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The Directors Announce a Total of $4,624,319 Gifted to the Community for the Year 2012–2013 The Directors announce a total of $4,624,319 gifted to the community for the year 2012–2013. This represents 46.58% of revenue … Minimum requirement 37.12%. Approved and Paid Grants 2012 – 2013 Volunteer Army Foundation $10,000.00 North Canterbury Dive Club Inc $9,749.00 Stoke Bowling Club Incorporated $5,000.00 Hinemoa Kaiapoi Hockey Club Inc $939.00 Nelson Women’s & Children’s Refuge Service $8,454.00 Asia NZ Foundation $6,758.00 West Melton Rugby Football Club Inc $4,200.00 Richmond Group Riding for the Disabled $3,000.00 Christchurch Netball Centre Incorporated $30,000.00 Lifeline Christchurch $5,000.00 Sockburn School $3,000.00 Sydenham Rugby Football Club $6,434.00 Canterbury (NZ) Croquet Association Inc $4,000.00 Elim Christian Centre Nelson Trust $5,000.00 Lifestart Society Inc $1,495.00 Lyttelton Rugby Club Incorporated $1,345.00 Father and Child Trust $5,000.00 Burnside Rowing Incorporated $4,736.00 NZ Conservation Trust $3,000.00 Hoon Hay Netball Club $3,000.00 The Court Theatre Trust $25,000.00 Nelson Cricket Association Inc $5,000.00 Christchurch HS Old Boys - RFC $5,343.00 Glenmark RFC $1,855.00 Woolston Brass Incorporated $30,000.00 Mainland Cycling Limited $15,000.00 Rangiora Southbrook Saracens RFC $5,783.00 Christchurch Symphony Trust $5,000.00 Canterbury Branch of Royal NZ SPCA Inc $35,000.00 Lancaster Park Cricket Club Inc $8,000.00 R13 Trust - Northern Steps $6,375.00 Cycling New Zealand Canterbury Incorporated $3,253.00 Belfast Rugby Football Club $55,000.00 Bowls Hornby Inc $2,240.00 Nelson Rugby Football Club $2,400.00 Early Childhood Resource Centre (Christchurch) Tennis Canterbury Region Incorporated $30,000.00 Christchurch Football Squash Club $4,740.00 Make-A-Wish Foundation of NZ Trust $9,000.00 Incorporated $1,632.00 Canterbury Hockey Association Inc $40,000.00 Touch Canterbury Incorporated $5,000.00 Stage Challenge Foundation $2,500.00 Christchurch Girls High School $3,500.00 Canterbury Boxing Association $18,500.00 Canterbury Area Pony Club Incorporated $5,000.00 Stoke Rugby Football Club $7,858.00 Mainland Cycling Limited $3,733.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $9,574.00 St Bede’s College $5,000.00 St Margaret’s College $609.00 Waimakariri Arts Trust $3,343.00 Canterbury Artificial Surfaces Trust $50,000.00 Eclipse Under 16 Marching Team $500.00 Canterbury Water Polo Board $601.00 Canterbury Regional Cricket Umpires and Scorers Bowls Canterbury Incorporated $38,000.00 The Willows Cricket Club $2,750.00 Sheffield Rugby Club $357.00 Association Inc $1,739.00 Canterbury Australian Football League $3,000.00 Hanmer Springs Forest Camp Trust $9,565.00 Deaf Indoor Bowls Canterbury $755.00 Kaiapoi Promotion Association Inc $3,478.00 0800 Hungry Ministries Trust $3,000.00 Southbridge Rugby Football Club $4,634.00 Woodend Bowling Club Inc $1,840.00 Garin College $800.00 Wharenui Amateur Swim Club Inc $5,000.00 Muscular Dystrophy Association of Canterbury $2,140.00 Burnside Rugby Football Club Inc $8,950.00 Eastern Volleyball Club $1,060.00 Amuri Rams Golden Oldies Rugby Club $4,090.00 Canteen - Nelson/Marlborough $6,000.00 Belfast Rugby Football Club $5,487.00 St Albans School $1,073.00 Canterbury Rugby Football League Incorporated $5,495.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $5,550.00 Banks Peninsula Rugby Football Club $1,864.00 Bowls Hornby Inc $1,723.00 Kaiapoi Park Trustees $14,300.00 Weka Pass Railway Inc $6,000.00 Christchurch Football Club Inc $9,604.00 Rainbow Sports Club Incorporated $4,560.00 Papanui High School $3,500.00 Christchurch Netball Centre Incorporated $37,500.00 Netball Mainland Zone Inc $20,000.00 The Nelson Ark Trust Board $5,000.00 Cansail Charitable Trust $3,000.00 Arthritis Foundation of NZ $5,000.00 Burnside High School $4,000.00 New Zealand Wheelchair Rugby $2,000.00 Hurunui RFC $1,430.00 Endometriosis New Zealand $10,000.00 Canterbury Indoor Bowls Association $1,334.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $17,000.00 Papanui Youth Development Trust $2,500.00 Waitikiri Golf Club $15,000.00 Christchurch Boys’ High School $2,500.00 Sheffield Rugby Club $350.00 Cycling New Zealand Canterbury Incorporated $5,000.00 Richmond Keas Softball Club $3,000.00 Amberley Rugby Football Club $1,790.00 Pregnancy Help Inc - Canterbury $3,000.00 Canterbury Community Sailing Trust $3,000.00 Caring for Carers $5,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $18,018.00 Shirley Toy Library Incorporated $1,200.00 Dance Canterbury $1,800.00 New Brighton Rugby Football Club $4,221.00 Suburbs Rugby Football Club $2,325.00 Touch Canterbury Incorporated $4,000.00 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust $877.00 Special Olympics NZ $6,000.00 Amberley Rugby Football Club $1,503.00 Swimming Nelson Marlborough Incorporated $850.00 Banks Peninsula Rugby Football Club $1,480.00 Lincoln Community Toy Library $1,943.00 Canterbury Provincial Fire Brigades Association $3,500.00 Hornby High School $4,951.00 Canterbury Softball Association Inc $40,000.00 Swimming Canterbury West Coast $35,450.00 Kaiapoi Rugby Football Club $5,020.00 Our Lady of Fatima School $2,000.00 Papanui Community Toy Library $598.00 Waimea College Board of Trustees $600.00 New Zealand Schools Debating Council Incorporated $1,040.00 Burnside West Christchurch University Cricket Club Inc $2,500.00 Canterbury Asthma Society $1,512.00 Hohepa Canterbury $2,782.00 Sexual Abuse Support & Healing (sash-nelson) Inc $1,990.00 Rangiora Cricket Club $2,000.00 Bone Marrow Cancer Trust $10,000.00 Adult Learning Support Nelson Ltd $12,000.00 Marist Albion Rugby Club Inc $10,582.00 Christchurch Bridge Club Incorporated $4,817.00 University of Canterbury RFC $2,440.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $14,510.00 LU Combined Sports Association Incorporated - Rugby $1,320.00 Saxton Velodrome Trust $10,000.00 Lyttelton Rugby Club Incorporated $1,425.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Christchurch $15,000.00 Selwyn Rugby Football Club $941.00 Waimea Old Boys Rugby Football Club Inc. $10,000.00 Anlglican Parish of St Chads Linwood $2,500.00 Kidsfirst Kindergarten Wigram $2,394.00 Rollerland Roller Sports South Island $332.00 Jubilate Singers Inc $1,267.00 Jacks Netball Club $1,928.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $727,363.00 Canterbury Rugby Football League Incorporated $3,000.00 Canterbury Rugby Football League Incorporated $21,128.00 Addington.Net $2,691.00 Alzheimers Society Nelson Inc $9,968.00 University of Canterbury RFC $3,750.00 North Canterbury Academy of Music $1,094.00 Stoke Nayland Cricket Club $9,976.00 Queenspark School $4,900.00 Springston Rugby Football Club $2,782.00 Sumner Rugby Football Club Inc $4,180.00 New Brighton Community Gardens $833.00 Rallies and Trials Enthuasiasts Club NZ $719.00 Hornby Hockey Club $1,033.00 Christchurch Boys’ High School $2,000.00 North Canterbury Cricket Association $3,000.00 Canterbury West Coast Sports Trust $30,000.00 180 Degrees Trust $5,000.00 Rock Quest Charitable Trust $3,500.00 Eastside Canterbury Sport and Culture Club Incorporated $2,843.00 Soccer Nelson $3,000.00 Darfield Rugby Football Club $2,170.00 Christchurch Football Squash Club $6,000.00 Athletics Canterbury Inc. $3,480.00 Aquagym Swim Club Incorporated $9,360.00 Kirwee Rugby Football Club $3,084.00 Nelson Bays Volleyball Association Incorporated $6,800.00 Ngawhatu Bowling Club Inc $2,500.00 Mainland Football $50,000.00 New Zealand Bluelight Ventures Incorporated $1,424.00 LU Combined Sports Association Incorporated - Rugby $1,320.00 Kaiapoi Tennis Club Incorporated $3,130.00 Sydenham Rugby Football Club $7,498.00 Ohoka Rugby Football Club $3,910.00 Nelson Basketball Association (Inc) $7,000.00 180 Degrees Trust $5,000.00 Papanui High School $7,123.00 The Order Of St John South Island Region $75,000.00 New Zealand Bluelight Ventures Incorporated $2,300.00 Rock Quest Charitable Trust $2,400.00 Western Association Football Club Inc $2,000.00 Deaf Society of Canterbury $3,125.00 Nelson Cricket Association Inc $10,000.00 Nelsun City Underwater Hockey Club Inc $7,000.00 Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus $3,500.00 Rangiora Netball Club $920.00 Christchurch Metropolitan Highland Pipe Band (Inc) $2,915.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $32,000.00 The Art & Industry Biennial Trust $12,600.00 Rolleston Rugby Football Club $4,104.00 Rolleston Rugby Football Club $4,855.00 LifeLine New Zealand $5,000.00 University of Canterbury Drama Society $1,186.00 Dunsandel Irwell RFC $1,856.00 Bowls Canterbury Incorporated $2,000.00 Christchurch Garden City Trust $7,500.00 Pegasus Cycling Inc $2,397.00 Nelson Basketball Association (Inc) $5,500.00 Diamond Harbour RFC $444.00 Cure Boating Club $5,000.00 Treasure Trove Trust $2,200.00 A Town Boxing Gym Inc $3,000.00 North Canterbury Alpine Trust $10,000.00 Woodford Glen Speedway Association Inc. $6,000.00 Tasman Rugby Union Incorporated $39,409.00 Eastern Volleyball Club $2,040.00 Diamond Harbour RFC $505.00 Nelson Cricket Association Inc $6,436.00 Stoke Nayland Cricket Club $2,002.00 Lincoln Rugby Football Club $2,282.00 Lincoln Rugby Football Club $2,942.00 Women’s Centre Incorporated $595.00 Diabetes Christchurch Incorporated $10,000.00 Christchurch Boys’ High School $3,123.00 Supreme Show Dog and Puppy Contest Inc $310.00 Canterbury Volleyball Association $3,800.00 The Balmoral Club Inc $1,200.00 Hornby Rugby Football Club Inc $3,540.00 Canterbury Country Cricket Association $5,000.00 Koru Care (Christchurch) Charitable Trust $1,186.00 Canterbury Rugby Football Union Inc $34,908.00 Hanmer Springs Netball Club $1,945.00 Bone Marrow Cancer Trust $3,950.00 Christchurch City Chorus of Sweet Adelines International South Island
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