ILT Foundation

Authorised Purposes

Proceeds from gaming machines can only be used for what is termed "Authorised Purpose" as set down by the Department of Internal Affairs and the Gambling Act 2003.

Authorised Purpose may include charitable, philanthropic, amateur sporting, cultural activities or something that provides a benefit to a significant portion of the community in a non-commercial sense.

Important Notice to all Applicants

The list below is not exhaustive and serves only as a guide to applicants as to what may be considered by the Grants Committee.

  • Whilst your application may fall within any of the criteria listed below, this does not guarantee that your application will be supported in part or at all.
  • The final decision on all funding lies with the Grants Committee of the Foundation.

AUTHORISED PURPOSE

NOT AUTHORISED PURPOSE

Education

Education

  • Special building projects or maintenance for New Zealand schools.
  • Student Scholarships that are administered and accounted for by the education facility.
  • Specialised equipment that is of a direct benefit to the students' education.
  • Costs that can reasonably be expected to be funded by the Government direct funding, i.e. curriculum items.
  • General administrative costs associated with the day to day running of the school.
  • Teacher salaries.
  • Assistance with school activities and programmes, i.e. sport and field trips.

Community Groups

Community Groups

  • Applications from the extensive range of genuine community organisations will be considered.
  • The degree of funding allocated will be based on that group's effectiveness and reputation within their community and this may include:
  • Special buildings projects or maintenance.
  • Office equipment such as computers, fax machines, photocopiers, etc.
  • Office administration costs in certain instances where specific justification can be displayed.
  • Running costs for volunteer workers (these must be clearly justified).
  • Third party funding, fundraisers or fundraising events, i.e. Rotary/Lions projects.
  • Commercial businesses.
  • Commercial tourist promotions
  • Family groups or reunions.
  • Feasibility studies.
  • Motor vehicles are not funded unless the group is able to prove to the total satisfaction of the Trust that the vehicle is a critical part of their work.

General

General

  • Small non cash prizes valued at under $25 will be considered for presentation at genuine sporting or educational prize-givings.
  • Trophies, sashes and ribbons for genuine events.
  • Funding applications must be future focussed and applications must be submitted at least one month prior to any event or proposed purchase.
  • Funding however cannot be held over for a future event and it is expected that most funding will be utilised within 3-6 months.
  • Taxes or insurance of any kind.
  • Retrospective purchases, i.e. funding for goods or services that have already been undertaken or incurred.
  • Funding to individuals (unless applied for and administered by a recognised body to which the individual is affiliated).

Sporting

Sporting

Clubs that:

  • Are affiliated to the national code or to a regional body that is affiliated.
  • Incorporated.
  • Play as part of a recognised and regular competition.
  • Workplace sports or social teams.
  • Commercial or business house competitions.
  • One-off tournaments or competitions, in particular where there is an entry fee and prizes.

 

  • Funding professional players salaries.

Uniforms and equipment:

  • Must be required to play the actual game.
  • Can only be for actual playing team members plus reserves and may include a coach or manager. Excessive team numbers will not be funded.
  • Dress and travelling clothing or uniforms of any sort.

 

  • Personalised items such as shoes/boots.
  • Non-essential items such as drink bottles or gear bags.
  • National or regional coaching and development programmes that can clearly demonstrate a direct benefit to the community.
  • Team/member affiliation or registration fees.
  • Sports administration costs including salaries, vehicles and cell phones.
  • After match functions or socials.
  • Sports Scholarships.

 

  • Clubroom and grounds, building and maintenance projects.
  • General running costs for clubrooms.
  • Alcohol or bar related costs.

Racing - Horse & Greyhound

Racing - Horse & Greyhound

  • Upkeep and maintenance costs of racing club facilities and grounds.
  • As specified in the Gambling Act 2003, stake money for local race meetings.
  • Payment or commercial benefit to trainers, owners or jockeys, excluding stake money.
  • Activities or expenses in connection with breeding.
  • Activities or expenses in connection with the promotion, marketing or publicity of commercial aspects of the racing industry.

Travel

Travel

  • Internal and overseas travel will only be considered where a scholarship has been granted (i.e. the traveller(s) is/are representatives who have been selected at national level).
  • Taxes, insurances and transfers will not be funded.
  • Overseas accommodation or costs will not be funded.

ILT Foundation LimitedILT Foundation
P O Box 1771, 252 Dee Street, Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand
Telephone:
03-211 3640 - Fax: 03-214 4418
web: www.iltfoundation.org.nz - Email: info@iltfoundation.org.nz

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