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Do you want to support our efforts to prevent diabetes and its complications?

Diabetes Foundation Aotearoa (Charities Commission number CC11085) has been working in the community for over 30 years to reduce the incidence of diabetes, and diabetes complications, especially for those most at risk.   We run a range of programmes, carry out research, design resources, and advocate for improvements.  There is more information on what we do on our website here.

To do the work we do, requires ongoing support from our community.   Examples of this include people stepping up to be trained to deliver prevention activities themselves, or individuals, businesses and entities providing financial and in-kind help.

If you would like to help us deliver what we set out to do (our vision and what we seek to achieve here) then there are a number of ways you can do that including:

  • Make a one off donation directly here

  • Set up a challenge or fundraiser, eg, your participation in a sports event or a fundraiser associated with a special event with tools here

  • An in memorium or 'in lieu of flowers' page for donations here

  • Talk to your lawyer or advisor about a bequest or recognition in your will for Diabetes Foundation Aotearoa, or for writing a free will (where you will be offered the opportunity to donate) we partner with Everywill https://wills.everywill.co.nz/c/diabetes-foundation-aotearoa

  • A bank transfer - email admin@diabetesfoundationaotearoa.nz

  • In-kind for Gardens4Health community gardening - email gardens4health@diabetesfoundationaotearoa.nz

  • Become a corporate partner, this could include sponsoring organisational running costs, funding a programme, providing funds for research or donating items to be used or auctioned.  Email admin@diabetesfoundationaotearoa.nz

  • Payroll giving - this is where employees can make small, regular donations to Diabetes Foundation Aotearoa through their pre-tax pay - information here.  Ask your employer if they can provide this then contact admin@diabetesfoundationaotearoa.nz for the details needed for your employer to start this.  

Our heartfelt thanks to those who are already alongside us providing support for the work we do, and thanks also to potential new supporters for considering Diabetes Foundation as a beneficiary.    Any questions, please call the manager on 09 273 9650.

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