People who care
Every year a growing number of individuals, organisations and businesses partner with Geyser and invest in local communities across the Central North Island region with gifts that establish new funds or add to existing ones.
We are grateful to the following people who have made or pledged a gift through the Foundation, which will benefit our local communities year on year, forever:
Anonymous (12)
Anaru, Pita
Bannan and Jago, Ken and Penny
Bay of Plenty and Waikato Rural Support Trusts (Combined)
Bentley, Peter and Maggie
Big Brothers Big Sisters Rotorua
Bohm, Barbara
Bolton, Jan
Brewster, Roger and Elaine
Bright and Gray, Jeanne and Mike
Brown, Pat and Hilary
Burgess and Campbell, Annette and Jamie
Brynes, Ann and Chris
Chadwick, Steve
Cockburn, Colin
Comber, James and Gay
Cumming, Barbara and Fergus
Dean, Peter, Joan and Kay Reporoa Educational Trust
Deans, Colin and June
Dementia Lakes
de Vantier, John and Marie
Evans, Howard and Lynare
Fergusson-Hughes, Terry
Fraser, Family / Whanau of Ynys Fraser and Dr W Stanley Wallis
Gibson, Murray
Griffin, Roberta and Enid
Grumitt, Shirley and Barbara
Harold Holmes Trust
Holmes, Warrick and Betty
Hunt, Karen and Greg
Irvine, Kierin and Janette
Irvine, Mary
Ivory, Bernard
Jamieson and Mitchell, Linzi and Peter
John Paul College
Kaharoa Kokako Trust
Keaney, Judy
Kermode, Bill and PF Olsen Limited
Killerby, Paul
La Grouw, Joe and Jo-Anne
Legion of Frontiersmen H Troop Taupo
Life Education Trust Rotorua
MacLennan, Barbara
McDonald, Colin and Jenny
McEwan, Garry
McKenzie, Fraser and Dorothy
McNaughton, Anne
Millward, Sam
Molloy, Gabby
Moore, Patricia
Mowbray, Robert and Jacqueline
John Paul College
O’Flaherty, Peter
Older Persons Community Centre Trust
Patchell, Murray and Helen
Phillips, Helene
Pilaar, Elizabeth and Christian
Playne, Fenella
Porter and Pelham-Porter, David and Bernadine
Potter, Shirley
Prichard, Karen
Putaruru Veterinary Club Education Trust
Richardson, Jody
Rotary Clubs of Rotorua (Combined)
Rotorua Boys’ High School
Rotorua Girls’ High School
Rotorua and Districts NZ Riding for the Disabled
Rotorua Lakes Council
Rotorua Women’s Club
Rotorua SPCA
Rotorua Trust
Rotorua Youth Centre Trust
St Chad’s Trust Rotorua
St Faith’s Church Ohinemutu
Sewell, Allan and Jan
Steele, Greg and Bridget
Taupo Budget Advisory Service
Taupo nui-a-Tia College
Taupo School of Music
Te Atawhai Aroha Compassionate Communities Trust
Te Wairiki Purea Trust
Tongariro Natural History Society
Theron, Dr Margriet
Thompson and Pryde, Peter and Claire
Waaka, Louise
Welch, Andrew and Sharon
Wills, Alan and Alison
COMMUNITY FUNDS
Our Community Funds represent donations from individuals, organisations and businesses in the Rotorua and Taupo Districts who want to contribute towards a permanent legacy for the benefit of their community. Every donation received is used to respond to community needs.
Thank you to the following Founding Donors who have committed $5,000 or more:
ROTORUA FUND
BNZ Rotorua – Staff
Chavasse, Shirley and Geoffrey
Christie, Peter and Pauline
Gaunt, Janet
La Grouw, Joe
Low, Sheila and Jim
Joseph, Chris and Lynne
McKenzie, Fraser and Dorothy
Patchell, Murray and Helen
Rotorua Breath of Heaven Trust
Rotorua Lakes Council
Sewell, Allan and Jan
Snyman, Ingrid and Jan
TAUPO FUND
Beadle, Murray – BNZ Taupo
Brown, Pat and Hilary
Collins-Dawson, Marilyn
Cooper Family Investments
La Grouw, Joe
Phillips, Helene
Williamson-Orr, Joan
ARTS FUND
Anonymous
Roger and Elaine Brewster
Shakespeare Outside
ENVIRONMENT FUND
Shirley and Geoffrey Chavasse
Mary Irvine
EDUCATION AND LEADERSHIP FUND
The Laurie Coon Foundation
SPECIAL INTEREST FUNDS
Bay of Plenty & Waikato Rural Support
Big Brothers Big Sisters Rotorua
Dementia Lakes
EquiSucceed NZ
Kaharoa Kokako Conservation
Life Education Trust Rotorua
Parksyde Rotorua
Putaruru Veterinary Club Education Trust
Rotary Rotorua Hospice
Rotorua First Responders
Rotorua SPCA
Rotorua Women’s Club
St Faith’s Church Ohinemutu
St Chad’s Trust Rotorua
Tongariro Memorial
Taupo Budget Advisory Service
Taupo First Responders
Taupo School of Music
Te Atawhai Aroha
ALUMNI FUNDS
John Paul College Rotorua
Rotorua Boys’ High School
Rotorua Girls’ High School
Taupo Nui-a-Tia College
You can choose who, what and how your giving benefits.
