The Grocery Charity Ball 2009


Date Friday, 28 August 2009
Venue SkyCity Convention Centre, Auckland
Time 7:00pm
Auctions Click here for the 2008 Auction List..
Attendees Click here for the 2008 Attendees List.
Entertainment To be announced.

Tickets

To be announced.

Reservations Expressions of interest or pre-bookings can be made via the contacts page on this website.
Sponsorship Find out how to become a sponsor in 2009.
Beneficiaries Applications to become a beneficiary of future Grocery Charity Balls should be made via the contacts page on this website.
     
 

Testimonials

 
  "The 2006 Grocery Charity Ball was a fabulous evening. It was great to be there. And to be part of an industry that can not only have a great night out together, but who can also dig deep into their pockets to raise an unbelievable $300,000 for Cure Kids. There's no doubt that along with the annual FGC conference, the Grocery Charity Ball has become a "must attend” on the grocery calendar.” Lindsay Davidson, Commercial Director, FGC.
 
  " At Progressive we're very proud to support this year's Grocery Charity Ball benefiting Life Education New Zealand. I've seen the wonderful work Life Education has done with Australian kids over the years and am thrilled to be involved in this event which will benefit thousands of Kiwi kids and their communities. I look forward to seeing you there!"Peter Smith, Managing Director, Progressive Enterprises Ltd
 
  "Many of you will know children who have cystic fibrosis, leukaemia, hole-in-the-heart or some other genetic birth defect. You may even have friends who have suffered the terrible tragedy of a cot death. Foodstuffs was proud to be part of the 2006 Grocery Charity Ball supporting research into these life-threatening child illnesses - through the charitable organization Cure Kids. We're looking forward to helping with next year's Ball, which I urge you to support as well ...” Tony Carter, Managing Director, Foodstuffs.
 
  "It is wonderful to be able to give back to our communities through events such as the Grocery Charity Ball. The Life Education Trust is certainly a worthy cause and the Warehouse looks forward to supporting their efforts in building on and growing their educational programmes.” Ed Connolly, Commercial Director, The Warehouse.
2008 Sponsors