Donating is a fantastic opportunity to support the Turner Centre.

As a Charitable Trust, the Turner Centre is independent from the Council. We don’t receive ongoing Council Funding and fully rely on the events we host and the donations we raise to survive. To keep this amazing facility going, we are asking for your help if you can afford it. No amount is too small (or too big!).

Whether it’s donating towards maintenance, new furniture, a general donation or sponsoring an entire show, we would love your help in continuing to drive the Centre forward.

There are many ways you can give, publicly or anonymously. Use the following form to let us know what you would like to do.










    To keep this amazing facility going, we are depending on our generous partners! Their support means the world to us.

    BDO provides ongoing financial services to the Turner Centre.

    Julian Robertson, owner of Kauri Cliffs, has donated a large amount to realize the initial build of the Turner Centre.

    The Dalton Trust has supported the Turner Centre over many years and has provided funds to complete the Plaza theatre with theatre curtaining and lighting, theatre communication head set and they supported Kerikeri International Piano competition by hiring a Steinway Piano. They have just funded our new lighting desk in the Auditorium. Our Auditorium is named after John Dalton who was one of the Foundation organisers and supporters of The Turner Centre.

    Foundation North is one of our biggest funders and have support and helped with a number of large projects at the Turner Centre. They provided funding for the new sprung floor in the Plaza, helped to upgrade the kitchen to a fully commercial kitchen and supported us with funds for the new Auditorium Curtains.

    Thank you to the Four Winds Foundation for support towards our Event Coordinator position.
    Thank you to Pub Charity for support towards our staff and volunteer First Aid Training and our Event Coordinator position.

    New Zealand Lotteries supported us getting new signage, both internal and on the road plus helped us with flooring for the Plaza.

    Northland regional Council provided funds for the renovation to the rear of the Plaza. That gave us new (dressing) rooms, an exit ramp, ramps for equipment and better entrance into the back of the building.

    Oxford Trust provided funds for a new sound system for the Auditoriuim.