L15

Question 1

what sectors get non-profit funding

Answer 1

public provision and volunteer

Question 2

funding environment for non-profit sport in NZ

Answer 2

donations and grants

Question 3

donations examples

Answer 3

Donations for sport development, e.g.
car wash, raffle revenue.
Any group or organisation can gather donations

Question 4

grants examples

Answer 4

Community Trusts: e.g. Community Trust of Otago.
Gaming Machines (Pokie) Trusts, TAB, Lotto
Incorporated Societies only can apply

Question 5

Otago community trust 4 goals in 1996

Answer 5

1. empowered communities
2. improved health and wellbeing
3. increased access to opportunities
4. thriving children and young people

Question 6

gaming machine (pokie) trusts

Answer 6

35 gaming machine societies.
40% of all revenue must be returned to community = approx 20-40% of amateur sport club revenue.
approx $260m returned to community ~$100m to sport per year

Question 7

lotto and sport funding

Answer 7

gambling act 2003: all profits go to community.
include non-sport organisations, e.g. support for volunteering fund, community org grants fund.
1/6 of all profits go to sport NZ = $75m in 2023.

Question 8

what is moral jeopardy

Answer 8

(adams) “Generated when individuals or organizations opt to accept the proceeds from addictive consumptions in ways
that generate real or perceived conflicts of interests that in
turn jeopardize their purpose, autonomy or integrity”
(Adams, 2016, p.40)

Question 9

adams thoughts on accepting money from gambling

Answer 9

Gambling might be a social ‘bad’ but accepting money
from it doesn’t mean we support it and we’re doing a
social ‘good’ sport

Question 10

barret and veal thoughts on gambling money

Answer 10

If we don’t take the money, someone else will …. (Barrett &
Veal, 2014).

Question 11

community trust sale in 1996

Answer 11

Bank get bought. Lot of account funds that get forgot bout. Residue from the sale went into the trusts to develop community projects.

They invest and the investment is given to people as grants.

Question 12

investment snapshot 2020

Answer 12

270.7M (-1.2%)
60% from overseas bonds

Question 13

investment snapshot 2021

Answer 13

319M (+21.8%)
43% overseas bonds

Question 14

investment snapshot 2023

Answer 14

284.9M (-2.5%)
42.7% global fixed interest

Question 15

allocation of class 4 gaming machine gross proceeds.

Answer 15

40% to community
23% gaming duty
19.49% society expenses
16% max venue payments
1.51% problem gaming levy