TECT: Empowering the Tauranga South Community Through Support and Grants
TECT stands as a pillar of support in Tauranga South, dedicated to empowering local initiatives through its comprehensive grant application process. Applicants appreciate the thorough yet approachable system, which ensures every detail is carefully considered to facilitate meaningful outcomes. Community projects like the DAVE Hume Pool in Katikati have thrived thanks to TECT’s generous backing, benefiting residents for many years. The trust’s commitment extends beyond funding, offering reliable guidance that helps applicants navigate the process with confidence. TECT’s impact reaches deep into the heart of the Bay of Plenty, supporting vital causes such as rural wellbeing programs that strengthen families and farming communities. This dedication to fostering positive change makes TECT a respected and invaluable establishment in the region.
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Graeme Thomson
2 months agoThe TECT application process was comprehensive and sought the required detail upon which to have the panel reach a conclusion as to the applicant's suitability for a Grant. Providing you had the information and details sought it was a relatively easy process, made easier with the support TECT provide in relation to any questions or concerns that you may have. The DAVE Hume Pool - based in Katikati was fortunately successful with its application with the wider community benefiting significantly over a good many years, Our sincere thanks to TECT.
Jodie Craig
2 months agoWe’re very grateful to TECT for their amazing support of the Bay of Plenty Rural Support Trust. Their funding has helped us deliver vital wellbeing programmes and strengthen rural communities. TECT’s partnership means a lot to us and the farmers and families we support. Thank you for helping us make a real difference.
pauline anderson
4 months agoIt is evident that the TECT Restructure was totally unnecessary, and the sale of the Trustpower Retail Division to Mercury Energy was used as a ploy by the Trustees, as part of their declared agenda to evolve TECT in to an entirely new Charitable Entity by 2023. The changes made by the elected Trustees to achieve their goal have included the Winding-up of the original TECT Consumer Trust, and the covert "transfer" of all assets (worth around $900 million) into an entirely new charitable Trust The Trustees are now paying themselves generous salaries and fees for attending Meetings amounting to around $300,000 Pa It is hard to construe how the Trustees can claim to have acted in the best interest of TECT Consumers, as was their fiduciary duty.
Western Bay of Plenty Life Education Trust
4 years agoTECT have always proactively supported us during the process of our application for funding. They communicate quickly, accurately and are always helpful, friendly and honest is all dealings we have had with them. They are lovely people and do amazing work supporting our community.
Cathy Donnelly
3 years agoWe are so incredibly lucky to have access to the support of TECT. Funding application process was straightforward and a supportive team to help listen and guide you through your application. With funds granted Envirohub will be able to continue to help people learn about and take action for a more sustainable future. Thank you!