QES: Quality Education Services
Bringing help and hope through free education, social services and employment training
QES has an inspiring vision to bring help and hope to people of all ages through free education and employment training. From automotive and carpentry courses to life skills training and job placement, QES removes barriers to success and empowers people to thrive throughout Aotearoa. We love their hands-on approach and heart for community partnership.
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Parenting Place
Supporting whānau to thrive, in communities nationwide
Every relationship grows stronger with support, encouragement and nurturing. Parenting Place is New Zealand’s largest parenting charity, supporting over 400,000 families each year through transformational courses, post-natal support, one-on-one coaching, events, and in-school education. We love their six-week Building Awesome Whānau course which draws on the richness of Māori culture and evidence-informed parenting techniques, helping families restore and flourish.
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Upside Youth Mentoring
In-depth mentoring for vulnerable youth
Upside Youth Mentoring walks alongside young people affected by traumatic childhood experiences such as abuse or neglect, who are at risk of long-term negative outcomes. Young people, aged 9-13, are referred from principals, counsellors, psychologists and social workers. Upside’s volunteers provide long-term, one-on-one mentoring to help the young person navigate their challenges and reimagine their future. Since 2006, Upside has successfully mentored 700 young people, with a life-changing impact.
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World Vision
Supporting Syrian refugee children to reach their potential
World Vision is an international organisation committed to helping children, families and communities overcome poverty and injustice, regardless of their religion, race, gender, ethnicity or ability. Through World Vision NZ, Tax Traders has been supporting families affected by the Syrian crisis – helping them gain access to clean water, safe sanitation and hygiene kits. As the conflict moves into its 13th year, many Syrian children are still not engaged in formal education and are not receiving adequate support to process the trauma they have endured.
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Tika
Legal services to individuals who have experienced sexual harm.
People often choose not to report sexual harm because they feel alone, fear they won’t be believed, and don’t have the confidence to navigate the legal system on their own. Tika is New Zealand's first legal charity, boldly taking action by providing a new, safe, and supported pathway for individuals aged 16 and over to seek justice together. Their secure platform allows survivors to register their experiences and take the first step to breaking the cycle of harm. Tika is supported by Tax Traders. Further than recurring annual donations, Tika will be woven into our Women in Tax network.
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Who we are
We’re a fintech founded on the belief that the benefits of tax pooling should be available to all taxpayers and that business can be a force for good. Our team is inspired to solve complex problems and make the world a better place.
Our impact
As a proud B Corp, every decision we make reflects our commitment to an inclusive, equitable and regenerative economic system. We create opportunities for all, by championing both community programmes, as well as creating our own new initiatives.
