Video Presentations
Here's a collection of videos from organisations that have been funded by the Trust
He Korowai Trust
He Korowai Trust are the heroes of the far North of New Zealand, a region experiencing economic crisis. Based in Kaitaia, their team saves at least one home a week from mortgagee sale. In this video He Korowai client Rachel talks to us about her experience with the Trust, how they saved her home and helped her build a brighter future. He Korowai Trust is funded through the ASB Community Trust.
He Korowai Trust - Heroes of the Far North from Castle Pictures on Vimeo.
Rise UP Trust - Building Learning Communities
In South Auckland, the Rise UP Trust helps families get engaged in their children's education. Rise UP believe that children learn best when the whole whanau is behind them. Their programmes teach parents and children alike about learning styles, problem solving, and communication (riseuptrust.org.nz). This video follows the Paul family through Rise UP's latest programme - "I Know Who I Am" - and see the benefits the programme brings. The Rise UP Trust is funded through the ASB Community Trust.
"I Know Who I Am": Building Learning Communities at Rise UP Trust from Castle Pictures on Vimeo.
Have a Go Surfing days
In November 2012 Surfing NZ took more than 800 Auckland school children out to Piha beach for a taste of surfing. You can see how much the children enjoyed the experience.
Auckland Arts Festival 2011
Auckland's 5th biannial festival, held over 19 days in March 2011, presented a world-class programme of dance, theatre, music, visual arts and family events. ASB Community Trust was a major supporter of the event, with grants of $250,000 in 2010 and $150,000 in 2011. The following video shows some of the highlights.
Watch a video about the C-Me dream
C-Me Mentoring Trust is one of the organisations funded under the Trust's Maori and Pacific Education Initiative. 
Art in the Dark
The 2011 Art in the Dark community art event was held in in Ponsonby’s Western Park on November 11 and 12. The park was transform into a community hub, lit by installations, short films and live performances. Local artists were challenged to create illuminating art works powered by clean, eco friendly energy. The free event was supported by ASB Community Trust.
Video by Natasha Vermeulen from Studio Alexander
Depot Artspace
In 2010 the Trust granted $50,000 to help The Depot Artspace with a music project. It involved working with musicians across Auckland at a grass roots level, supporting bands and musicians and giving them the opportunity to play live, to record their own music, appear on local radio stations and potentially develop a career in their chosen field.
The Depot and Wesley Intermediate School
Early in 2011 The Depot Artspace collaborated with students from Wesley Intermediate School and Karekare Recording to record some of the music produced by the young performers. The results are now on YouTube: