Trust Horizon has approved almost $100,000 in funding for the Paroa Rugby & Sports Club’s community facilities, with upgrades due to be completed in time for the Club’s 100th anniversary celebrations this October.
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The Horizon Energy Group Business Excellence Awards 2021 will celebrate sustainable businesses with the Trust Horizon Sustainability Award. Read more here:
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With the help of a grant from Trust Horizon, the Edgecumbe fire station’s electrical system, kitchen, and canteen will soon be able to cater for over 100 people in the event of an emergency.
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72 vulnerable Eastern Bay residents will soon be living in warmer and drier homes, thanks to a $100,000 grant from Trust Horizon.
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The Ōhope Chartered Club is home to a bar, restaurant, and local community hub. Soon, it will also house a family-friendly café – thanks to almost $40,000 in funding from Trust Horizon.
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“It is a pleasure to welcome Allison Windley back to the Trust Horizon team, having previously worked for the Trust and local Council, in her new role she is applying her skillset to supporting community organisations applying for funding” , says Mr. Caudwell.
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After almost a decade with Trust Horizon, Don Lewell has made the decision to step down from his role as Trustee – sparking the search for a new addition to join the team.
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The Trustees of Trust Horizon are inviting applications for the very important and highly rewarding position of Trustee.
If you’re wanting to make a positive change for the region and be part of a progressive organisation, email through a covering letter and CV to reception@trusthorizon.org.nz by Sunday 5pm, 21 March 2021.
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Students from across the rural Eastern Bay of Plenty are soon to gain access to a new digital resource, thanks to Trust Horizon’s decision to gift their old iPads to Eastbay REAP (Rural Education Activities Programme).
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The Whakatāne Aquatic Centre’s outdoor pool is gearing up for its busiest winter yet, following the long-awaited installation of an all-weather pool cover enclosure – made possible with funding from Trust Horizon.
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Following a robust external recruitment process, Trust Horizon (previously Eastern Bay Energy Trust) is pleased to announce the appointment of their new Trust Manager, Derek Caudwell.
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After 20 years as the Eastern Bay Energy Trust, EBET has changed to Trust Horizon.
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The Eastern Bay Energy Trust (EBET) is investing $1.5million in Whakatōhea Mussels Ōpōtiki Ltd – helping create at least 230 new jobs, and firmly establishing the Eastern Bay at the forefront of the New Zealand aquaculture industry.
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As part of their new vision to enable pride, prosperity, and people across the Eastern Bay of Plenty, the Eastern Bay Energy Trust (EBET) is announcing a shift in focus away from transactional grants, towards transformational community change and impact investing.
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The competition to fill the shoes of departing Trustee Wade Brown was fierce. But corporate lawyer Merrin Stables stood out from the crowd of 40 applicants, landing the coveted role as the Eastern Bay Energy Trust’s newest appointed Trustee.
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Eastern Bay Energy Trust Electoral Officer, Dale Ofsoske, advises that Kevin Hennessy has been elected as trustee to the Eastern Bay Energy Trust following an election which concluded at 12 noon Tuesday 1 October 2019.
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TEN secondary students are gearing up for a unique school holiday experience with the annual Eastern Bay Energy Trust electrical taster course.
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AFTER almost nine years at the helm, Eastern Bay Energy Trust chairman Don Lewell stepped down from the role last Thursday.
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When nominations closed at 12 noon on Friday 9 August 2019 for the Eastern Bay Energy Trust election, a total of three nominations had been received: one for the Kawerau District Council area (for
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Nominations open this Friday, 19 July 2019, for the election of two trustees to the Eastern Bay Energy Trust (Kawerau District Council area and Ōpōtiki District Council area).
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