New Zealand Lottery Grants Board Distribution of Funds
New Zealand Lottery Grants Board Distribution of Funds
New Zealand Lottery Grants Board Distribution of Funds
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Minister’s Discretionary Fund<br />
GREEN LIGHT FOR<br />
OPUNAKE VOLUNTEER<br />
FIRE BRIGADE<br />
Thanks to a grant <strong>of</strong> $14,371 from the<br />
Minister’s Discretionary Fund, the Opunake<br />
Volunteer Fire Brigade and its Fire Police<br />
Unit can now respond to emergencies much<br />
more effectively.<br />
When their 1982 van proved too old and tired<br />
to transport the fire crew and their equipment<br />
around southern Taranaki, the volunteer<br />
firefighters decided they needed an upgrade.<br />
Recipient Amount Recipient Amount Recipient Amount<br />
Adam Buckingham $4,705<br />
Alzheimers NZ $2,349<br />
Alzheimers NZ $3,773<br />
Andrew Phillips $8,612<br />
Anne Bonsall $1,600<br />
Antanella Leanne Lloyd<br />
Associated NZ Myalgic Encephalopathy<br />
$900<br />
Soc Inc $4,259<br />
Athenree Volunteer Fire Brigade $6,000<br />
Beginning Experience Wellington $4,742<br />
Bernadette Papa $3,477<br />
Bernadette Shahtahmasebi (nee Cassidy) $5,450<br />
Catherine Bronnimann $3,757<br />
Chris Paulin $5,130<br />
Christchurch Early Intervention Trust $8,500<br />
Dairy Women’s Network $7,561<br />
Darnelle Timbs $3,832<br />
Deaf Aotearoa NZ Inc $4,276<br />
DEBRA NZ $5,430<br />
Denise Astill $6,628<br />
Development Resource Centre $1,938<br />
Dress For Success Wellington Inc $3,054<br />
Families Action Support Team $5,989<br />
Family Attachment Base Safe (FABS) $2,945<br />
Fertility NZ National Inc $909<br />
Gifted Education Centre $4,012<br />
Gisborne SPCA Inc $6,500<br />
Grant Wattie $2,700<br />
Greyhound Adoption Programme Trust $5,800<br />
<strong>Lottery</strong> <strong>Grants</strong> Record 2008–2009<br />
They worked hard for over two years to raise<br />
funds for a new Toyota Hiace van. They<br />
held wood chopping competitions, carried<br />
out security work, sold and installed smoke<br />
alarms, and generally received great support<br />
from their community.<br />
The entire community is represented in the<br />
Fire Brigade, which numbers 31 (including<br />
five women) ranging from high school<br />
students to a Volunteer Fire Brigade veteran<br />
<strong>of</strong> 49 years standing.<br />
They are a busy unit, with call-outs to<br />
fires, motor vehicle accidents, assisting<br />
Hauiti Hakopa $1,557<br />
He Oranga Mo Nga Uri Tuku Iho Trust $11,310<br />
Huntington’s Disease Assn (Auckland) Inc $1,500<br />
Irene Parker $5,217<br />
Jacqui Taylor $720<br />
Jessica Trask $1,859<br />
Jonathan and Sivao Winther $4,659<br />
Judith Moxon $3,872<br />
Kate D’Anvers $1,511<br />
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower Trust $5,280<br />
LifeLine NZ $1,922<br />
Lifestyle Trust $6,614<br />
Margaret Fraser $3,000<br />
Martine Abel-Williamson $4,100<br />
Michelle Johnson $3,600<br />
Motueka Volunteer Rural Fire Force $6,000<br />
Murray Fletcher $4,327<br />
Muscular Dystrophy Assn <strong>of</strong> NZ Inc $2,734<br />
Muscular Dystrophy Assn <strong>of</strong> NZ Inc $10,000<br />
Nathan Foote $3,477<br />
Nayland French Trip $4,500<br />
Nicola Coom<br />
NZ Aotearoa Adolescent Health and<br />
$1,690<br />
Development $6,985<br />
NZ Assn for Gifted Children $6,125<br />
NZ Council <strong>of</strong> Social Services $2,611<br />
NZ Down Syndrome Assn $9,810<br />
NZ Riding for the Disabled Assn Inc $10,265<br />
Onemana Voluntary Rural Fire Force $6,000<br />
ambulances, floods and tornadoes, and<br />
search and rescues. The Fire Police Unit<br />
provides vital assistance in looking after<br />
traffic control, setting up auxiliary lighting and<br />
carrying extra rescue equipment.<br />
The grant means the Brigade has been able<br />
to put in additional seating and buy a tote<br />
trailer so they can take all their equipment<br />
in one trip. They used to have to make two<br />
trips, which made their response slower and<br />
far less effective.<br />
Opunake Fire Brigade $14,371<br />
Osteoporosis NZ Inc $1,122<br />
Raukura Hauora O Tainui Waikato Nurses $4,588<br />
Rhonda Robertson $4,768<br />
Rick McGovern-Wilson<br />
Rotorua Soc for the Prevention <strong>of</strong> Cruelty<br />
$6,472<br />
to Animals Inc $5,858<br />
Roy Nye $2,000<br />
Safer Homes in NZ Everyday Inc $3,959<br />
Sally Hetherington $2,559<br />
Sharne-Ngahuia Murphy $7,890<br />
Shona Sam $3,477<br />
Sign Language Interpreters Assn <strong>of</strong> NZ<br />
South Taranaki Royal Soc for the<br />
$4,136<br />
Prevention <strong>of</strong> Cruelty to Animals Inc $5,809<br />
SPELD NZ Inc – National Office<br />
Stillbirth and <strong>New</strong>born Death Support<br />
$4,800<br />
NZ Inc $4,116<br />
Susan Anderson $5,243<br />
Sustainability Trust<br />
Te Kupenga Whakaoti Mahi Patunga /<br />
National Network <strong>of</strong> Stopping Violence<br />
$2,500<br />
Services $4,483<br />
Te Ora Hou Hawke’s Bay Inc<br />
Te Runanga O Turanganui A Kiwa –<br />
$3,334<br />
Turanga Ararau $2,516<br />
Toni Anderson $1,511<br />
Vaishali Mona Verma $3,926<br />
Volunteer Wellington $3,786<br />
Volunteering Otago $1,830<br />
WaterSafe Auckland Inc $4,466<br />
Specialist Committees 11
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