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The next Grocery Charity Ball will be held in Auckland on Friday 3rd September 2010.

Watch this website for further details or use the request form at right to be notified when further details are available.

Otherwise, the Grocery Charity Ball Trust can be contacted as follows:

General enquiries
Use the contact form on right or phone Alex Mitchell of S2N Events on (+64) 027 275 7222.

Beneficiary enquiries
To enquire how your charitable trust can become a beneficiary of future Grocery Charity Balls please click here.

Sponsorship enquiries
To enquire how your organisation can sponsor the next Grocery Charity Ball or provide items for auction:
Scott MacKay, Director, Tosco, 021 636 167.

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The Grocery Charity Ball, PO Box 188, Greenhithe, Auckland.

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$205,000 Raised for StarJam

$205,000 Provides a Great Fillip to StarJam
A few weeks after all the pledges had been collected for the 2009 Grocery Charity Ball, the Trustees were thrilled to find that the final tally for the night exceeded $200,000 for just the third time in the Ball's history.

"It's been a fabulous response" said Grocery Charity Ball Trust Chairman Don Graham. "When we picked StarJam to be the 2009 Beneficiary, the Trustees believed that they were a very worthy charity. But it's great to have that confirmed by the grocery industry itself .. their enthusiasm to support StarJam has been fantastic!"

Julie Bartlett, Founder and Chief Executive of StarJam, was equally effusive. "We recognise that there's a lot of worthy charities out there competing for the donor dollar, so it was great to be chosen by the grocery industry as the beneficiary of the Ball. The funds will be life-changing for us .. and enable StarJam to do many of the things that were previously on our wish-list only."

Recently, Trustees of the Grocery Charity Ball handed over the BIG cheque to StarJam .. along with a real cheque that the bank will be happy to cash. Seven New Zealand charities have now benefited by more than $1.4 million from the six Balls that have been held since 2004.