Local Community Support

By building bridges in our local community, C3 City Church partners with ministries that care for the most vulnerable in our community.

We believe that the key to transforming lives for Jesus is through the context of the relationships we build in our neighbourhoods.

Outward in Focus starts right here in our own backyard and in our own nation.

Local projects we support

• CSALT - Walter & Tracey Annear
  A discipleship programme to equip young surfers to purposefully impact their local communities around the world.

• Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
  Bringing practical help and hope to those living in debt and poverty

• mainly music
  A fun, interactive music session where a child and their parent or caregiver can enjoy music, movement and rhymes.

• Keas and Cub Scouts
  A place for young boys and girls to learn practical skills, develop healthy communication skills and much more. 

• Shalom Kindergarten
  Where children enjoy positive social interactions with adults and children, loving boundaries, respect for themselves and others, trying new activities in our large natural outdoor setting.

• The Hope Project
  A media initiative that explores what ‘hope’ means to a broad range of New Zealanders, with a view to helping make New Zealand a more hope-filled place.

• Christmas Box
  For every $30 you donate, we feed a family in need at Christmas.

• Gifts For Kids - Oranga Tamariki
  Every year we partner with Oranga Tamariki to put smiles on kid’s faces by providing gifts for kids in need at Christmas.

• C3 Cares

  C3 Cares is our community help team which is a group of people passionate about helping others, and willing to give their time and skills to people in need.

Local Projects We Endorse

If you would like to be involved helping in the community by working with other organisations, here are some great agencies you could get in contact with.

• Kai Aroha

  A voluntary non-profit organisation based in Tauranga and Pāpāmoa that provides a free community meal every Friday night to anyone experiencing food poverty.

• Good Neighbour
  Providing practical opportunities for people to support one another so that lives and neighbourhoods are transformed.

• Open Home Foundation
  Providing social work services for families/whānau. Their vision is: "Every child and young person growing up in a secure, loving family and receiving a depth of care which will bless them throughout their life."