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Dunedin Lend A Hand West Coast Lend A Hand
Snowtown Lend A Hand Central Otago Lend A Hand
The TrustPower Lend A Hand Foundation has been set up in Dunedin, the West Coast and Snowtown, Australia, to assist small charitable organisations and individuals in those communities.
The Foundation is set up in conjunction with the Rotary Clubs of Hokitika, Greymouth and Buller on the West Coast, with the Malcam Charitable Trust and the St Kilda Rotary Club in Dunedin and the Snowtown Lions Club in Snowtown . The support given to groups is through funding, mentoring or through the provision of goods or services.
Other businesses are able to become TrustPower Lend a Hand Foundation supporters by either donating money, or providing goods or services. Businesses can give as much or as little as they like - every small contribution makes a difference. Many businesses have already signed up to the benefits of being a Lend A Hand Foundation business supporter. For more information on how to become a supporter of the Foundation contact Pip at TrustPower on 0800 87 11 11 or just click here.
For an Application Form for the TrustPower Lend A Hand Foundation please contact one of the Foundation's business supporters in the region in which you are applying for funding. See below for a list of business supporters.
Dunedin Lend A HandThe TrustPower Dunedin Lend A Hand Foundation, the first Lend A Hand Foundation, was set up in 2004. Below is a list of the Foundation's business supporters:
Some of the people who have benefited from the TrustPower Dunedin Lend A Hand Foundation include; 59 schools in the area recieving 15,000 free tickets to the Cadbury Jaffa Race, Kaikorai Valley College which was fundraising for special learning classes and Logan Park High School who were sending students to a business programme in the North Island. |
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West Coast Lend A HandThe TrustPower West Coast Lend A Hand Foundation was launched in February 2009 in conjunction with the Rotary Clubs of Westport, Hokitika and Greymouth. Below is a list of the Foundation's business supporters:
The West Coast Family and Children’s Trust has wound up, with the Trust donating $16,000 to the Lend a Hand Foundation. Since its launch the TrustPower West Coast Lend A Hand Foundation has given out more than $20,000 worth of grants. Some of the recipients include Hokitika SPCA, which is fundraising for a new building; Westport Soccer Club, for new club strip and equipment; Sarah McQuade, a Girl Guide leader requiring funds for an Outward Bound course; Soroptimist International of Westland, funding for an anti-bullying course for girls; and Westport Playcentre, funds for a stereo for music and movement classes. |
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Snowtown Lend A HandThe TrustPower Snowtown Lend A Hand Foundation is still in its early stages and has the following business support:
The TrustPower Snowtown Lend A Hand Foundation has also given out its first round of grants. Some of the recipients include: Snowtown Bowling Club for non-slip paint; Brinkworth History Group for display shelving; and Snowtown Kindergarten for a shade cover, Snowtown Christmas Carnival, Kadina School (for a Broughton Youth to sail on "One and All" training ship, Brinkworth Bowling Club, Snowtown Playgroup, Snowtown Card Club, Art teaching in District Schools. |
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Central Otago Lend A HandThe TrustPower Central Otago Lend A Hand Foundation was launched on Thursday 4 March 2010 at a ceremony at the Central Stories Museum and Art Gallery, Alexandra. The Foundation is being run in conjunction with the Rotary Clubs of Alexandra, Cromwell and Roxburgh. Below is a list of the Foundation's business supporters:
Some of the first recipients of support from the TrustPower Central Otago Lend A Hand Foundation include:
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