Giving in Aotearoa New Zealand Survey
Help shape the future of giving across our nation
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OUR SURVEY IS NOW CLOSED
Thank you to everyone who took part, together we are building a clearer picture of generosity in Aotearoa New Zealand which will help us strengthen communities in the years ahead.
What is this research for?
The survey will help understand giving behaviours, motivations, and barriers across Aotearoa New Zealand.
The findings will support Community Foundations, charities, community organisations, and local leaders to:
- Better understand what giving looks like today
- Learn what inspires generosity
- Understand what gets in the way
- Strengthen community resourcing and long-term impact.
The survey is closed on April 26th 2026.
Who is the survey for?
This survey is for anyone aged 15 or older living in Aotearoa New Zealand. We’re keen to hear from people who donate to charities or community groups, volunteer their time, support whānau, neighbours, or friends, give koha or support marae, are asked to give, have thoughts about structured giving including gifts in wills, or even those who don’t currently give and want to share why.
Why take part?
To truly reflect Aotearoa New Zealand, we need to hear from people of different ages and from different cultures, life experiences and regions. There are no right or wrong answers, we want to hear your honest perspective.
Your privacy
Participation in the survey is completely voluntary and anonymous. You won’t be asked for identifying information, and all responses are combined so they can’t be linked back to you. The survey takes around 10 minutes to complete and works on any device.
Ngā mihi nui, thank you
Optional donation draw. You can choose to enter the draw to direct a $1,000 donation to a charity of your choice. Entry is optional, and your survey responses remain anonymous. See footer for Terms & Conditions.
Take the surveyThis research was designed and developed by BERL, leading economic and social research experts.
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