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A group of young Aucklanders took to the streets on a rainy Friday night with the challenge of performing 100 random acts of kindness, by 100 young people in 100 minutes, in honour of Random Acts of Kindness Day – recognised in New Zealand annually on 1st September.
The Road Transport Industry on show and open to the public. For one day only.Over 80 trade displays will be showing off the latest in Technology, Supplies, and Services. Outside on the Tarmac new trucks and trailers and over 250 working trucks on show at the show & shine. From the Big Rigs to Vintage trucks. Learn about sharing the road safely when you are on a cycle. Find out about Career Opportunities and Qualifications.Its all happening on one day. All donations go to Ronald McDonald House and Child Cancer Canterbury.
The Auckland Women’s Centre is hosting a fundraising film evening at 7pm on Sunday 10 August 2014, at the Capitol Cinema in Balmoral, Auckland. While all details have been confirmed, the film itself remains a secret.
The latest charity drive from cmb, encouraging Kiwi’s to face up to the reality of children living with disabilities in some of the world’s poorest countries has caught the attention of Kiwi favourites Shavaughn Ruakere and Antonia Prebble.
House of Travel Taranaki owner operator Dave Churchman, and his six staff have formed a Relay for Life team to raise money for the Cancer Society.
26 March is International Purple Day for epilepsy, and Epilepsy New Zealand is doing its bit to ensure the day is celebrated proudly for all those with the condition, an estimated 90,000 people in New Zealand.
Helen Clark, former Prime Minister, currently Administrator of the United Nations Development Program and muted to be the next and first female United Nations General Secretary after Ban ki Moon, took time out of her busy international schedule for a private meeting with Rotarian Adrian Brewer, CEO of the Isle of Wight based International charity The RoTB Trust.
This project provides all children at these schools with freshly made soup and bread for lunch over eight days during term 3, totaling almost 10,000 lunches. It’s Feed the Need’s first step in finding a way to provide all children in a school with warming, nutritious lunch during the colder months.
Coffee Supreme rallies behind the Autism Intervention Trust with all proceeds going to help fund a unique Holiday programme for children with Autism in Wellington.
Auckland Radio Station Locks up two Celebrity DJs for 8 days to raise funds for StarShip Foundation. Thousands of people are viewing this Radio Reality show online and listening to the two Popular Radio DJS living life with no contact with the outside world.
A group of Manurewa High School Students have braved the Lion Foundation’s Dragons Den to help raise funds for Harold & The Life Education Trust
Auckland’s homeless gathered at Auckland City Mission today for a cooked BBQ breakfast and a free pair of jeans to boot – as Volcom’s Give Jeans a Chance campaign came to its conclusion.
New shopping and auction site helps non-profits fundraise
Simon Hutchinson has been undertaking an epic challenge this year – all in the name of a cause that is very close to his heart. Simon has been cycling across the world to help raise funds for epilepsy – a neurological condition characterised by recurring seizures; one of the most common neurological conditions in the world – and has now arrived in New Zealand!
Domino’s has once again teamed up with KidsCan – providing $15k of funding to the charity as a result of their national Doughraiser.
Junior Chamber International (JCI) Auckland requests the pleasure of your company at the their official launch night which is being held at New Zealand’s best music and entertainment venue, Sale St on Tuesday, April 24th at 7pm.
JCI Christchurch Launches as Christchurch Rebuilds JCI Christchurch is a local chapter of Junior Chamber International (JCI); a worldwide non-profit organisation dedicated to giving young people between the ages of 18-40 personal and professional development opportunities and on the evening of April 20, it is officially coming to Christchurch.
Vicks Breathe for Life Project launches today as Kiwi celeb breathes life into battle against deadly disease. Well-known New Zealand personality Carly Flynn has announced her involvement in the initiative which sees the Procter & Gamble brand Vicks partner with Save the Children in a quest to reduce the number of child deaths from pneumonia.
Media mum urges others to join her in fight against global killer with the launch of the Vicks Breathe for Life Project. This initiative sees Procter & Gamble brand Vicks partner with Save the Children to reduce child deaths from pneumonia.
KidsCan and Domino’s pizza are teaming up to support underprivileged Kiwi kids with the first national Doughraiser. $1 from every pizza sold on April 16th will be donated to the charity.