Find non profit organizations in Wellington. Listings include Mākara Peak MTB Park Supporters, Footnote New Zealand Dance, Wellington Mountain Bike Club, Local Government New Zealand, New Zealand Medical Students' Association (NZMSA), Sisters of Compassion - Ngā Whaea O Pūaroha.
Diabetes Wellington is the primary organisation assisting people with diabetes in the Wellington reg
The Mākara Peak Supporters are working with Wellington City Council to build and manage a world class mountain bike park in a regenerating native forest.
Footnote New Zealand Dance is a trailblazing contemporary dance company. We are renowned for collaborating with choreographers to create transformative artistic ventures that capti...
The Wellington Mountain Bike Club is a non profit organization that's based in New Zealand's capital. Run by volunteers, we build tracks, run events and support mountain biking & m...
LGNZ provides infuence, support and connection to local government. We represent the national interest of councils across New Zealand to deliver more of what matters.
Represent 🩺 | Connect 💙 | Empower 🔥 https://linktr.ee/nzmsa_
Kia ora, bula vinaka, mālō e lelei, greetings! Welcome to our official page.
Te Ropu Wahine Maori Toko i te Ora today continues to be a formidable voice for Maori people throughout New Zealand with branches well established in Australia, and formerly, Londo...
We’re here to support those affected by cancer in the Greater Wellington area. Covering Wellington, Porirua, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Kāpiti and Margaret Stewart House. Call 0800 CA...
The place to find and share good community research & resources, and connect with researchers in Aotearoa.
A cross cultural and peer led organisation for transgender, intersex, and irawhiti takatāpui people in Aotearoa NZ.
We are the New Zealand Ghost Divers - working to retrieve rāpihi (rubbish) from our oceans
Wellington’s Alternative Events Space! SOUNDLAB KIRTAN•MEDITATION•TALKS • EVENTS•YOGA•SOULFEAST•RETREATS •VEGAN DINNERS•
As the world’s second largest humanitarian network, we are ready to support those most in need.
Transport, water, and infrastructure construction - CCNZ is the national association that has represented NZ's civil contractors since 1944
From Mindanao to New Zealand — sharing simple thoughts about NZ life.🇳🇿🇵🇭
Focused on rehabilitation of waterfowl and other avian species.
Welcome to the official page of The Satsang Foundation New Zealand. We offer yoga and wellness programs for the physical and spiritual well-being of all under the guidance of Spiri...
Promoting the wise use of trees for profit, amenity, sustainability and the environment.
RMHW is a home away from home for families with children who require specialist care in Wellington?
Young Engineers are a group of Engineering New Zealand members in the early stages of their careers.
RDNZ is the respected voice of rare disorders in New Zealand and is the only national organisation supporting all New Zealanders who live with a rare condition and the people who c...
The Island Bay Festival is an annual summer festival held every February, showcasing the talent and diversity of the South Coast.
REGULAR GIVING MADE EASY: Give smart, give small, give often to any or all of our 15 grassroots partner charities.
Royal Academy of Dance connects and inspires. From studio to stage, through community and creativity
Turning second hand goods into first class care 💚
We are a Disabled People's Organisation that is run by and for people with learning disability.
We are your united student association at Massey University. This page targets students in Wellington
Mary Potter Hospice is a charity that provides free hospice care in Wellington, Porirua and Kāpiti.
Nau mai haere mai ki Te Whare Hapori o Ngā Puna Waiora - welcome to the Newtown Community Centre!
Aotearoa New Zealand's largest support service for the health and wellbeing of tamariki under five.
BioGro is New Zealand's leading best-known, best value certifier of organic products and produce.
Compassion Soup Kitchen offers a friendly welcome and support to the most vulnerable in Wellington.