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The Fletcher Trust is an independent trust fund established for charitable purposes within New Zealand. The Trust is registered with the Charities Commission (registration number CC10657)
Its aim is to help build a bright future for New Zealand's young people by supporting new initiatives in education that have the potential to positively impact on large numbers of young New Zealanders.
The Trust does this by establishing relationships with community organisations and initiatives that are based on not for profit principles and supportive of community development.
This website provides more information on The Trust, including its objectives, initiatives supported and relationships with community organisations, history and trustees. It also illustrates projects that have received support and the benefits achieved, as well as the criteria for receiving trust funds and how to apply.
In addition to providing funds for philanthropic purposes, the Fletcher Trust also oversees the Fletcher Trust Collection of artwork and ceramics, the Fletcher Challenge Archives and the historic Fletcher House in Dunedin, and facilitates the Fletcher Challenge People & Clubs network. Please use one of the links to find out more about these activities or contact us for more information.
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| CELEBRATION OF THE LIFE OF SIR JAMES AND LADY FLETCHER
The founder of the Fletcher Trust, Sir James Fletcher, died at home in Auckland on 29 August 2007.
What follows is a written and photographic record of the life of this extraordinary New Zealander. We are pleased if you wish to download any of this material. Read more about Sir James Fletcher
Lady Fletcher, wife of founder of the Fletcher Trust, Sir James Fletcher, died on Saturday 21st of June 2008
We are pleased if you wish to download any of this material. Read more about Lady Fletcher
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James Fletcher built a wooden villa in 1909, which is now known
as the Fletcher House, at Broad Bay on the Otago Peninsula.
House | History |
The Fletcher Challenge retirees' and former employees' clubs began during
the 1980s, providing opportunities to maintain the network of friendships
forged during the years worked with Fletcher Challenge. Click
here for more
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