We need your help to deliver on our vision

Without research, there can be no cure. We won’t give up until there’s a cure for Parkinson’s disease — treatments that can stop, slow or even reverse the progression of this insidious disease. It is a matter of when, not if, this is reality.

Support comes in many forms, and we welcome all of them. One-off and regular donations can be made directly into the Trust’s account (details below) or using the webform below for credit card payments (please note there is a 2.5% credit card fee).

Account name: Neuro Research Charitable Trust
Account number: 02-0316-0450809-000

If making a direct payment, please Contact Us to let us know so that we can thank you, receipt appropriately, and keep you informed of the impact of your donation.

If you wish to discuss bequests, or how to leave a lasting gift in your will please see our bequests guide here or contact our CEO Daniel (daniel@cureparkinsonsnz.org.nz) for a discrete no-obligation conversation.

All donations over $5 are tax deductible. We will provide donation receipt(s) at the appropriate time. Thank you for your support!

We celebrate our successes...
and all those who have helped us get here!

As a charitable trust, we believe it is important to demonstrate impact — to show that the funds we raise are well spend and really do make a difference in the world. Two short films that we released in early 2026 show the incredible progress being made in the laboratory thanks to the support of our generous donors (click on the name to watch!):

Driven to Find a Cure

World-first 3D Model of the Olfactory System Explained

Since Bernie and Kaye Crosby founded our charity in 2013, under the banner Neuro Research Charitable Trust, with a dream to raise “a million bucks for research”, we have committed $3.2M to fund research conducted at the Centre for Brain Research, University of Auckland. This research has contributed (and continues to contribute) greatly to our understanding of the early stages of Parkinson’s disease, with huge potential for earlier diagnosis and potential therapeutics emerging from these findings.

Many people and organisations have made this success possible. We are immensely grateful to all who have contributed to our cause, whether the amount be large or small — collectively, you are making a difference for those suffering from this awful disease. We are especially grateful to our Founders Circle of philanthropists who have committed to providing multi-year funding of six-figure amounts per year, over several years. Research is not cheap, and progress takes time; however, the contributions of these incredibly generous philanthropic supporters have served bring a cure for Parkinson’s disease much closer for all of us.

Founders Circle:

Estate of Margaret Helen Livingstone

Bernie and Kaye Crosby

Jon and Sue Tanner

Greenlea Foundation Trust

Giving a shout-out to all our generous sponsors who have supported us over the years:

Stockbridge Trust

Schick Civil Construction Ltd

Oceanbridge Shipping Ltd

The Douglas Charitable Trust

The Egan Family

Future Properties Ltd

Tauranga PAK’nSAVE

BNZ

Foster Construction Ltd

David Levene Foundation

Brian Perry Charitable Trust

Kaimiro Trust

The Gill Group of Companies Ltd

Edgewater Trust

Pilling Family Trust

Rotorua PAK’nSAVE

Power Farming Holdings

Hillcrest New World

Donny Charitable Trust

Carousel Confectionary Ltd

PAK’nSAVE Albany

Paul and Donna Davies

David Lugton

Glenn and Catherine Holmes

Proform Plastics Ltd

Jon Calder

Brian King

Craig Vincent

Cal Isuzu

Chartwell Charitable Trust

Matt Stark

Marianne Bachler and Bruce Wight

Waikato Rowing Club

Lion Foundation

Four Winds Foundation

 

And of course we are immensely grateful to all of those who have contributed any amount at all towards our cause — you are all making a difference for those suffering from this awful disease.