CELEBRATING GIVING Philanthropy Report • 2019
CONTENTS A Message from the Head of Development Bridget Woodham
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Giving by Numbers
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A Message from the Rangi Ruru Foundation Chair Stephen Anderson
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Supporting Legacy
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Generosity of Sprit
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Rangi Ruru Old Girls Association
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Donors
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Rangi Ruru is a part of the Presbyterian network of schools and welcomes a diversity of beliefs. Our values of Respect, Aroha, Enthusiasm and Endeavour, Generosity of Spirit and Integrity are based on Christian values and underpin everything we do.
R ESPECT A ROHA E N THUSIASM & ENDEAVOUR G ENEROSITY OF SPIRIT I NTEGRITY
THANK YOU Bridget Woodham • Head of Development
From the moment you walk
attend
and
your motivation to give, we are
through the gates at Rangi you
several families were supported
grateful for your support which
belong to a close knit family,
during
helps us seize opportunities for
bound by common values and
providing stability to families and
Rangi’s continued advancement.
shared experiences. This kinship and
these
foundations
also
unexpected
crises
often allowing their daughters
The 2019 Giving Report offers us
form
firm
to
the opportunity to acknowledge
from
which
this
at Rangi. These are but a few
and
examples
both given and received from
believe
foundations
Bound*
pillars
wonderful school flourishes. I
Outward
it
is
which
these
cement
continue of
their education the
wonderful
support received from our Rangi
within
whanau.
family.
As
our Rangi girls for wanting to
community, Rangi continues to
contribute positively to society
build partnerships with local and
as
as
helping
our
the
generosity
wonderful
Rangi
a
strong sense of purpose amongst
well
celebrate
well
as
our
immediate
generate
national businesses through it’s
positive patterns of giving back
growing sponsorship programme.
to our school by the wider Rangi
We are incredibly grateful to
family.
have this additional support which
allows
us
to
Ngā mihi nui, Bridget.
enrich
Every year, we encourage our
existing programmes and school
Rangi family to continue building
initiatives.
a strong giving culture by inviting them to give back to the school.
There
In 2019, Wide Sky Vision was
support Rangi; whether it is
supported by 566 families and
to ensure Rangi continues to
$121,425 was directed towards
have
Rangi’s continued advancement.
enhanced learning opportunities,
Seventy one generous people
to help secure Rangi’s future for
gave
to
the
Annual
are
many
leading
reasons
facilities,
to
offer
Giving
generations to come, in the case
campaign and with their support,
of sponsorship; to build stronger
the Rameau grand piano was
relations within each other’s
fully purchased, ten students
communities or you simply
received
believe in what we do. Whatever
financial
support
to
*Deferred to 2021 due to Covid-19
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2019 IN NUMBERS Giving • How Rangi is preparing for future generations
In 1889, the Gibson sisters established Rangi Ruru with the vision to provide the very best education for girls. The School is constantly striving to build on that vision, providing scholarship opportunities, delivering personalised learning programmes and providing the quality of buildings and facilities that match and support the exceptional education the girls receive. With the majority of the school’s tuition fees directed towards staff and operational costs, Rangi Ruru relies on the support and generosity of its community to help
Y
20 DON
CH
3.
E D TO AT
• $ 1 8 ,7 0
prepare for future generations and to ensure the Gibson Sisters’ vision continues to soar.
ARIT
$14,500
Grants Received
17 AMAZING SPONSORS
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Supported by:
Supported by:
RAISED:
RAISED:
for Mental Health Foundation.
for Pillars.
$1,040
$3,700 Raised at family fundraising breakfasts
$750
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Stellar Music Principal's Koha Fund Rameau Grand Piano
TOTAL:
Gibson Library
$309,482.54
Mana Wahine Fund Project Blue Sky Wide Sky Vision Other
$874.90 $11,415.00 $9000.00 $445.84 $925.00 $158,941.80 $121,425.00 $6,455.00
7352
647donors Community Service Hours
Across Years 12 and 13
Awarded $1,288,385 in scholarships and bursarys
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FROM THE CHAIR Chair of Foundation Stephen Anderson • takes a look back over the past 12 months It has been my pleasure to serve on the
On behalf of the Trustees I would like
Rangi Ruru Foundation for the past six
to thank you, our donors, for your
years and to be its Chair since 2016.
generosity to Rangi Ruru Girls’ School which proudly, this year, celebrates 130
The Foundation meets its obligations
years of educating young women. We
through
of
hope that you will continue your support.
donations and bequests passed to it
its
We encourage our Old Girls to pay it
from the school, ensuring that they are
forward by supporting a scholarship or
maintained and used for the purpose for
remembering the school in your Will for
which they were given. The Foundation
our future aspiring students.
currently
fiscal
manages
stewardship
in
excess
of
$4million.
With the impact of COVID-19 on the economy and our investments, 2020 will
As part of that stewardship, the Trustees
be a significantly more challenging year
receive and assess applications for
for the Trustees. However, the results
funding and support from the students,
from 2019 has left the Foundation in a
staff and Board of Rangi Ruru Girls’
strong position to weather the storm.
School. In this regard, the Foundation had another successful year in 2019,
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School continues to
with
honour its promise to provide a quality
grants
totaling
$52,680
to
seventeen recipients.
education, which is truly a gift for life. I have very much enjoyed my time as
Scholarships
and
Bursaries
totalling
Foundation Chair and association with
$10,600 were awarded to 4 students
the school as a past parent and Board
and $160,000 was repaid to the Board to
member. I thank Trustees both past and
retire debt.
present and wish the school the very best for the future.
The Foundation supports the Board in
its
endeavours
to
support
the
school. It looks forward to continuing to
contribute
development
to
future
projects,
capital
working
to
complete the campus master plan. In 2019, the Foundation was pleased to support further development of the site with ceding funding allowing planning for the next phase to commence.
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STEPHEN ANDERSON | CHAIR APRIL 2020
RANGI RURU GIRLS’ SCHOOL P PH I L A N T H R O P Y R E P O R T
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Adeline, Bob and Bella Penter.
SUPPORTING LEGACY Without a familial connection to Rangi Ruru my wife and I toured the campus and spoke to the Rangi staff about what Rangi could offer our daughter. We were impressed by what we saw and what we heard. We wanted our daughter to have the skills, knowledge and experiences that would support her to become a confident, mature and humble young woman. The focus on a bespoke education for girls, within a culture that enables the discovery of courage and success while making life-long friends, has given our daughter and us so much more than our first Rangi visit promised. Through our daughter and her friends we have seen the continuing growth of the Gibson Sisters’ wonderful legacy. It is a privilege to be able to support this legacy beyond our daughter’s time at Rangi. BOB PENTER- Chief Executive of The Waikato River Authority, Deputy Chair of Rangi Ruru Board of Governors Bob and Adeline Penter have three children. Their daughter, Bella, boarded at Rangi from 2015-2019 and is now studying law at Victoria University. Their two sons board at Christ’s College. 8
GIVING BACK In the following pages, Head of Community and Global Connections Tania Morgan and Director of Sustainability Kate Rivers, celebrate the generosity that exists within our Rangi Community • Each give an overview of the generosity of spirit that our Rangi community showed in the past year.
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Two Raw Sisters celebrating success at Friends at Five Thirty event.
GENEROSITY OF SPIRIT Head of Community and Global Connections • Tania Morgan gives an overview of the generosity of spirit that our Rangi community showed in the past year. As in previous years, we continued to have special relationships with a number of organisations • such as Ronald McDonald House, City Mission, YMCA, Cholmondeley Childrens’ Home, World Vision, Christchurch City Council, Christchurch Hospital and Nurse Maude Hospital. In addition, we supported many worthy local charities including KidsCan, Aviva, St John, The Cancer Society, Pillars and the SPCA. The highlights of 2019 include: 32 students volunteered on March
the largest contingent of volunteers
3rd to help at Children’s Day which
of all schools in Christchurch that
was held in the Red Zone, New
help on Children’s Day. Feedback
Brighton. This continues to be a
from Marge Carran, the Children’s
popular event with our students
Day coordinator, was very positive
who really enjoy helping families to
and the students were a great credit
have a fun day. We continue to send
to our school.
10 Rangi Girls present cheque to St John.
As in previous years, a large number of Years 12 and 13 students also helped out at the YMCA holiday camps during term breaks.
Blue Ribbon Father and Daughter Breakfast raising funds and awareness for prostate cancer.
Many of our students took part
After the March Mosque attack, one
A Year 12
in a variety of fundraising events
of our chefs, Philippa McIntyre, was
coordinated a large contingent of
organised
McDonald
part of a collective of local chefs
Rangi students to help with the very
House and contributed in other
who helped the local Christchurch
successful Avon River ‘Mother of all
ways such as taking home baking on
Muslim community to provide a
Cleanups’ on May 11th.
a weekly basis to the House.
children’s festival to celebrate Eid,
by
Ronald
student,
Sophie
Pye,
marking the end of Ramadan. The
In recognition of Rangi’s excellent
Staff cooked on Sunday afternoons
event was hosted at the Air Force
40 Hour Famine campaign last
from February to November at the
Museum on June 9th. 22 Rangi
year, we were awarded the ‘World
Night Shelter for homeless men at the
students
Vision
City Mission. I am very grateful for the
preparing and running this event.
helped
Philippa
with
tremendous support from the staff.
Whanaungatanga
Award’
celebrating new partnerships in the World Vision Whānau. In addition
30 Year 12 and Year 13 students
two
Twelve senior students volunteered
helped out at a biannual fundraiser
Holly O’Loughlin, were awarded the
at Nurse Maude Hospital in Merivale.
for Cholmondeley Home – this was
‘Greatest Individual Impact’ awards
We have established a very good
the ‘Sculpture on the Peninsula’
for outstanding fundraising effort.
relationship with Linda Mace, the
event which is held every 2 years
We were also awarded a Senior
Volunteer Coordinator, who is very
in
Leadership Scholarship for 2020,
pleased to have our girls help on
Teddington, Banks Peninsula.
November
at
Loudon
Farm,
the wards and in the second-hand shops.
students,
Emily Irvine
and
which we presented to Phoebe Sugrue. Phoebe organised a “Service
Our girls continue to support the
Conference’ earlier in the year for
following charities by volunteering
a large number of Canterbury High
to collect for their annual appeals:
school students.
Child
Cancer,
Multiple
Sclerosis,
Women’s Refuge and the Dementia Appeal.
The Year 12 and Year 13 students are also encouraged to seek their own opportunities for doing community service and it was pleasing to see the breadth of activities (both in and out of school) that the students were involved in. Thank you to those people who gave in 2019 through monetary donations, gifts-in-kind and volunteering in support of the above initiatives.
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12 Dr Jane Goodall visits Rangi in June 2019.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2019 was a very successful year for sustainability endeavours at the school • Kate Rivers, Director of Sustainability, looks back at some of the initiatives that contributed positively to our Rangi community as well as the community around us. Each year, Rangi finds new ways to contribute positively to sustainability, and 2019 saw some true highlights, which included being acknowledged as national finalists in the Sustainable Business Network Awards and KNZB Sustainable Schools Awards. We were also honoured to have Jane Goodall and her New Zealand Foundation spend time at Rangi. We hosted a Youth Environmental Leaders forum with representatives from across New Zealand and formed relationships with the University of Canterbury Sustainability and Political Studies lecturers and students, NGO’s and business. Further highlights from throughout the year included: The establishment of an Eco-Action Nursery to grow native plants for the red zone, potting over 1000 native seedlings into bags and planting 800 natives at QE2 in collaboration with Christ’s College and Shirley Boys’ High. We will meet our collective goal to plant 5000 native trees in the red zone in the next three years. We are grateful to have support for this project by way of a sponsorship from House of Travel Merivale.
Students led initiatives including working
closely
with
Women’s
Refuge and Battered Women’s Trust to provide fruit and vegetables for two local safe houses in Merivale. A vegetable garden was established, and 31 pumpkins were grown and used to make baby food and soup as well as other fruit and vegetables which were donated. Clothes and books were also collected and delivered to Battered Women’s Trust for use in their emergency centre.
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Botanical artworks were produced
Rangi students helped the CCC and
collected through the Rangi Reuse
and sold at a stall during the PTA
Botanical Gardens staff sort plastic
Depot
House and Garden Tour. Money
from flowers following the mosque
the
raised contributed to purchasing
shootings. Students also provided
is donated directly to Cool Earth,
a greenhouse and gardening tools.
morning tea for the teams helping
helping
The remaining greenhouse funding
with tributes.
footprint.
Students are currently constructing
Students made and sold beeswax
A large area of blackberry was
the greenhouse, which is expected
wraps. Money raised will support
cleared in Hanmer Springs by Year
to be up in Term 2, 2020.
the
earned
Terracycle us
income
through
programme,
lower
our
that
carbon
was generously donated by the PTA.
beehive,
12 students while on camp, thus
produce honey on site for use in the
school
to
hire
a
allowing a clearing for planting and
Just over 400 students gave time
kitchen and provide an education
regeneration of native plants by the
to help with the Drayton Reserve
programme around protecting bees.
local council.
ups, potting seedlings, Eco-Action
The
the
Our Sustainability teams thank the
planting days, distributing goods
profile of buying pre-loved clothing
Rangi Ruru Board and management
from the Rangi Reuse Depot or weed
and raised $352.50 to donate to
for their ongoing support.
clearing projects.
Cool Earth and protect rainforest
Regeneration Project, river clean Green
Market
raised
communities. Thousands of items
Rangi Girls potting seedlings.
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Kate Rivers and Andrea Taylor at Kerrs Reach working alongside seventy-five students in the ‘Mother of all Clean-Ups’.
Rangi Girls Physical Education in the 1960’s
RROGA Felicity Williams • talks about the importance of giving. The
Rangi
values
underpin
everything
the
RROGA
committee does and defines how the committee operates in the community. While all of the values are important, the one that stands out in terms of our constitution and mission statement, is the “G”. Generosity of Spirit — service to others, compassion, tolerance, unselfishness. RROGA endeavours to uphold these values as it oversees the disbursements of monies out into the Rangi community in a way which benefits as many students as possible. During the last financial year $49,510.00 was distributed by way of scholarships, prizes and capital contributions. In this way, the entire RROGA community are not only saying thank you to the education that the school gave us, but also a passionate “make the most of it right now”, to current and future generations of young women.
Felicity Williams PRESIDENT | RANGI RURU OLD GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION
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Left to right: Ethel, Winifred, Lucy and Ruth Gibson. Hugh Rutherford.
LEGACY SOCIETY Leaving a gift in your Will is an opportunity to continue to support Rangi Ruru after you are gone, or to support the school as you have always wanted to but been unable to in your lifetime. Rangi Ruru recognises that many people have already thought of and/or are intending on leaving a gift to the school. We celebrate this generosity through a special group known as the Gibson Circle. We are incredibly grateful to all those who have already given or who recognise the importance of such a gift and have pledged their support. Thank you for your generosity and your belief in what we do.
Nancy McMillan Barbara Hale
Julie Moor
Jane Sherriff
Liz Lovell
Kate Burtt
Elizabeth Reid
Helen Kitson
Lyn Holland
Anonymous x5
To find out more about the Gibson Circle or any other giving opportunities, please contact our Head of Development, Bridget Woodham.
Email: b.woodham@rangiruru.school.nz Phone: (03) 983 3745 RANGI RURU GIRLS’ SCHOOL PHILANTHROPY REPORT
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DONORS 2019 A Mr J B & Mrs R S N Acland Mr S J & Mrs S M Addison Mr G E Adriaens Ms A M Ainger Mr C G Aitken & Ms M J Anderson Mr J &Mrs J M Allan Mrs P Allan & Mr P Halligan Mr P & Mrs M Allen Mr T W & Mrs J E Allen Ms A C Allison Mr A & Mrs T Allred Mr B & Mrs C Anderson Mr G J & Mrs K E Anderson Antonio Strings Argyle Schoolwear Ltd Mr C G & Mrs K E Armitage Mr N & Mrs K Astle Dr J E & Mrs S Austin
B Mr R B Bailey & Ms A Melhopt Mr A H & Mrs A J Bailey Mr G & Mrs J Ball Mr R & Ms F Banks Mr P & Mrs M Barnes Mrs F Barnett Mr R J F & Mrs L M Barnett Mr S A Barnett Mr M & Mrs R Barnett Mr J & Mrs D Barr Dr S Barrington-Onslow & Dr C A Gibb Mr M & Mrs J Barrowcliffe Mr M Bayley & Ms A Allison Mr D & Mrs M Beardsley Mr S Beasley & Ms C Allan Mr G & Mrs D Beckett Dr A E & Dr D M Bedggood Mr S T & Mrs C Bell Mr A & Mrs T Bell Dr B & Dr J Benison Mrs F V Bennett Mrs A E Bennett Ms H L Bennett Mr S A Berge Dr T Berno Mr S & Mrs K M Berrill Mr S P & Ms E N Berry Mrs D Bethell Mr J Bevin & Ms M Askin Ms S S Bird Mr M & Mrs M Birdling Ms S A Birdling Ms A H Blair Mr J & Mrs E Blake Mr S & Mrs L Blake Ms P Blake Mr N M & Mrs E S Body Mr P & Mrs J A Bohnenn Prof N Boister & Ms W Entwistle Mr K Bolton Mr S & Mrs T L Bond
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Mr C & Mrs M Bond Mr G C R Bonner Mrs M Boock Mr G Boock Mr W S & Mrs A K Boon Mr J Bowden Mr A J Bowmar Mr A W Bown & Ms B Corbett Ms J Broughton Mr R S & Mrs G A Brown Mr R W & Mrs L M Brown Mr B R Brown & Ms C L Rivers Mr T & Mrs B A Brownrigg Ms S L Bruhns Mr L P & Mrs C J Bryden Ms C Buckley Mr G W Timms & Dr R D Buick Mrs K M Burtt Mr J & Mrs C Bushell Mrs A M Butt Mr N & Mrs M Butterfield
C Mr D J & Mrs E K Calder Mrs N F Cameron Mr T C & Mrs J M Cameron Mr P & Mrs T Campbell Mr B & Mrs F Cantos Mrs D M Carey Mr M & Mrs A Cargin Ms R J Carly Mr G J & Mrs G C Carr Ms N M Carter Mr J & Mrs S Carter Mr S T & Mrs C Casey Mr D R & Mrs M Cassidy Mr A & Mrs J Caughley Mr M J & Mrs T J Chamberlain Mr I Chamberlain Mr J & Mrs B M Chambers Miss Y Chen Mr L & Mrs T Chen Mr B & Mrs C S Cherry Mr R P R & Mrs K L Clark Mr M & Mrs S Clifton Mr B & Mrs T Clough Prof T J Clough & Dr M J Currie Mr J & Mrs S Cochrane Ms J Collins Ms C Conaghan Mr G & Mrs A Condon Mr A G & Mrs S E Confait Ms S C M Connell Ms J Connochie Mr S Connor & Ms L Roberts Mr G B & Mrs J A Coombes Mr B & Mrs M Cooper Mr S Cottrell & Ms M Bone Mr C L & Mrs L G Cox Mr B & Mrs L Cox Mr A & Mrs J Craw Mr R & Mrs K D Cross
Mr D A & Mrs S T Cross Mr A S & Mrs K Crump Mr G & Dr H Currie
D Dr K & Mrs A K Dalzell Mr R M & Mrs T M Dann Mr M J Darton Dr B L K Davey & Ms H A Bush Mr G Davies & Ms J Barrett Mr C L Davies & Dr G E Graham Mr J F & Mrs A M De Gouw Mr I & Ms E Densem Mr M Dickie & Ms R Connolly Mr S & Ms W M Doherty Mr B & Mrs S Doig Ms L Donaldson Mr X Dong & Mrs S Zhao Mr A Dons & Mrs T Ruru-Dons Mr P & Mrs A Douglas Mr B & Mrs J Drake Mr M D Dray & Ms A R Frank Mr B Du & Mrs M Chi Dr A Dunbar Mr D S & Mrs G M Dunn Mr D Dyson & Ms V L Soutar
E Mr M W & Ms L A Edge Mrs K A Edwards Ms R M Edwards Professor G R Edwards & Dr J Dixon Mr C Eglinton & Ms C van Hulst Mr R & Mrs V Ellis Mr A & Mrs L Elvidge Mr S & Mrs J Endacott Mr B Engelbrecht & Mrs Q Feng Dr M & Mrs Y Epton Mr T & Mrs G M Evatt
F Mr R & Mrs J Feneon Fergus Kimlee Family Trust Mr J Ferguson & Mrs J Bateman Mr D H & Mrs A L Ffowcs Williams Mr M & Mrs M Fissenden Mr M R Flatman & Ms A L Fox Mr J S & Mrs T Z Fletcher Mr J Flood & Miss R Wilson Mr P Floris & Ms H Davey Mr L & Mrs A Foote Mr S H & Mrs A K Foote Mr C & Mrs A Fox Mr J & Mrs N Freeman Mr H & Mrs S Frew Mrs L B Frost Mr N & Mrs A Frost Mr J & Mrs V Fulton
G Mr J & Mrs K E Gallagher Mr G & Mrs L Gallaway
Mr C W & Mrs E A Gambrill Mr B M Gardner Mr J & Mrs K E Gardner Ms D Geddes Mr B & Mrs S Gibbs Mr M & Mrs L Ginnever Mrs K L Glass Ms E J Godfrey Mr M P Gooby & Ms C J Smales Mr R M Goodwillie & Ms S Goldsmith Mr S & Mrs N Gould Mr S & Mrs A Gourley Mrs J A Graham Mr R & Mrs L Graham Mr C & Mrs R Graham Mr M & Mrs A Graham Mrs K H Grant Mr G & Mrs E Grant Mr C & Mrs T Grave Mrs C M Gray Mr H W H & Mrs L E M Gray Mr R & Mrs K M Gray Mr L V Green & Ms R Rodgers Mr N & Mrs L Greenwood Mr J F & Mrs J Gregory Dr P Griffiths & Ms R Watson Mr C Gunter & Mrs R Sun Mr J A & Mrs K C Gurnsey Mr J J A Gurnsey Mr M & Mrs G Guttmann
Ms A M Hirst Dr M C Hlavac & Dr C L Conway Mr K W V Ho Mr D Hoani Mr R & Mrs R Hobbs Mr D & Mrs W Hodgen Dr H & Dr F Hoeper Mr E J Hofstee & Ms J D Hubber Mr S & Mrs K A Holdsworth Mr J & Mrs V J Holland Mr J & Mrs S Honeywill Ms S Hong Mr J & Mrs J Houston Mr J H & Mrs A J Howden Dr Y & Ms Y Hu Mr J Huang & Mrs H Wang Mr J Huang & Mrs H Yang Mr R & Mrs J Hughes Mr I N Hunter & Ms C E Rowe Mr R & Mrs T Hurndell Mr J & Mrs V M Hyde-Smith
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Mr H & Mrs J Jenkins Mr S Jerard Mr D A & Mrs J E Jessep Mr M and Mrs M Johnson Mr M Johnson & Ms A Meyers Mr P N & Mrs T F Johnson Mr I & Mrs I Johnson Mr R F Johnstone & Dr J MacPherson Mrs A L Jones Mr T & Mrs L Jones Mr I G & Mrs P L Jones Mr S & Mrs B Jones Mr G A Joyce & Ms H Bushaway Ms H Jung Mr W & Mrs K Jury
Mr N & Mrs Y Hachimine Mr M J & Mrs P A Hadlee Mr G & Mrs C Haines Mr S A Haley Mr S Hall & Ms L Dymand Mr A & Mrs H Hall Mr B M D & Mrs L B Halliday Ms S M Halliday Mr S & Mrs C Hansen Mr S & Mrs H Hanson Mr M W Hanson & Ms T M Thomson Ms J E Harding Mr B C & Mrs S L Harmon Mr G & Mrs L Harris Mr S & Mrs V Harrison Mr A & Mrs N A Harrison Mr S & Mrs G Hartel Mr S Harteveld & Ms L Heaslip Ms S M Harvey Mr R J A & Mrs S J Harvey Mrs B & Mr D Hastie Dr S K Hastie Mr H L & Mrs S A Haugh Mr J & Mrs K Haward Mr S Hay & Ms N Cunningham Mrs R E F Haydon Mr R T L & Dr N J Hayman Mrs M B Heller Mr A H & Mrs K J Helms Miss S A Henderson Mr H Hepburn Mr J Herdman & Ms A Dixon Mr S & Mrs T Hewitt Mr S & Mrs L Heywood Mr B N & Mrs S L Hickey Mr J M & Mrs S A Hickling Mr J & Mrs W Higgins Mr C & Mrs S Higglesden Mr W & Mrs D Hill
I Mr M & Mrs S Idiens Mr M J & Mrs C J Inkson Ms S W Innes Mr M N & Mrs C M Ireland Mr C Jarman & Ms A Robertson
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K Mr G H C & Mrs R T Kain Mr P D Kauder & Ms K-A V Murnane Mr D & Mrs M Kelliher Mr C & Mrs S Kelso Mr J & Mrs L Kennard Mr J & Mrs V S Kenny Mr T Kenny & Ms B Woodham Dr A & Mrs S Khanafer Mr S & Mrs G Kilpatrick Mrs M J Kim Mr G Kim & Mrs M Terakawa Mrs C Kinajil Mrs B J King Mr G King & Mrs J Clarke Mr R & Mrs J King Mr R & Mrs K M Kingsbury Mr J Kirkpatrick & Ms A Abel Mr M & Mrs J Klar Mr S J & Mrs C N Kneebone Mr P G & Mrs S M Knight Mr S & Mrs L Knowler Mrs H J Ko Mr V Kriangkriwakin & Mrs W Wanassara
L Mr R G & Mrs L D Laidlaw Mr J Lam & Mrs E Chan Mr B P & Mrs N A Lamont Mr P J & Mrs P A Land Mr P & Mrs J Lange Mr U & Mrs K Lathia Mr T Le & Mrs H Thanh Ms E Lee Mr R Lee & Ms A Tian Mr K Lee Mr C Lee & Mrs M Kim Mr A C & Mrs D T Lee Mr S J T Lewis & Ms H M Preest Mr R Li & Mrs M Ma Mr A W & Mrs R A Liddell Mr A & Mrs F Lill Mr H G Limbrick & Ms P J Reid Mr C & Mrs M J Ling Mr A & Mrs R Linton Mr B & Mrs H Little Mr L G & Mrs Y L Liu Mr Y Liu & Mrs Z Tu Mr M Liu & Mrs C Sun Mr S Liu & Mrs J Zhou Mr J Liu & Ms L Zhang Ms H Y Liu Mr G F & Mrs C J Lowe Mr H Lu Ms Y Lu Mr R & Mrs K Luxon Mr A & Mrs K Lyth Mr B & Mrs K Lyth
M Mr M E MacAlister & Ms P C Anderson Mr A MacBeth & Ms J Denton Mr A & Mrs A Macdonald Mr T J W & Mrs A H Macfarlane Mr P & Mrs N MacKay Mrs A C & Mr J B Mackintosh Ms J Mackle Mr G & Mrs B MacLeod Mr R & Mrs K Maddigan Mr R W & Mrs M K Malloch Mr D Malone Mr S M & Mrs S J Manderson Mr J Mansfield & Ms K Hood Mrs S H Marsden Mrs D Marshall & Mr S Gibson Mr B R & Mrs L J Marshall Miss A G Martin Mr K & Mrs K Martin Mr G E & Mrs R A Martin Mr G & Mrs B Martin Ms S Mason-Adams & Mr J Adams Mr R & Mrs S Mather Mr J & Mrs S Matson Mr B & Mrs J Matthews Ms G Maunsell Mr N G & Mrs A F Maxey Mr T May & Mrs P Holt Miss L V McAuslin Ms K McBride Mr N A & Mrs T A McCann Mr P F & Mrs T E McCarron Miss F C McCrostie Mr P K & Mrs K A McCusker Mr J & Mrs J McDowall Mrs T McElroy
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Ms J McGee Mr R & Mrs P McGuckin Mr M & Mrs M McGurk Mr M & Mrs J McKellow Mr J & Mrs J McKenzie Mr P & Mrs J McLaren Mr S McLean & Ms A Hiini Mrs A McLeod Mr H I D McNab Mr A T & Mrs K M McSweeney Ms M Meates Mr C W & Mrs B R Melhuish Mr D & Mrs K Menzies Mr D & Mrs G Michael Mr N D & Mrs S J Miller Mr R G & Mrs S M Milliken Mr D L T & Mrs L A Mills Mr R Moffatt & Ms A Brown Mr T & Mrs T Moffatt Mr A R & Mrs R J Moore Mr N & Mrs D Moore Mr S T & Mrs N J Moore Mrs C E Moorhead Ms S R M Morkane Mr P H Morrison & Ms E K Nattrass Mr J Morrow Mr N & Mrs A Mosley Mr A Mounce & Mrs P McCabe Mr M & Mrs T Moynihan Mr W Muir Mr S & Mrs K Muir Mr R B & Mrs K L E Muir Munro Family Trust Mr J & Mrs C Murray Mr T & Mrs B Muteswa N Mr D J Neale Mr S & Mrs E Nelson Mr G & Mrs C J A Nelson Mr B M & Mrs L S Neville Mr S Newberry & Mrs B S BakerNewberry Dr R A V & Dr N A Newman Mr C & Mrs A Nimmo Ms M Noonan Mr B E & Mrs M S Noonan Mr C Nott & Ms R Mckeown
O Mr L & Mrs L Officer Ms K Ogano Mr M & Mrs R H Okey Mr B & Mrs C Olsen Mr S & Mrs A O’Reilly Dr B & Ms S Osteen OTA Creek Trust Mr S & Mrs G Otway
P Mrs K L Palliser Mr J D & Mrs E M Park Mr L Parkinson & Ms P Rose Mr B J & Mrs C L Patchett Mr S & Mrs S Patterson Mr C & Ms C Pauling Mr R S Peebles Mr S Penberthy & Ms A Dennehy The Hon P G S Penlington QC Mr R & Mrs A Penter
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Mr N J & Mrs S K Percy Mr H & Mrs S Percy Mr P Perelini & Mrs C B Eaton- Perelini Mr A & Mrs A Perkins Dr I R & Mrs J Perry Mr S G & Mrs S A Philip Mr R Phillips & Ms J Chester Mrs J R Pilbrow Dr D Pilbrow & Mrs A Cropper Mr D & Mrs V Pirie Mr A Pirimona Mr C J W Porter & Ms K J Judd Mr J & Mrs D Prangell Ms S B Prentice Mr A W & Mrs A E Prescott Mr D & Mrs N Price Mr H & Mrs L C Pringle Mr D J R & Mrs K E Pringle Mr J & Mrs L Procter Mr R & Mrs R Prosser Mr L & Mrs M Pye
R Mr A & Mrs P T Raine Mr P & Mrs D Rance Rangi Ruru Old Girls’ Association Mr J R & Mrs T K Rapley Mr M & Mrs N Rayner Mrs E A Rees Mr A & Mrs J Reid Mr K G & Mrs L J Reid Mr W & Mrs P Reweti Mr R & Mrs K Rhodes Mrs G A Rich Mr H Richards & Ms G Herrick Mr A Richmond Mr G & Mrs R Roadley Mrs E M Roberts Mr M & Mrs C Roberts Mr A D & Mrs S H Roberts Mr C A & Mrs H G Roberts Mr A & Mrs C Roberts Mr J M & Mrs M P Robins Mr A J & Mrs L A Robinson Mr T C & Mrs B L Robinson Mr T S & Mrs G F Rochford Mr S P & Mrs M D Rose Mrs M J Rothwell Mr G J & Mrs T J Rozen RROGA South Canterbury Mr N & Mrs H Rutter
S Miss M K Samson Miss G E Sargison Ms A J Sawyers Mrs B & Mr A Scales Mr R Schneideman Mr C & Mrs R A Schroder Mr B Scott Mr D & Mrs A Scott Mr D & Mrs J Scott Mr A D Scott & Ms C M Smith Mr N J & Mrs J K Secker Dr R I & Mrs S Seddon-Smith Mr B J & Mrs J E Seeto Mr T Sevier Mr P J & Dr B M Shamy Mr D C & Mrs J P Shand
Mr S & Mrs K Shaw Mr M G Sheat & Ms S K A Howard Mr H & Mrs K Sheild Mrs A K Sheppard Mr J J Shim & Mrs M Jung Mr P & Mrs A Shipley Shoe Clinic Mr M D & Mrs P E Sidey Mr M & Mrs C Simmers Mr W & Mrs N Simpson Mr H & Mrs S Singh Dr V K & Dr T G Singh Dr P & Dr R Skinner Mr G N & Mrs A J Slaughter Mr J & Mrs F Small Mr A L R & Mrs S L Smart Mrs B A Smith Ms R Smith Ms K Smith Mr P & Mrs S A Smith Mr G Smith & Ms F Barnham Mr J B & Mrs L M Smith Mr T Smith Mr S D & Mrs J E Smith Mr R D & Mrs M L Smith Ms C M Smith & Mr A D Scott Mr P & Mrs P Somerville Mrs E Soothill Mr P & Mrs A Spinks Mr R & Mrs K Spurway Mrs L Stalker Mr J A Stanton & Ms A C Vale Mr J M & Mrs L J Stapylton-Smith Mr A J & Mrs J M Steel Mr J E Stephens Mr A Stevenson Mr J & Mrs M Stewart Mrs E Stewart Mr M Stiles & Ms R Allan Mr B J & Mrs M A Stock Miss A A Stokes Mrs S & Mr A Stratton Mr J & Mrs P Strawbridge Mr K Su & Mrs R Tsai Mr R E & Mrs E Sugrue Mr A M & Mrs A M Summerfield
T Miss V A Tait Mrs A Talen Mr S J & Mrs S J Tansey Mr W Tao & Mrs C Chen Mr P & Mrs M Tarawa Mr N W Templeton Mr S & Ms G Terry Dr M A Thacker Mr C & Mrs A Thacker The B & N Yates Business Trust Mr S & Mrs R Thomas Mr S & Mrs M Woods Mr D L Thompson & Ms S E Bartlett Mr L & Ms S Thomson Mr D Thorburn & Ms J Norris Dr T & Dr K A Townend Mr M & Mrs R E Trolove Mr T & Mrs K Trolove Trustees of Stonehaven Trust Mr M & Mrs M Trusttum Mr T & Mrs E Tuanui Ms N Tulett
Mr T & Mrs C Turnbull
U Mr J W Ullrich Mr J E T & Mrs D G Ussher
V Mr J B & Mrs E C Vale Mrs B L M S van Pallandt Mr A & Mrs K Vance Mr M S & Mrs D J K Vaughan Mr C J R & Mrs S I Venning Ms H Vili Mr M R & Mrs N J Vryenhoek Mr R G & Mrs M V Waddington
W Mr C & Dr S Wakeman Mr P V & Ms C B Walker Dr G M & Mrs J R Walker Mr J & Mrs A J Wallis Mr J Wang & Mrs J Ge Mr J & Mrs J Wang Mr X Wang & Mrs J Ma Mr S & Mrs C Wang Ms Y Wang
Mr R Ward Ms A Ward & Mr D Taiepa Mr G & Mrs S Ward Mr G & Dr N Ward Mr R R Ward Ms L Watherston Dr R & Mrs J Watson Mr I & Mrs C Watts Mr G Wen Mrs A M Weston Mr M Westphall & Ms J Lucas Dr C T Westwood Mr C B White & Ms A E Eliott Mrs J Wield Mr P & Mrs V Wilcox Mr G R & Mrs A Wilkinson Mr G & Mrs J Williams Mr C & Mr T Williams Mr D G & Mrs J A Williams Mr S & Ms S Williamson Mr M Willis Mr M R B Wilson & Mrs S J Hurd Mr B J Winter & Ms M Tam Mr J P & Mrs J Wolfenden Ms S H Won Mr H & Mrs A Wong Mr C Wood & Ms E Grierson Mr C B & Mrs F M Wood
Mr S & Mrs M Woods Mr M & Mrs J Woods Mr A & Mrs N F Wright Mr L Wu & Mrs T Yan Mr X Wu & Mrs Q Pan Mr A & Mrs N E Wyllie Mr J & Mrs J Wyn-Harris Mr J & Mrs S Wynn-Williams
X Mr X Xu & Mrs H Zhao
Y Mrs Y Yamamoto Mr N & Mrs D Yankov-Reid Mrs C Yao Mr J Yao & Mrs Y Lin Mr C & Mrs G Young Mr G & Mrs S Young Mr S Z Yu & Mrs Y F Guo Mrs L Zhang Mr Y H Zhu & Mrs X Y Ye Anonymous x15
THANK YOU We thank you for your support. Rangi Ruru relies on the support of its community to help prepare for future generations, seize opportunities for Rangi’s continued advancement and to ensure the Gibson Sister’s vision continues to soar. We have endeavoured to include everyone who gave to the School in 2019. If we have accidentally omitted your name, please get in touch with the Development Office.
SPONSORS We would like to thank our generous sponsors for helping enrich school initiatives and programmes benefiting our students, staff and the Rangi community.
GRANTS Thanks also to the following Trusts for generously supporting the School and its endeavours.
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