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12/2/2023

2023 funding round dates

30 September is closing date for 2023 funding round

12/6/2022

2022 Funding round dates

​next funding round closes on 30 September 2022.

26/6/2021

Funding round closing dates

next round closes 31 August 2021.
followed by ​31 January 2022.

18/2/2019

Grant applications update

Grant applications for 2019 have closed. 
Applications for the 2020 funding round will close on 31 January 2020.

26/8/2018

NExt Funding Round

Next funding round closes 31 January 2019

5/7/2018

2018 Annual Report

The Trust's 2018 Annual Report is now available on the Annual Reports page

7/3/2017

Next funding round

Applications for 2017 have now closed.
The next funding round will close on January 31 2018.

27/12/2016

upcoming funding round

Applications for the upcoming funding round will close on 31 January 2017.

27/12/2016

Hilary oxley

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Hilary Oxley

Hilary Oxley designed the A & A Trust’s distinctive lavender flag. More recently, she designed the A & A logos appearing on t-shirts worn by the Trustees at Rainbow events such as Wellington’s Out in the Park.

Well known to many in the Wellington and Manawatu lesbian communities for her enthusiasm, sociability and humour, Hilary is a lesbian feminist community political activist whose commitment spans many years. The A & A Trust recognised her contribution within the Wellington Region in the Bea Arthur Birthday Award made in 2010.

Hilary is also a talented and original artist, usually working with three dimensional assembled materials. Her memorable sculpture, There is a War, appeared in the Lesbian Art Exhibition, held at the Thistle Gallery during the Asia-Pacific Outgames in 2011. Most recently, she exhibited pieces at the Tangimoana Art and Craft Festival.

Although a capable graphic designer, Hilary specialises in spatial design. She is interested in interactive public space design and domestic storage design, particularly vestibule furniture – “something pleasing on arriving home on a dismal evening in late August”. She graduated with a Bachelor of Design, specialising in Interiors, in 2010.

Contact Hilary at: thespacemaker@inspire.net.nz

8/9/2016

Summary of funding, 1 April 2002 to 31 March 2016..

A summary of funding provided by the Trust to Wellington lesbian communities, 1 April 2002 to 31 March 2016


Commencing in the Trust’s first full financial year, ending on 31 March 2003, the Trust has provided financial support to a wide variety of groups and individuals. All of the activities and events undertaken by the recipients have been for the benefit of the lesbian communities of the Wellington region. Funding has been paid only from the Trust’s income from investments; none of the capital has been used for any payment.


For the first four financial years, the DOODs Committee (Dykes Out Of Debt) administered the payment of funding, mainly to the Wellington Lesbian Radio Programme. In 2005 the Trust began to make funding available to community groups directly, through an application process, and since 1 April 2006 all funding has been by way of such grants.


In its first 14 years of operation, 1 April 2002 to 31 March 2016, the Trust has paid out over $126,000 in support of community events and activities. Individual grants are itemised in each year’s annual report. Here we present a categorised summary of total amounts paid over the Trust’s first 14 years of operation.


DOODs $15,000.00
Wellington Lesbian Radio Programme $25,288.20
LILAC (Lesbian Information Library and Archives Collective) $42,843.00
Community support groups and activities $11,033.13
Community social events and activities $12,287.67
Art and literature events and activities $ 5,556.09
Theatrical productions $ 9,598.75
Documentation and archiving of community history $ 5,000.00


TOTAL $126,606.84

7/7/2016

next funding round

Because of current financial constraints  the next  funding round will be in 2017.   Applications closing on 31 January 2017.

17/2/2016

OUT IN THE PARK 2016

The A&A Trust will have a stall at the Out in the Park fair in Waitangi Park, Wellington, on Saturday 12 March 2016.
Visitors most welcome.  Look for our flag!
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Trustees at Out in the Square, 2013

12/12/2015

change of date for next funding round

Because of current financial constraints, there will not be a funding round closing on 31 January 2016. The trustees expect that the next funding round will close on 31 July 2016.

31/8/2015

July Funding round closed

The latest funding round closed on July 31 2015.  Applicants will soon be contacted regarding the outcome of their proposals.

23/8/2015

Queer History Month: Queer History in the Making: A Show and Tell Community Event

Show and Tell will be held at the National Library of New Zealand, corner of Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Wellington from 11am to 3pm, on Saturday, 12 September 2015.

The Trust will be attending, please drop by our table for more information about the trust or just for a chat.



The event programme will feature:

  • 'What is Queer History?' panel discussion
  • programmed 'open mic' for groups to present their achievements, goals and activities
  • community group display tables
  • show and tell presentations from the LAGANZ collections
  • performances
Tables will be available for community groups to have their information on display.

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