Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust

Trust established to distribute funds raised for community recovery following Cyclone Gabrielle.

CCI Score

71.03

1.32% June 19

Latest Event

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Grants to Tairāwhiti

The Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust distributed grants to a variety of community organizations in Tairāwhiti for projects including solar power installations, community hall repairs, and flood mitigation measures, as reported by NZ Herald on February 12, 2025.

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Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

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Latest Events

FEB

12

2025

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Grants to Tairāwhiti
65.41

The Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust distributed grants to a variety of community organizations in Tairāwhiti for projects including solar power installations, community hall repairs, and flood mitigation measures, as reported by NZ Herald on February 12, 2025.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

June 19

The trust’s disbursement of funds to support community recovery and resilience demonstrates a commitment to public well-being, empowering marginalized groups and contributing positively to societal recovery. This act reinforces democratic participation at the community level, countering authoritarian neglect during crises.

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Fund grants to Tairāwhiti
+65

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 19

By ensuring transparent and responsible allocation of recovery funds for essential community projects, the trust upholds high standards of ethical responsibility and accountability, contributing to community resilience against authoritarian neglect.

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Fund grants to Tairāwhiti
JUL

26

2024

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Allocates $14 Million for Community Recovery
73.12

The Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust has granted over $14 million to support 558 community projects for disaster recovery and future preparedness in areas affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. The initiative is aimed at rebuilding communities, enhancing local disaster readiness, and addressing the unique recovery needs following the cyclone.
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 19

The Trust’s allocation of significant funds to support community projects demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical practices and social responsibility. By empowering local communities in the wake of a disaster, the Trust contributes to resilient, community-led recovery efforts and bolsters marginalized groups, reflecting an anti-authoritarian, progressive action.

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust grants over $14 million to support 558 community projects
MAR

20

2024

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust Opens Community Recovery Grant Applications
70.60

The trust announced that its $14 million fund is open for applications from communities, iwi, hapū, and marae across affected regions to support medium to long-term recovery projects following Cyclone Gabrielle.
+80

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

June 19

Opening the fund applications demonstrates responsible stewardship of donated funds aimed at community recovery and long-term development. By targeting support to marginalized groups and affected communities, the trust’s action embodies progressive values and resists authoritarian neglect.

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust fund open for applications
MAR

18

2023

Cyclone Appeal Trust Distributes Funds for Community Recovery
75.00

Cyclone Gabrielle Appeal Trust distributed over $11.77 million raised from a special Lotto draw to more than 560 community groups. These funds supported essential recovery projects such as purchasing emergency equipment, upgrading critical infrastructure, and installing renewable energy systems for long‐term resilience in cyclone-affected areas.