Find non profit organizations in Coromandel. Listings include Driving Creek, Moehau Environment Group, Aldermen Islands Marine Reserve Group, Thames Valley Goldfields Fire Brigade Sub Association, Mahakirau Forest Sanctuary, The Goldmine - Re-Use Centre.
Our 2025/2026 season starts Thursday September 4th at 9am. Friday 3:30pm - 7pm is Coaching/club night. Sundays are our Social Bowls starting 11am. Names in half an hour earlier if you are wanting to play. You are WELCOME TO JOIN US on any of these days.
Driving Creek is a grassroots pottery that offers immersive tourism activities in lush native forest.
Moehau Environment Group is a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the natural environment of the Northern Coromandel Peninsula.
A page to advocate for future Marine Reserve Status for the Aldermen Islands (Coromandel East Coast, NZL)
Providing sanctuary for some of Aotearoa New Zealand's rarest and threatened endemic species. #mahakirau
The Goldmine is owned and operated by the Coromandel Independent Living Trust.
Coromandel Independent Living Trust (CILT) is a community-based charitable trust supporting the upper-Coromandel since 1994. With 30 staff and 40+ volunteers, CILT provides transpo...
This is a small community library run mostly by volunteers for the people of Coromandel Town and surrounds. It costs $25 per year to join, just bring proof of your address and phot...
Our 2025/2026 season starts Thursday September 4th at 9am. Friday 3:30pm - 7pm is Coaching/club night. Sundays are our Social Bowls starting 11am. Names in half an hour earlier if...
Community theatre group. Incorporated Society
Junior Swim Squad Monday & Wednesday 5pm - 5.30pm Senior Swim Squad & Competitive Squad Monday, Wed
Nau mai haere mai ki te whārangi Pukamata ō Te Rūnanga ō Ngāti Porou ki Hauraki! The Rūnanga is the mandated body that represents Ngāti Porou ki Hauraki iwi. Our vision is to see o...
The CCBA has recently been incorporated for businesses in the Upper Coromandel-Colville Ward.
The McGregor Bay Wetland Society is a group of people from around Coromandel that formed in 2017, with the main goal of naturally restoring the wetland.
The Coromandel Workers Council is on a mission to support equity in workplaces across the Coromandel Peninsula (Te Tara-o-te-Ika a Māui).
Living community and retreat centre rooted in the Plum Village Tradition.
A monthly online Gig Guide so we can all know what's happening on, in and around the Coromandel Peninsula. Get the deets right to your inbox... https://www.thinkgigguide.com/
To promote the finest artists to perform at the Club in Coromandel Town.
Moehau ki te Moana is a 5 year (2021 - 2026) project to revitalise the waters around Moehau with fencing and riparian planting. It is supported by funding from the Freshwater Impro...
Nga Motu Aroha. Island restoration starts with pest control