Become a LegaSea Legend
For as little as $20 a month, you join a group of people who don’t just donate — they lead. LegaSea Legends get exclusive updates, a welcome pack, and the knowledge that they’re funding submissions, research and legal fights most Kiwis never see happen. Prefer a one-off gift? Every dollar still goes straight back into the work. Become a Legend here!

Become a Works Partner
Shane Jones’ fisheries reforms would let commercial gain win out over healthy stocks and public access, and we’re building an army of businesses to stop it. For $500 + GST a year, Works Partners get real recognition (plus a limited-edition signed print) for being part of the fight. Click here for more.

Building LegaSea
Fishing is practically wired into the construction industry’s DNA, and now the industry can put real weight behind it. Building Partners bring tradies and construction businesses together to fund LegaSea’s work protecting the fishery they head out on every weekend. Become a Building Partner.

Gold and Platinum Sponsorship
If your business relies on people getting out on the water – boats, tackle, marine gear – a healthy, abundant fishery isn’t just a cause, it’s core to your bottom line. Gold ($10,000+GST) and Platinum ($25,000+GST) Partners get premium brand recognition across LegaSea’s channels while backing the advocacy that keeps their customers fishing. Find out more here.

Guardians of the Sea Charitable Trust
For significant one off donations, you might consider donating through the Guardians of the Sea Trust. The Guardians mission is to achieve ‘more fish in the water’ through promoting excellence in sustainable management and to promote co-operation between all stakeholders in shared fisheries. They fund many important marine initiatives and have supported LegaSea many times. Find out more here or email us at [email protected] to discuss.

Donate to Kai Ika
Since 2016, The Kai Ika Project has turned fish heads, frames and offal that would’ve gone to waste into more than 600 tonnes of kai for families in South Auckland, Wellington and Hawke’s Bay. Support the cans-for-kai programme and help make sure no part of the catch goes to waste. Donate here.