BAIS - Beneficiaries Advocacy & Information Service

BAIS was established in 1990 by a group of women on the Domestic Purposes Benefit (DPB) who saw a need for a non profit community agency to support those on benefits and/or low incomes. The aim was to facilitate the community's ability to access information and support when dealing with Work & Income NZ (WINZ) and the Inland Revenue Department (IRD).

How it works

Rewardhub lets you earn free donations for us whenever you shop online, without costing you a cent

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1. Join Rewardhub

Sign up to support our page. It's free, quick and easy

Shop

2. Start shopping

Browse 100+ brands, click out to shop as normal, enjoy usual prices and special offers

Donate

3. Earn free donations

Shops donate a percentage of your spend to us to say thanks, it doesn't cost you a cent more

1.5%

Bookabach

Now's the time to discover NZ.

$35

AMI Insurance

Caring for Kiwis since 1926.

5%

Thin Lizzy

Embrace the beauty in you.

5%

MYM Beauty

Bringing Kiwis the best in beauty.

5%

Wine Central

Great selection of wines, plus beer and liqour.

5%

Molly Woppy

Hand-made artisan Kiwi baking with a unique twist.

$1.00

Opinion Compare

Answer questions, earn rewards.

2%

Etsy

Hand made goods marketplace.

10%

Fablab Official

New Zealand's #1 clay based exfoliator.

4%

Healthpost

5,000+ healthy and beauty products shipped free.

5%

EziBuy

NZ's number one women's fashion and homeware store.

4%

TheMarket NZ

New Zealand's top online shopping destination.
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Frequently asked questions

Fundraising for free sounds too good to be true, right? We know what you’re thinking: Where’s the catch? Here we unpack how Rewardhub works.

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How does Rewardhub work?
Rewardhub is a free and easy way to support good causes whenever you’re shopping online, and it doesn’t cost you a cent. When you visit the Rewardhub page for the cause you care about you’ll find 100+ online shops. When you click to any of them and shop as normal, those shops will donate a percentage of your spend to the cause you support, as a way of saying thanks.
Who can I raise money for?
You can raise money for charities, clubs, schools, churches, community groups, personal challenges or any other good cause that is listing on Rewardhub. If you cannot find the cause you care about, you can invite them to join (its free for them too). If you have a good cause that you would like to list on Rewardhub simply click add a cause on the top right.
So its free for me and the cause?
Yep, it costs you nothing. When you start your online shopping from the Rewardhub page of the cause you care about, the donations made to the cause come from the brands, not you. When you click to a shop you pay the normal prices, what’s more, you will even find exclusive offers on Rewardhub that let you save while you raise.
Where do the donations come from?
The donations come from businesses, and for them it's simply a marketing cost. Right now Kiwi businesses spend $1 billion on digital advertising, with most of it going to Google and Facebook. When more shoppers and causes use Rewardhub brands are able to move some money away from Facebook and Google, and into supporting the community.
How do shops know who to pay?
All links on the Rewardhub platform are tracked so the shops know which cause page supporters clicked from
How do I list my cause on Rewardhub?
That’s super easy. Just click on Add a cause at the bottom of the website, add a few details and you’ll be ready to go within 24 hours with your own branded marketplace where you earn donations from all online shopping that starts from your page.
When will my cause receive its donation?
Causes get paid once each quarter by bank transfer. Shoppers that sign up to the platform will be able to keep track of the donations that Rewardhub brands have made on their behalf. Causes also have dashboards where they can keep track of donations owed to them.
How does Rewardhub make money?
Rewardhub is a social enterprise and aims to sustainably fund its operations through wider relationships with advertisers. When we sign up advertisers onto the platform, before setting the donation rates, we set aside a percentage of spend which is just (hopefully, fingers crossed) enough to cover the usual costs of running a business like marketing, tech, legal, etc.

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