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2012. This Represents 44.07% of Revenue … Ph (03) 327 8008 (03) 3810330 6 Inwoods Road, Parklands Charges in the Form Ph (03) 383 0417 Minimum Requirement 37.12% The Directors announce a total of $4.93 million gifted to the community for the year 2011– $4.1 million was paid in government 67 Williams Street, Kaiapoi 111 Keighleys Rd, Bromley, Christchurch 2012. This represents 44.07% of revenue … Ph (03) 327 8008 (03) 3810330 6 Inwoods Road, Parklands charges in the form Ph (03) 383 0417 Minimum requirement 37.12%. The Fitz Tui Clubrooms Corner Fitzgerald Avenue & Cashel Street of fees, tax, duty Christchurch Ph (03) 963 1766 and levies. Approved and Paid Grants 1st August 2011 – 31st July 2012 Equestrian Hotel 15 Main North Road, Papanui 6 Tower St, Hornby Bowls Canterbury $23,400.00 Canterbury Softball Association Inc $40,000.00 Burnside High School $5,000.00 Christchurch Boys’ High School $3,500.00 Ph (03) 352 3257 Ph (03) 349-6104 Belfast Rugby Football Club $65,000.00 Adult Learning Support Nelson Ltd $4,000.00 Glenmark RFC $2,410.00 Nelson Cricket Association $3,000.00 228 Songer St, Stoke, Nelson Hanmer Events Ltd $5,000.00 Riwaka Cricket Club $2,402.00 Christchurch Boys’ High School $2,000.00 Nelson Cricket Association $6,500.00 Ph (03) 547 7791 Deaf Society of Canterbury $2,900.00 Rangi Ruru Girls School $6,000.00 Birthright (Christchurch) Inc $2,000.00 Parafed Canterbury $6,149.00 Canterbury Tennis $50,000.00 Nelson Historic Theatre Trust $1,164.00 Marist Hockey Club $7,500.00 Marlborough Rowing Association $2,900.00 We would like to convey our Christchurch Netball Centre $20,000.00 Kirwee Rugby Football Club $1,730.00 Autism New Zealand Canterbury Branch $5,856.00 Child Cancer Foundation - Canterbury Region $12,000.00 Canterbury Softball Association Inc $30,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $17,972.00 Hurunui RFC $1,428.00 Waikuku Youth Development Boxing Club $3,695.00 THE EMBANKMENT Woodend grateful thanks to the Mainland Canterbury Rowing Association $30,000.00 Avonside House Trust Incorpoated $2,046.00 Woodend RFC $2,837.00 Canterbury Rowing Association $8,333.00 Foundation for their generous Canterbury Rugby Football League Incorporated $13,000.00 New Brighton Rugby Football Club $2,480.00 Dunsandel Irwell RFC $2,330.00 Canterbury Primary Schools Sports Assn $25,520.00 TAVERN Hotel Woolston Brass $17,500.00 Christchurch Football Club $9,226.00 Pioneers of Canterbury Senior Marching Team $500.00 Canterbury Primary Schools Sports Assn $7,570.00 181 Ferry Road, Linwood, Christchurch 282 Blenheim Road, Christchurch 2 Main North Road, Woodend 47 Amuri Avenue, Hanmer Springs grant. We very much appreciate Canterbury Hockey Association $39,600.00 Southern Districts Cricket Club $798.00 Parklands RFC $2,494.00 Christchurch Kidney Society Inc $811.00 Ph (03) 379 3760 Ph (03) 343 1520 Ph (03) 312 7011 Ph (03) 315 5133 Canterbury Rugby Football League Incorporated $4,986.00 Hohepa Canterbury $1,949.00 ICE Trampoline Sports $5,000.00 Life Education Trust Nelson/Tasman $1,290.00 this recognition of the work Marlborough Softball Association $3,500.00 Excellence in Sport - South Island $40,000.00 Bromley School $1,184.00 Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club $10,000.00 Nelson Basketball Association $7,000.00 Canterbury Country Cricket Association $5,000.00 Allenvale Special School $2,185.00 Amuri Area School Board of Trustees $1,500.00 that we carry out in the Eastern Volleyball Club $2,500.00 Canterbury West Coast Piping & Dancing Assn $1,000.00 Sheffield Rugby Club $576.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $6,000.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $32,000.00 Canteen - Nelson/Marlborough $5,000.00 Southern Zone Deaf Rugby Union $6,640.00 Pegasus Cycling Inc $963.00 community. Saxton Field Pavillion Charitable Trust $60,000.00 Otautahi Rugby Football Club $1,130.00 Your Studio Charitable Trust $2,600.00 Nelson Rowing Club $7,500.00 Lancaster Park Cricket Club $7,500.00 South New Brighton Tennis Club $2,000.00 Suburbs University Netball Club Inc $2,541.00 Foundation for Youth Development (FYD) Marlborough $10,000.00 Returned Grants 1st August 2011 – 31st July 2012 Mainland Football $50,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $9,270.00 Burnside West Christchurch University Cricket Club $4,594.00 Kaiapoi Park Trustees $5,521.00 Client Amount Client Amount Client Amount Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s Canterbury Netball Inc $20,000.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $30,947.00 Waimea College Board of Trustees $6,790.00 Christchurch Symphony Trust $10,000.00 Saxton Field Pavillion Charitable Trust $20,000.00 The Riccarton and Scottish Society Pipe Band Incorporated $2,000.00 Inspire Foundation $50,000.00 Papanui High School $3,184.00 Canterbury Hockey Association $6.09 Waimea College Board of Trustees $962.62 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $122.00 Society of Canterbury (Inc) Rarangi Fire Fighters $1,750.00 New Zealand Bluelight Ventures Incorporated $3,500.00 Marian College $4,000.00 Hanmer Springs Mountain Bike Club $10,000.00 Waimea College Board of Trustees $400.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $16,610.00 Nelson Basketball Association $2,992.35 Special Olympics Canterbury $1,750.00 Southern Zone Deaf Rugby Union $2,050.00 Sexual Abuse Support & Healing (sash-nelson) Inc $2,000.00 Nelson College $6,922.00 Deaf Indoor Bowls Canterbury $74.00 Canterbury Primary Schools Sports Assn $4,171.84 Rivendell Respite Trust $912.39 Christchurch Bridge Club $4,000.00 Southbridge Rugby Football Club $7,500.00 Christchurch Netball Centre $3,521.00 The Order Of St John South Island Region $51,590.00 Roncalli College $102.65 Stoke Rugby Football Club $906.08 Russley Playcentre $266.19 Weedons Country Club $7,500.00 Linwood Rugby Football Club $4,820.00 Home and Family - Christchurch $1,615.00 Pioneers Under 16 Marching Team $500.00 Rolleston Rugby Football Club $1,521.85 NZ Wheelchair Rugby $2,000.00 Rangiora Southbrook Saracens RFC $2,515.53 Sydenham Rugby Football Club $6,549.00 Outward Bound Trust of New Zealand $869.56 Waitikiri Golf Club $10,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $18,948.00 Stoke Rugby Football Club $66.62 QEII Swim Club $347.82 Showjumping Canterbury $16.54 You’ve made our day! Thanks Dance & Physical Theatre Trust $3,000.00 Tasman Centre Children’s Athletics $8,860.00 Marist Albion Rugby Club Inc $4,440.00 Marlborough Rugby Referees’ Association $4,767.00 Marlborough Girls College $1,322.00 Christchurch Suburban Cricket Association $5,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $8,000.00 180 Degrees Trust $7,000.00 Waikuku Youth Development Boxing Club $468.83 Allenvale Special School $178.73 Pegasus Cycling Inc $376.14 so much for the support of the Arthritis Foundation of NZ $5,000.00 Waimakariri United Football Club $887.00 Nelson College $7,408.00 Nelson College $3,900.00 Asia NZ Foundation $3,000.00 Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter Trust $1,624.79 Dunsandel Irwell RFC $1.30 Ferrymead Bays Football Club Inc $4,000.00 Christchurch Women’s Refuge $18,000.00 Christchurch Indian Sports Club $2,000.00 Windsor Primary School $2,000.00 Simply the Breast Dragon Boat Team $1,000.00 Waihora Rugby Football Club $21.14 Southern Zone Deaf Rugby Union $2,137.75 Mainland Foundation. This Canterbury West Coast Sports Trust $50,000.00 Christchurch HS Old Boys - RFC $4,470.00 Dance & Physical Theatre Trust $5,767.00 Hornby United AFC $2,000.00 Nelson College $72.96 Nelson College for Girls $2,000.00 Waimea College Board of Trustees $1,850.87 Canterbury Basketball Association $50,000.00 Nelson Bays Touch Association $5,000.00 Nelson Basketball Association $7,500.00 Burnside Rugby Football Club $8,620.00 Christchurch Girls High School $213.00 Canterbury Caledonian Society Pipe Band $97.80 Cobham Intermediate School $2.90 grant makes a real difference Child Cancer Foundation - Canterbury Region $10,000.00 Whenua Iti Trust $3,500.00 Christchurch Primary Schools Cultural Festival Trust $5,000.00 Jubilate Singers Inc $1,995.00 Southbridge Rugby Football Club $1,923.00 LifeLine New Zealand Christchurch $5,000.00 T.S Cornwell Unit Branch of Sea Cadet Association NZ $4,680.00 Canterbury Mens & Mixed Netball Association $2,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $2,300.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $1,223.83 Eastern Volleyball Club $444.00 to the CSO. Canterbury Primary Schools Sports Assn $1,840.00 Blenheim Early Childhood Centre $6,337.00 Life Education Trust - Marlborough $3,729.00 Kaiapoi Softball Club $7,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $674.78 Cystic Fibrosis Association of New Zealand $639.00 Mainland Ice Racing Club $120.00 Bamford School $6,000.00 Tramway Historical Society $3,290.00 Stoke - Nayland Cricket Club $14,252.00 Tramway Historical Society $2,500.00 Nelson Bays Touch Association $1,750.00 Blenheim Bowling Club $339.13 North Canterbury Cycling $246.00 Nelson Basketball Association $3,000.00 World Buskers Festival Trust $10,000.00 Woodend Bowling Club Inc $1,000.00 Christchurch Football Club $2,000.00 Nelson Bays Touch Association $790.00 Burwood School $20.00 Parafed Canterbury $6,149.00 Christchurch Symphony Orchestra Mainland Cycling $4,573.00 Christchurch International Jazz Festival Trust $7,700.00 Nelson United Softball Club $2,147.00 Philatelic Youth Council of NZ Inc $400.00 Birthright (Christchurch) Inc $1.33 Canterbury Water Polo Board $1,539.74 Community and Youth Development Trust $1,435.00 Nelson Bays Youth Teams Racing $2,000.00 Parklands Bowling Club $3,865.00 Burnside High School $3,000.00 Art of Living Foundation of New Zealand $4,107.00 Christchurch Bridge Club $3,630.00 Wairau Tae Kwon Do Club $324.72 Deaf Society of Canterbury $510.00 Kaiapoi BMX Club $10,000.00 Endometriosis NZ $10,000.00 Richmond Group Riding
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