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WE COULDN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOU $1,283,157.84 BACK TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY, 1 FEBRUARY TO 30 MAY 2021 Feilding Industrial Agricultural PN Marist Football Club $15,000.00 & Pastoral Association $2,915.00 Rivercity Boxing Club $12,480.00 THANKS Feilding United Association Sport Manawatu Charitable Football Club $27,546.32 Trust $50,000.00 PUBLICANS! Freyberg Old Boys Rugby Takaro Association Football During the past few Football Club $10,652.50 Club $10,200.00 Hockey Wanganui $34,600.00 Te Kaihau o Kupe Waka Ama $30,000.00 months, proceeds from Ice Breaker Aquatics $1,500.00 Te Kawau Swimming $12,300.00 NZCT gaming machines Kaierau Rugby Football Club $5,200.00 Wanganui Enterprises Trust $20,000.00 Kiwitea School $6,800.00 Wanganui Lightning United have benefited many local Manawatu Access Radio Inline Hockey Club $4,500.00 sporting and community Charitable Trust $5,442.87 Wanganui Pirates Rugby Manawatu Cricket Association $147,750.00 Football Club $3,898.26 groups, including: Manawatu Paraplegic & Wanganui Roller Sports $10,400.00 Physically Disabled Association $20,000.00 Wanganui Table Tennis Aramoho Bowling Club $4,000.00 Manawatu Regional Volleyball Association $13,000.00 Ashhurst School $3,481.58 Association $30,000.00 Wanganui Tennis Club $73,983.75 Athletics Manawatu Wanganui $2,060.00 Manawatu Rugby Union $75,000.00 Wanganui United Cricket Club $5,643.49 Bike Manawatu $10,000.00 Manawatu Wanganui Golf $40,000.00 Whanganui City College $6,260.86 Bowls Palmerston North $4,584.82 Marist Club PN $58,038.74 Whanganui Repertory Theatre $10,000.00 Cancer Society of NZ Central Massey University Football Whanganui Riverboat Restoration Districts Division $20,000.00 Club $15,000.00 and Navigation Trust $50,000.00 CCS Disability Action Netball Central Zone $249,516.17 Whanganui $1,500.00 Netball Whanganui $44,000.00 Collegians Womens Hockey Club $1,800.00 Palmerston North Athletic & Cullinane College $25,000.00 Harrier Club $4,910.00 Environmental White Water Parkinsons NZ $30,000.00 Park Trust $54,193.48 Philippine Central Association $20,000.00 MANAWATU WANGANUI So to our publicans, thank you. We couldn’t do it without you!.

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