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Creative Waikato
Arts / culture / heritage supporting general public in Hamilton.
HamiltonRegistered charityCC49075
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What this charity does.
To advance education specifically in all forms of the field of art, for the regions public benefit, not for private profit. To promote, encourage, advance and develop the arts, awareness, understanding and appreciation thereof by all people in the region and in New Zealand To increase opportunities for people in the region to have access to the arts, so that the cultural heritage of the region and of NZ is enriched.
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View source record- Legal name
- Creative Waikato
- Charity number
- CC49075
- NZBN
- 9429043323043
- Legal structure
- Charitable Trusts incorporated under the Charitable Trusts Act
- Registration status
- registered
- Registration date
- 14 December 2012
- Regions
- Waikato
- Areas of operation
- Waikato
- Annual return through
- Not available
- Reported funding sources
- Any other grants and sponsorship, Donations/koha, Government grants/contracts, Income from service provision
Official charitable purpose
To advance education specifically in all forms of the field of art, for the regions public benefit, not for private profit. To promote, encourage, advance and develop the arts, awareness, understanding and appreciation thereof by all people in the region and in New Zealand To increase opportunities for people in the region to have access to the arts, so that the cultural heritage of the region and of NZ is enriched.
Organisation structure
The governing Trust Board has a minimum of 7 trustees and a maximum of 9 trustees. The term of appointment of trustees will be for a period of 3 years, except in the case of the first trustees. Any trustee will be eligible for re-appointment for up to a maximum of three consecutive terms. The trust Board has appointed a CEO. A further 14 staff are employed.