Behind the work of the BWB Publishing Trust stands the support of many individuals, trusts and organisations. The list below makes manifest the purposes of the Trust: to sustain and develop the publishing of excellent New Zealand non-fiction by Bridget Williams Books. The Trustees and the publisher offer their warmest thanks to all who support this work.
Books in School Libraries
Peter and Sue Cooper
Deane Endowment Trust
Fletcher Trust
Freemasons Foundation (also Historians Talks in Schools)
Diana Unwin / Grace Memorial Trust
J. R. McKenzie Trust / Deaf Development Fund
Oticon Foundation
Stout Trust (with Deaf Aotearoa)
Stout Trust (with Friends of the Turnbull Library)
Te Puni Kōkiri (also Historians Talks in Schools)
Texts in School Libraries
Alterno Foundation
Beverley and Susan Price
Fletcher Trust
Lindsay Foundation
Margaret Wilson
Robert Wade
Theresa Gattung
Tim Clarke
Quatro Collective
Anonymous Donors
Tangata Whenua: An Illustrated History
Auckland War Memorial Museum
Peter & Sue Cooper
Creative New Zealand / Te Waka Toi
Diana Unwin / The Grace Memorial Trust
Stout Trust (with Friends of the Turnbull Library)
Deane Endowment Trust
Fletcher Trust
G & N Trust / The Robinson Family
Charlotte Macdonald
Robin & Mary Williams
Ngā Pae Te Māramatanga
Ngāi Tahu Fund
SweeneyVesty
Te Puni Kōkiri
Alexander Turnbull Library Endowment Trust
David Levene Foundation
Deloitte
Māori Purposes Fund Board
The New Zealand History Research Trust / Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Anonymous Donors
Sylvia Bagnall
Sebastian Black
Bettina Bradbury
Ralph Chapman & Philippa Howden-Chapman
Dame Sian Elias
Jenny Gibbs
Sam Morgan & Talei Hayward
Dame Claudia Orange
David Shand
Tom Sturgess
Aloysius & Eileen Teh
Jane Vesty & Brian Sweeney
Colin J Webb & Pasang Sherpa
BWB Texts
Copyright Licensing New Zealand
Creative New Zealand
Robin and Margaret Gwynn
Diana Unwin / Grace Memorial Trust
Books
Alterno Foundation
Borrin Foundation
Chisholm Whitney Charitable Trust
Creative New Zealand / Te Waka Toi
New Zealand History Research Trust / Ministry for Culture and Heritage
New Zealand Law Foundation
Stout Trust (with Friends of the Turnbull Library)
Te Puni Kōkiri
University of Otago, Humanities Division, Department of History and Art History
The Inequality Project
Bruce Jesson Foundation
G Trust
J. R. McKenzie Trust
Paul & Peter Monin
New Zealand Council for Christian Social Services
Digital Programme: Books for Women
Diane Edwards
Cecilia Tarrant
New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women (Otago)
New Zealand Federation of Graduate Women (Wellington)
Sisters of Compassion
Digital Programme
Chisholm Whitney Charitable Trust
Copyright Licensing New Zealand
Creative New Zealand
New Zealand Historical Association
New Zealand Law Foundation
Oticon Foundation
Writing fellowship
Gama Foundation
General support
Anonymous Donors
G & N Trust / The Robinson Family
Acknowledgements
Particular support has enabled the award-winning Tangata Whenua: An Illustrated History by Atholl Anderson, Judith Binney and Aroha Harris.
The Books in School Libraries programme (and the ancillary BWB Texts in School Libraries) is one of the Trust’s key initiatives for the future.
The publication of individual titles is assisted by grants from a range of sources.
Continuous support from several donors has been invaluable, as independent publishing goes forward in a period of dramatic change in the industry.
The work of the Trust is sustained not only by financial contribution but also by wise counsel from many. The guidance of Hugh Rennie, the late Graham Langridge, and Jane Vesty of SweeneyVesty is particularly acknowledged.
Deaf Aotearoa, Perpetual Guardian (for the Stout Trust) and the Friends of the Turnbull Library Inc have provided valuable assistance for applications.
Expertise from Kitty Hilton, Kubé Jones-Neill and Angela Radford has contributed greatly to the Trust’s development.
The support acknowledged here includes some grants made directly to BWB as well as donor support through the BWB Publishing Trust.