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The Starship mobile recycling scheme run by competitors Telecom, Vodafone, Telstra Clear and 2degrees picked up top award at the Robin Hood Social Hero Awards 2010
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New Zealand has one charity for every 172 Kiwis. That compares to one charity for every 297 Brits or 446 Australians.
Failure is an important part of learning, yet few of us do more than rush to put our failures behind us. Admitting Failure is a new site that aims to help charities around the globe share, reflect upon and learn from the mistakes they've made.
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We're thrilled to announce that we will back one significant project per annum that creates new revenue for eth social sector. This shifts our role from being facilitators of social partnerships and collaborations to one of backing social entrepreneurism.
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The Foundation is well served by a Board comprising a 'who's who' of top corporate, and non-profit leadership.
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1.5 million New Zealanders are part of a growing global trend that is seeing consumers taking an increasing interest in how companies are behaving socially, environmentally and culturally.
“Consumers who Care” form an attractive and challenging marketing proposition: they will actively support companies that are making a positive difference in society.
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Goldman Sachs JBWere, NZX and Robin Hood have joined together to create a means for unwanted shares to benefit charities in New Zealand.
Most people are only too happy to gift small, otherwise unmanageable shares to charity if there is any easy way. Find out how easy it is now visit:
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Gooder.. & Gooder
Now available is the second, expanded edition of our walkthrough for those about to engage in social responsibility partnerships.
DOWNLOAD a preview pdf (5MB)
ORDER a bound hardcopy version.
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DINEAID PHENOMENON LAUNCHES IN NZ
In its 2nd year DineAid has raised $70k for New Zealands City Missions....by diners adding only $2 to their table bill over the Christmas period.
A toast to all the restaurateurs who made this possible - and Robin Hood for its support in getting this initiative off the ground "said Mark Gregory DineAids founder.
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enabling 150,000 to fight illiteracy, brightening the day for 75,000 kids in day care, helping protect 40,000 breasts from cancer, developing txt mobile for the blind, inspiring 20,000 employees to volunteer, self confidence for 40,000 teenagers, funding counseling to 470 young people a day, media technology for 5000 pre-schoolers, helping save 9000 lives at sea.
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