing, and visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) people in New Zealand. This report covers the period since the 2018 annual general meeting.