Filipino-Kiwi Club of New Zealand relaunches with a Spring Charity Fundraising Dinner in Swanson
The Filipino-Kiwi Club of New Zealand Incorporated relaunched its charitable organisation with a Spring Charity Fundraising Dinner at the Swanson RSA Memorial Club, with new officers inducted and sound and light hire supported by The Trusts through Liquorland Swanson.
The Filipino-Kiwi Club of New Zealand Incorporated relaunched its charitable organisation with a Spring Charity Fundraising Dinner at the Swanson RSA Memorial Club on Saturday 5 September, The Trusts reported in a blog post on 1 October.
The Trusts described the club as a non-sectarian, non-profit and non-political organisation established exclusively for charitable purposes, running its own projects, offering voluntary services and supporting other organisations whose initiatives benefit the wider community.
The evening included the induction of the club's new officers, a traditional Filipino cultural dance presentation, raffles and dinner. The Trusts said its Supporters Club, through Liquorland Swanson, helped cover the cost of hiring sound and light systems for the night.
"On behalf of the Club we would like to acknowledge and extend our heartfelt gratitude and thanks to The Trusts, the Waitakere Licensing Trusts, Liquorland Swanson their much needed sponsorship fund towards our sound and light systems hiring costs," the club said.
The Filipino-Kiwi Club of New Zealand Inc is listed as an Auckland member of the Federation of Filipino Associations, Societies and Clubs in New Zealand. The Philippine Embassy in New Zealand has previously reported on the club organising the Ginang Kalayaan pageant in Auckland.
Key facts
- The club relaunched with a Spring Charity Fundraising Dinner at the Swanson RSA Memorial Club on Saturday 5 September.
- New club officers were inducted at the dinner, which also featured a Filipino cultural dance presentation and raffles.
- The Trusts' Supporters Club, through Liquorland Swanson, helped cover sound and light hire costs.
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