Face-to-face Fundraising

Blind Low Vision NZ are working with a professional marketing organisation to visit members of the public at their homes to give them the opportunity to become Puppy Sponsors.

Why are we doing this?

It takes more than two years to breed and train a Blind Low Vision NZ guide dog, and so the regular support of Puppy Sponsors is essential to support these amazing wee puppies through their training. Face to face fundraising enables us to talk to thousands of New Zealanders about guide dogs and the difference these puppies will one day make for Kiwis who are blind or have low vision.

Blind Low Vision NZ is a member of the Public Fundraising Regulatory Association (PFRA). The PFRA works with charities to ensure quality, integrity and transparency in face to face fundraising by creating an atmosphere of public confidence and regulatory satisfaction.

Our face to face fundraising partners are Aida.

 

Face to face fundraiser, with their mask on, wearing their orange vest and ID.

Legitimate Blind Low Vision NZ face-to-face fundraisers will

  • Be wearing an official orange vest displaying the Blind Low Vision NZ logo.
  • Be displaying an identification badge with their name, photo and identification number.
  • Never ask for or accept a cash donation
  • Be carrying up-to-date Blind Low Vision NZ Guide Dogs literature and an iPad.

We are constantly looking at ways to reduce costs and to improve the performance of our fundraising efforts. Using iPads lowers the cost of administration; eliminates errors that could mean we can’t process your donation or contact you about it, and it is extremely secure. For example, personal information and donation details (e.g. credit card details) are instantly encrypted using bank-grade encryption.

Our Teams & Locations

We will publish the neighbourhoods and business areas where our fundraisers will be visiting below.

From Monday the 17th to Saturday the 22nd of February, our fundraisers will be calling from 10am until 7:30 pm in the areas below.

This page is updated every Monday morning to reflect the week’s fundraising activity.

Auckland Stores

  • Ormiston Centre
  • Warkworth Countdown

Auckland Fundraisers

  • Anna Brady
  • Harrison Blackburn
  • Jessica Impson Davey
  • Luke Norris
  • Michael Warden
  • Socratis Karsas

Auckland Suburbs

  • East Tamaki
  • Ellerslie
  • Green Bay
  • Green Lane
  • Lynfield
  • Mangere East
  • Manurewa
  • Mount Albert
  • Mount Wellington
  • New Lynn
  • One tree Hill
  • Onehunga
  • Otahuhu
  • Panmure Glen Innes
  • Papatoetoe
  • Red Beach
  • Remuera South
  • Sunnynook
  • Western Heights

Auckland Fundraisers

  • Arnold Chia
  • Caleb Kunaqoro
  • Caleb Weaver
  • Callum Hall
  • Chisom Dimelu
  • Corey Bredesen
  • Denis Lamakin
  • Eben Mcintyre
  • Edward Zang
  • Evan Jones
  • Hunter Court
  • Jackson Port
  • Jason Metcalfe
  • Kade Collocott
  • Mathew Tuari
  • Patrick Carmody
  • Ryan Dixon
  • Sahand Nahidi
  • Sibabalo Zibi
  • Thomas Holland
  • Will Boyd
  • Yiye Ye (Johnny)

Wellington Suburbs

  • Karori
  • Karori West
  • Wilton
  • Northland
  • Kelburn

Wellington Fundraisers

  • Edward Walker
  • Peter Cartwright

New Plymouth Suburbs

  • Bell Block
  • Frankleigh Park
  • Inglewood
  • Merrilands
  • New Plymouth Central
  • Spotswood
  • Strandon
  • Stratford
  • Vogeltown
  • Westown

New Plymouth Fundraisers

  • Aleem Begg
  • Caleb Kunaqoro
  • Mathew Tuari
  • Miles Saunders
  • Noah Marsh
  • Tom Smith

Get in touch with us

Feel free to contact us if you need any further information.

Client Sally is standing and smiling at the camera