Christchurch Earthquake

Welcome to our blog site where students at the Royal Children's Hospital can follow our project. Our aim is to gain an understanding of the Christchurch earthquake and how it has affected the young people of Christchurch. Our hope is to fundraise money through our projects that will benefit those affected.































































Tuesday, 9 August 2011

A BIG thank you to Ties 'n' Cuffs for our fabulous project pins!

A BIG  thank you to Andrew Gideon and his team at Ties 'n' Cuffs. Last week we received our project pins and they look absolutely fantastic.  The pins have already  attracted very positive comments and are selling like hot cakes!:)  It is through Andrew and his team's kind and generous donation that we will be able to raise additonal funds to go towards a well being activity for students at Chisnallwood Intermediate School, Christchurch New Zealand.  
 If any of your family and friends are looking for corporate or promotional items, please consider supporting Ties n Cuffs as they have done so for us.

http://www.tiesncuffs.com.au/


Thank you again Ties 'n' Cuffs.  We really appreciate your wonderful support! :)
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5 comments:

  1. Anonymous9 August 2011 at 19:55

    Thanks heaps! This will really help our fundraising and we will be able to plan a really good event for the kids in Christchurch.

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  2. Anonymous9 August 2011 at 21:07

    That was very kind! thank you:)

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  3. Anonymous29 August 2011 at 17:43

    I saw the Pins last week and they look great

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  4. Anonymous29 August 2011 at 17:47

    I sent the staff at Chisnallwood Intermediate a few pins along with a wristband for each student in room 7. The staff were wrapped with them and thought they were very cute. Thanks ties n cuffs - without your support we wouldn't have been able to send the pins over to Christchurch.

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  5. Anonymous4 September 2011 at 01:25

    The pins look great!I have seen staff around the hospital wearing them. They look quite professional. Ties n cuffs has done a good job and you have really made a difference. thanks again!

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