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When you donate to ChildFund New Zealand you’re eligible for a 33% tax rebate. On the Supergenerous website you can easily claim your tax donation rebate, for the past four years, and redonate it to Childfund.
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AUCKLAND (8 September 2021) – This week, ChildFund New Zealand has announced that Francis Davy, Poohan Nathan, Jay Stead and Michele Teague have joined the organisation’s Board. This is in anticipation of an upcoming rotation of ChildFund New Zealand’s Board...
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The founder of new online social enterprise Chooza, is calling for Kiwis with lockdown time on their hands to raid their cupboards, clean out their garage and bring new life to unused or unwanted items – and sell them for a good cause.
At ChildFund, we are always looking for new ways to show our donors that we appreciate their incredibly generous support. Today, we are announcing that ChildFund is the first charity to officially join New Zealand's favourite rewards programme:Â AA Smartfuel.Â
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After 16 years in the role, Paul has decided to step down as the Chief Executive of ChildFund New Zealand.Â
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World Rugby has announced the appointment of international development agency ChildFund as the principal charity partner for Rugby World Cup 2021, playing in 2022, a first in the history of the premier women’s 15s event.
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Following a State of Emergency declared on 1 February 2021, mass protests began taking place throughout Myanmar.
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Just over USD$500 million (less than USD$1 per child and 0.9% of total development investments), went directly towards ending violence against children between 2017 and 2018 Over one billion children experience violence every year, costing world economies between USD$2 trillion to USD$7 trillion annually It is estimated that 85 million extra children are at risk...
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Many Non-Government Organisations in New Zealand are waiting for damage assessments so they make a decision on how to best support a response. However, there is already concern about whether Fijian authorities will soon also have to deal with large volumes of unsolicited goods being sent by the New Zealand public.
Sending stuff can do more harm than good.
ChildFund directs nearly $80 million to help stop spread of virus, provide nutrition and educational support, and prevent violence as countries around the globe continue to see a spike in cases
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