share your super to help our forgotten moko
WILL YOU JOIN sir ian taylor?
Sir Ian (Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Pahauwera) is sharing his Super to give New Zealand’s forgotten moko the same chances in life that his own grandchildren have. If you don’t need all of your Super right now, join him and invest it in our future generation.
Watch: "Let's stand together for our forgotten moko"
share your super to help our forgotten moko
Over 850,000 people receive NZ Super. Most need all of it to get by, but many say they can live comfortably without it.
Share My Super makes it easy to invest that surplus in the next generation. If just 1% of us shared our Super, we could help end child poverty and build a more prosperous New Zealand.
A fresh New Approach
Watch: How Share My Super works
Share My Super is the first charity of its kind in New Zealand.
We’ve carefully selected some of the country's most effective children's charities to partner with. Your single donation to Share My Super is distributed across all of these charities. 100% of our operating costs are funded by our founder Liz Greive, so none of your donation is clipped along the way.
1 in 8 kiwi kids don’t have what they need to live a decent life
We believe child poverty is the most serious issue facing our country. Every day the potential of 143,700 New Zealand children is squandered because they don’t have the things most of us took for granted when we were growing up.
Every fortnight, your Super would provide…
Essentials
Food, clothing and bedding
Safety
Emergency housing & social worker support
Support to thrive
Scholarships, life skills & leadership opportunities
A voice for children
Research and lobbying for change
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Why focus on sharing Super?
Because in New Zealand, children are 3x more likely to be living in poverty than over-65s.
We offer caring older New Zealanders with surplus Super a way to pass it on to children who desperately need it.
$2.5
million
Given by caring over-65s so far
Watch: Why Gillian shares her Super
Be part of something big
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