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A Step Backwards: Why the Len Reynolds Trust Opposes the Removal of Te Tiriti from School Governance

December 3rd 2025 In recent weeks the New Zealand Government announced that it will remove the legal requirement for school boards to “give effect to” the Te Tiriti o Waitangi in the schooling system. This Read more

Learning to See Differently

November 17th 2025 This kōrero was delivered as part of a panel session at the 2025 Community Waikato Conference, themed Navigating the Tough Times: Connecting for a Sustainable Future. The panel brought together Read more

Holding the Line: Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Community

November 4th 2025 The Social Cohesion Fund – Why We’re All In Here at the Len Reynolds Trust, we might be a small trust from “little old Kirikiriroa,” but we’re proud to be playing a big role in a kaupapa Read more

Funding With Heart: Supporting Rainbow Communities in the Waikato and Beyond

September 2nd 2025 At the Len Reynolds Trust, we are committed to a Waikato where all children and young people are secure, resilient, and thriving. That commitment must include Rainbow communities - including Read more

Supporting Art, Identity and Inclusion in Public Spaces: Our Response to the Draft Arts in Infrastructure Policy

July 31st 2025 The Len Reynolds Trust recently made a submission in support of Hamilton City Council’s Draft Arts in Infrastructure Policy. We welcome the intent and direction of the proposed policy, which Read more

Grounded in Wairua, Guided by Whakapapa: Reflections from Ki te Hoe

July 31st 2025 A Place of Deep Knowing  Kauaetangohia Marae is a place that holds mana and memory. The whenua itself speaks — and for many in the rōpū, it felt like being invited into a living whakapapa. The Read more
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