
For the first time, Volunteering New Zealand is proud to announce the NZ Volunteering Awards 2025 presented by Rosterfy.
These awards will be a national celebration of outstanding impact and leadership in volunteer engagement.
Award Categories
- Volunteer Programme of the Year
- Emerging Leader of Volunteer Engagement
Enter now and be in to win monetary prizes, and recognition at the Volunteering Leadership Hui October 2025.
Michelle Kitney, Chief Executive of Volunteering New Zealand says, “These prestigious awards recognise volunteer leadership at its best, and will help develop volunteer management as a profession. We are excited to be offering these awards for the first time and will build on them in future years.”
Rosterfy, as presenting sponsor, is proud to support this initiative that aligns closely with its mission “To connect communities to events and causes they are passionate about”.
“Supporting the NZ Volunteering Awards is a natural extension of our commitment to recognising and empowering those who lead and support volunteering across Aotearoa,” said the Rosterfy team.
Bennett Merriman, CEO and Co-Founder of Rosterfy, adds: “At Rosterfy, we believe that strong volunteer leadership is the backbone of thriving communities. We're honoured to sponsor these awards and celebrate the individuals and organisations shaping the future of volunteering in New Zealand.”
To find out the criteria and nominate, visit: https://www.rosterfy.com/nz-volunteering-awards-2025-presented-by-rosterfy
Entries are free. Nominations close 31 July 2025.


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