United Church Of Tonga In New Zealand Trust Board

CC48885 · NZBN 9429042900405 · Economic development · Auckland
Registered 15 Jan 2013 · Status: Registered · Latest return year: 2025 · Tier 3

Key facts: United Church Of Tonga In New Zealand Trust Board is a registered New Zealand charity (CC48885), operating in the economic development sector, reporting latest gross income of NZ$1.2M and total expenditure of NZ$614K for the year ended 2025.

a. To administer the affairs of the United Church of Tonga. b. To promote and nurture the Christian faith as outlined in the Apostles Creed among those individuals, families, communities and groups who have elected to follow and adopt such a faith in their lives. c. To provide religious services and activities to individuals, families, communities and groups in New Zealand. d. To provide services including care and counselling to individuals, families, communities and groups in New Zealand. e. To provide advice, mentoring, information and advocacy with the aim of improving and enhancing the lives of individuals, families, communities and groups. f. To undertake such other activities and provide such other assistance, whether by way of financial assistance/support or otherwise as the Trustees see fit, of a charitable nature for the benefit of the Community. g. To determine and to act for the church in all matters including but not restricted to legal, administrative
NZ$1.2M
Gross income
NZ$614K
Expenditure
NZ$31.3M
Total assets
NZ$29.6M
Total equity

Income vs expenditure

Each year from the charity's annual returns. The top bar is money coming in, the bar below is money spent.

Income  Expenditure
2018
NZ$1.0M
NZ$452K
2019
NZ$900K
NZ$492K
2020
NZ$895K
NZ$497K
2021
NZ$306K
NZ$457K
2022
NZ$1.0M
NZ$479K
2023
NZ$1.1M
NZ$488K
2024
NZ$1.2M
NZ$534K
2025
NZ$1.2M
NZ$614K

Funding mix (latest year)

Donations / kohaNZ$1.1M
Govt funding reliance: 0%. Reserves cover ~578 months.
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