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Check out the bow tie national radio advert Recorded by Judy Bailey & Xavier

Check out the bow tie
national radio advert

Recorded by Judy Bailey & Xavier

Muscular Dystrophy Association would like to thank the following sponsors and supporters:


...... and the ANZ Staff Foundation, the Rehabilitation Welfare Trust and The Richdale Charitable Trust for their continuing support

National Fundraising and Events

BOW TIE APPEAL
17 – 25th March 2012

The MDA relies on donations from the public and trusts to fund our support services, such as the Fieldworker and information services that are provided free to all of our members. We have a lot of work to do in 2012 and our annual bow tie campaign is our big awareness & fundraising event to HELP fund these vital services!

Can you support the MDA and …

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  • Display one of our collection boxes (pictured) in your store or workplace
  • Sell the pins to your friends and neighbors
  • Sell the bow tie pins to colleagues in your workplace
  • Volunteer for a street collection
  • Ask your doctor, specialist, physiotherapist or local shop to support the campaign and display a bow tie box in their office or store
    OR
  • Run a fundraising event in your local community

Please click here for the bow tie form or email bowtie@mda.org.nz to let us know how you can help.

We greatly appreciate your support!

Exclusively designed WORLD bow tie pins are available to help fundraise

Factory of Ideas and Experiments is a New Zealand design house that has teamed up with the MDA to help raise funds for kiwis living with neuromuscular conditions. They have designed an exclusive bow tie that costs just a gold coin donation and these gorgeous bow ties are available for you to fundraise with! www.worldbrand.co.nz

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Why we use the bow tie

We use the image of a bow tie in our annual campaign because while tying one appears as though it should be simple, in fact it requires considerable skill and most people struggle to tie one. Many of our members are faced challenges like this when attempting to undertake everyday tasks which most people consider to be simple and straightforward.

We hope you can be a part of the 2012 bow tie appeal

The bow tie campaign can’t be a success without your help so please click here for the bow tie form or email bowtie@mda.org.nz and show us how you can help.


All money raised for your local MDA branch will go directly to your local branch so they can continue to be there for MDA members living with neuromuscular Conditions

Bow Tie Campaign

Bow tie Patron Judy Bailey and MDA Member Liam Gleeson



Special thanks, to our bow tie corporate sponsors

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GET SOME EXERCISE & SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE

There are loads of great events throughout the year from the Tough Guy & Gal Challenge to Round the Bays, if you are planning to complete a sporting event and would like to use it as an opportunity to fundraise for the MDA – then let us know. We can help you from entering through to fundraising online, email us at deborah@mda.org.nz or call (09) 815 0247.

We really appreciate your support!

YOUR TAX REBATE COULD HELP US SUPPORT MORE KIWIS

You may not know but you can donate your tax rebates to the MDA. We are extremely grateful for the support we receive and this is just one more way for you to help.

To claim a tax rebate, you need to fill in an IR526 form which you can print from the IRD website or phone the IRD on 0800 257 733 to request one.

Our donee listing at IRD is under MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND

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WE WANT TO HEAR YOUR IDEAS!

We are always looking for new ways to fundraise, if you have any suggestions just let us know, email Deborah Baker our Marketing Manager at deborah@mda.org.nz or call on (09) 815 0247 ext 706.


Charities Commission

Muscular Dystrophy Association of New Zealand Inc. – CC31123 is a registered charitable entity in terms of the Charities Act 2005. For more information about Muscular Dystrophy Association of New Zealand Inc. visit the Charities Register