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Nourished for Nil

📍 506 Queen Street, West Hastings

The Nourished for Nil food banks support whānau in need in the Napier and Hastings communities with access to good quality food.

Nourished for Nil

About Nourished for Nil

Nourished for Nil is a Hawke’s Bay charity focused on addressing food insecurity and reducing food waste. We would love to include meat from local hunters in our two food banks (Hastings and Napier), so we can include high-quality protein in our food parcels to people in need in our community. In 2025, we supported over 3500 families with emergency food parcels, by working with over 100 local social agencies who refer their clients in need.

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How Your Donation Works

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Your donation funds the professional butchering of a wild deer.

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Once $120 is raised, a registered WGRT hunter gets the green light.

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The deer is professionally processed into venison mince.

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The food bank collects and distributes the meat to those who need it.

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Your donation has been received. You'll get a confirmation email shortly — and we'll let you know when the deer has been successfully processed for Nourished for Nil.

Every $120 donated delivers around 200 meals worth of venison to Nourished for Nil.

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