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For those who wish to get more involved with the foundation, we encourage you to become a member. Members get first notice of our events and new research, and play a key role in supporting the Foundation. Membership is affordable – an unwaged annual membership is $35 NZD, and a waged annual membership is $65 NZD.
If you would like to gift someone a membership, please reach out to us via the contact form.
Access to exclusive members-only webinars and priority registration at in-person public events.
Early access to publications that we release.
Access to an exclusive members-only
newsletter.
Play a key role in supporting the Foundation’s ongoing work.
From time to time you may need to update your credit card details in our system to keep your membership up-to-date. Please contact members@helenclark.foundation if your details need to be updated.
The Helen Clark Foundation is a new organisation and needs your support to grow. We welcome donations that will allow us to engage more researchers, hold more events and workshops, and hold events outside of Auckland. Donations of $5 or more are tax deductible.
Including research into green energy, loneliness and social connection in Aotearoa New Zealand, drug law reform, housing policy, effective social media regulation, and more!
Including public interest webinars, in-personal panel discussions, workshops, and many more!
If your donation is in excess of $100, please consider donating directly into our bank account. This helps to ensure more of your donation goes to us rather than to our payment processors. To donate via direct debit, please use the following bank account:
The Helen Clark Foundation
Account no: 38-9019-0447567-00
If you would like a donation receipt following a donation via direct debit, then please email contact@helenclark.foundation
From time to time you may need to update your credit card details in our system to keep your membership up-to-date. Please contact members@helenclark.foundation if your details need to be updated.
