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Community Spirit

Instant Finance has been running the Community Spirit Programme since 2005. Over that time many clubs, churches, charities, schools, community groups and dedicated individuals have received awards to assist them in their work.

We do not decide who gets these awards, that job belongs to our customers. Every year at Christmas time we enable our customers to nominate the organisations, local or national that matter to them. We typically randomly select between 10 and 20 of those nominations a year and let our customers make a difference.

We split the nominations regionally across the country so everyone gets a local chance to pick up some awards.

We created this programme to financially contribute to the good work being carried on in the communities Instant Finance works in and to give our customers a voice and some money to support the communities they live in.

Supporting our local community is a wonderful way stay involved and visible. Our decision to sponsor the Otahuhu Rugby Club was an easy one to make considering they are well known in the wider community for helping develop young players follow their dreams to achieve All Black fame – Players such as Kevin Mealamu, Joe… Read More

It was great to be able to pass out 23 BBQ’s last Christmas to one customer from every Instant Finance branch in the country at that time. (We now have 25 branches nationwide!) What sometimes goes unnoticed are our fantastic online staff and customers. This year’s recipient of a free summer BBQ was Mr. Adam Robertson…. Read More

Here’s One For The Ladies! Woman of Wainuiomata Win!! Instant Finance is proud to announce that our favourite lady rugby players have re-captured the Fleurs trophy by winning the Wellington Premier Women’s Championship. Congratulations to all the team, coaches and support staff along with the supporters and families of the players and staff. Instant Finance are proud… Read More

 NorthAble NorthAble was established in 1990 as a community based not-for-profit charitable trust. It serves the Northland Community from Cape Reinga to Topuni as a “first stop” for all people with all disability types. The organisation was nominated for an Instant Finance Community Award by Cheyenne Harris who works as the receptionist for the charity’s front… Read More

Omahu Huia Rugby League Club Omahu Huia club was founded in 1975. The club currently has over 200 members and is a big part of local social and sporting landscape. The clubs organizers certainly represent the “spirit” of Community Spirit with long hours of dedicated commitment and a passion for sport and youth in the… Read More