Tuku Koha
The main driver of our kaupapa is to create taonga that is culturally empowering through the spread of te reo and sharing mātauranga.
Our whānau have worked in the Education sector and Social Services for many years. It is important for us to acknowledge the mahi of those who are working on the ground throughout the hāpori and to use our platform and the success of our pākihi to support where we can.
That’s our understanding of Tino Rangatiratanga; thriving, healthy-living, and lifting up our whānau and communities as we drive forward together.
Manaaki whānau, manaaki wairua, manaaki whenua.
We often get daily and weekly requests for donations of products or pūtea, while we would love to fulfil every request we have to be mindful and maintain practices that are sustainable for the pakihi.
Proceeds from the taonga that you purchase have helped to tautoko these kaupapa;
- I Am Hope – Counselling for rangatahi
- BBM Just Move Charitable Health Trust
- Auckland City Mission
- Ngāti Kahungungu Inc (Iwi Cyclone Relief fund)
- Far North District Council Mayoral Relief Fund
- Tangoio Marae Trust
- Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue - International Folklore Festival, Italy
- Brave Charitable Trust
- Manurewa Marae
- He Tupu Pua Hou – Rangatahi Leadership Conference, Te Pūkenga Wintec
- Ngaru Pou Kapahaka, Perth
- Otara Rugby League Club Scorpions - Junior Tag Team
- Hokianga Under 13 Girls Basketball Team - Māori National Basketball Tournament
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Waikato Dragon Boat and Waka Ama Association J19 women’s division -IVF Va’a World Sprint Championships, Hilo, Hawaii.
- Franklin Multicultural Festival, Puni School, Pukekohe
- Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Foundation NZ
- Plunket Whānau Āwhina - Dunk it for Plunket Fundraiser
- Te Kapahaka o Te Whirikōkō o Rangitāne
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