We accept donations of toiletries, supermarket/fuel vouchers, and clothing vouchers all year round. Have a household item, clothing, bedding, gym gear, or a bike to donate?

Step 1: Get in touch with us first so we can confirm it’s currently needed.

Step 2: We'll let you know the best drop off point for your donation. 

Step 3: Drop it in (with the special code word), and continue your day being awesome.

All donations must be in very clean and tidy condition out of respect for Whaiora and their Whanau.

We communicate via our Facebook page, or you can email us direct. Please do not deliver any donations to the He Waka Tapu office.

The tāne we support have experienced adversity and challenges in their lives. Many of them attend courses at He Waka Tapu that include themes such as stopping violence in relationships, building confidence and self-esteem, stopping smoking, alcohol and drug education, health and fitness, and developing social support.

Services are delivered using a kaupapa Māori framework encompassing Tinana (physical wellbeing), Wairua (spiritual wellbeing), Hinengaro (mental wellbeing), and Whānau (family wellbeing).

The Brotherhood supports tāne so they can participate meaningfully in their community. Tāne can feel pride in their appearance, and have resources to attend courses, training, and job interviews, thanks to your donations. It also demonstrates to tāne that there is a community that cares about them and wants them to succeed. This is empowering. Kindness prevents prejudice, and provides a platform for people to learn about others.

Me mahi tahi tātou mo te oranga o te whānau.
Working together for the wellbeing of family

We accept donations of toiletries, supermarket/fuel vouchers, and clothing vouchers all year round. We are also currently accepting new pillows, household cleaning products, and new or near new gym equipment. Get in touch to find out where to take your donation.

You can donate funds directly into our account at Brotherhood – 03 1591 0255666 00. Funds raised will go to the Brotherhood programme, specifically towards items such as training, licenses, and workgear for tāne.