(Auckland) The Halberg Disability Sport Foundation is to be the receiver of funds raised at a charity dinner, as a result of a new collaboration with the Harcourts Foundation New Zealand.
Team Harcourts Ambassador Emma Revell explains the aspirations of Halberg make the foundation the best charity partner,"Murray Helberg set up the foundation to enhance the lives of physically disabled Kiwis by breaking through obstacles so they can take part in and enjoy sport. Harcourts real estateprovides funds to community groups all over NZ, and we are especially inspired by the work of this charity. "
The 'Sport for Life' dinner will include distinguished NZ sporting figures who will lead discussions on the positive impact of sport, and the power of sport to make a difference to the lives of disabled people. Special guests include previous All Blacks coach Sir Graham Henry, All Blacks mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka, and the Common Wealth Games Chef de Mission Rob Waddell. Additionally, Paralympic cycling champion Philippa Gray will talk about how vital it is to make sport inclusive for those with disabilities.
Revell announces that a charity auction will be held later in the evening, with 100 per cent of the funds raised going directly to the Halberg Disability Sport Foundation,"We have a thrilling array of unique sporting experiences and souvenirs up for auction, we hope to surprise and delight with our auction pieces. " Revell explains that Harcourts real estate established the Harcourts Foundation in 2008 in direct reply to the question "What are we able to do to put something into the community to improve the lives of the local people?"
Since the Harcourts Foundation was formed, $2.7 million has been raised through fundraising efforts, and donations from Harcourts team members. "Harcourts takes inspiration from the Halberg Foundation due to their untiring commitment in their work to bring about Murray Helbergs vision that without exception all New Zealanders should have access to sports," says Revell.
The Helberg Foundation employs Disability Sports Advisors right through NZ who expedite possibilities for physically disabled people, and counsel for specialised sporting equipment and coaching. Revell adds that the Helberg Foundation also provides grants for specifically adapted sports gear.The evening includes a three course meal, drinks and entertainment and tickets start at $210 plus gst per head. Bookings can be made through annah.lairdharcourts.net.
Team Harcourts Ambassador Emma Revell explains the aspirations of Halberg make the foundation the best charity partner,"Murray Helberg set up the foundation to enhance the lives of physically disabled Kiwis by breaking through obstacles so they can take part in and enjoy sport. Harcourts real estateprovides funds to community groups all over NZ, and we are especially inspired by the work of this charity. "
The 'Sport for Life' dinner will include distinguished NZ sporting figures who will lead discussions on the positive impact of sport, and the power of sport to make a difference to the lives of disabled people. Special guests include previous All Blacks coach Sir Graham Henry, All Blacks mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka, and the Common Wealth Games Chef de Mission Rob Waddell. Additionally, Paralympic cycling champion Philippa Gray will talk about how vital it is to make sport inclusive for those with disabilities.
Revell announces that a charity auction will be held later in the evening, with 100 per cent of the funds raised going directly to the Halberg Disability Sport Foundation,"We have a thrilling array of unique sporting experiences and souvenirs up for auction, we hope to surprise and delight with our auction pieces. " Revell explains that Harcourts real estate established the Harcourts Foundation in 2008 in direct reply to the question "What are we able to do to put something into the community to improve the lives of the local people?"
Since the Harcourts Foundation was formed, $2.7 million has been raised through fundraising efforts, and donations from Harcourts team members. "Harcourts takes inspiration from the Halberg Foundation due to their untiring commitment in their work to bring about Murray Helbergs vision that without exception all New Zealanders should have access to sports," says Revell.
The Helberg Foundation employs Disability Sports Advisors right through NZ who expedite possibilities for physically disabled people, and counsel for specialised sporting equipment and coaching. Revell adds that the Helberg Foundation also provides grants for specifically adapted sports gear.The evening includes a three course meal, drinks and entertainment and tickets start at $210 plus gst per head. Bookings can be made through annah.lairdharcourts.net.
About the Author:
The Harcourts Foundation is the charitable arm of the real estate group, and will most likely be the hosts of the Halberg "Sport for Life" dinner.Harcourts New Zealand offer real estate, homes and land for sale, rentals and commercial leasing, way of living and agricultural property, and business for sale across NZ.
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