Sport Equity Funds

The sports department is very excited about these funds and have two mechanisms to help capture as many students who may require financial support.

We have implemented both external and internal mechanisms to help capture as many students in the hope that all students who wish to be involved in sport are supported appropriately.

 

Apollo Projects Sports Grant

 

Apollo Projects to support students to be able to participate in sport at all levels.

The funding goes to students who would otherwise miss out. There is a demonstrable need (e.g., disadvantaged circumstances) or financial barrier to participation in sport meaning the student might not participate.
The individual shows positive interest, ability or potential in their sport.
Funding would assist in potentially providing a better long-term outcome for that student in sport and life.
Funding would be expected to cover direct payment of sports fees, sporting equipment, support services, travel to events etc.

How to apply for this grant.
Students would apply for the Apollo Projects Sports Grant via an online form which would be reviewed and approved by the Director of Sport and Sport Coordinator. A monthly report will be shown to the Principal.

A limit of $500 per student per annum is to be applied (we are open to bigger grants, however, grants over $500 would be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by Apollo Projects).

 

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Tauranga Girls' College Sports Equity Fund

 

Established by the Board of Trustees to address equity in sport, the Sports Equity Fund has a vision to see more students being able to participate in sport where previously they may not have due to financial constraints.

This links well with our College’s mission statement: ‘To create a safe, stimulating and exciting learning environment that allows each student to develop her academic, cultural and sporting potential.’

As well as the TGC Sports Vision: Thrive Grow Connect Succeed
Empowering wahine toa to thrive, grow, connect and succeed through sport and recreation.

The Sport Equity Budget aims to reduce the financial barrier of playing a sport and endeavours to cover some of the costs associated with your team/code. The amount of support will depend on the demand over summer and then winter codes/teams.

How do parents/whānau access this fund?

Click on the below application form.

 All requests are treated in a confidential manner.

 Application form - TGC Sports Equity Fund

How can businesses or individuals donate to this fund?

We are seeking financial support from those who are willing to support others. If you would like to contribute to this fund either personally or as a business this would be greatly appreciated. You can donate to a specific sports code or to general sport. All funds will sit in a different account to the sports departments general working accounts.

You can either contact the Director of Sport Kaye Barnett [email protected] or make an online transfers to:
Tauranga Girls' College
Bank Account #: 12 - 3194 - 0032601 - 00
Particulars: your name (optional)
Code: The sport you wish to donate to or the word general eg Touch or General
Reference: Equity Fund

 

How do TGC whānau contribute to this fund at the same time as paying their daughter or young persons sport fee?

If parents would like to contribute to this fund by donating an additional amount over and above your daughter or young persons sporting fee this is possible and greatly appreciated. We just ask that you reference this payment slightly differently so our financial assistant knows what the extra money is for.

Tauranga Girls' College
Bank Account #: 12 - 3194 - 0032601 - 00
Particulars: Daughter or Young Persons Name
Code: The sport you wish to donate to or the word general eg Touch or General
Reference: E(sport fee you're paying) eg EBball or ENetball

This money will then be placed in the Sports Equity Budget for families to access.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Director of Sport - Kaye Barnett [email protected]

 

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