Join us in supporting three incredible charities; 

Auckland Women's Centre, The Kindness Collective and Woven Earth.

TICKETS HAVE NOW SOLD OUT. 

If you missed out on getting a ticket, please join us for the free live stream online! Click here to register.

Or you can make a donation of any amount to any (or all) of the charities.

NEW DATE: Wednesday 21 April, 2021.

TIME: Drinks and canapés from 6:15pm. Event starts at 7pm.

LOCATION: Eat My Lunch | 5 Galatos St, Newton, Auckland.

To view a map of the location, please click here.

With Jacinta Gulasekharam as the Dragon for Good.

EVENT INFO:

Make a pledge to attend – your pledge is your tax deductible donation which doubles as your ticket. On the night you’ll receive charity dollars and after hearing the 3 charity stories, you get to decide who your donation goes to, it's all part of the 10x10 fun!

Pledge Options:

We know that things are tough for people at the moment so we have introduced a tiered pricing structure with a more affordable option so we are hoping more people can get involved.

$75 option: Entry to the event + 3 x $25 charity dollar vouchers

$100 option: Entry to the event + 2 x $50 charity dollar vouchers

$150 option: Entry to the event + 3 x $50 charity dollar vouchers*

* In appreciation of your generosity, $150 pledges will receive 3 x complimentary raffle tickets in the charity raffle draw on the night.

To attend and support the event, select a button on the right to purchase a ticket, or if you can't make it to the event, you can also make a donation of any amount.

The pledges (charity dollars) will be available for collection upon arrival at the event. 

Can't make it to the event? Click here to register for the free live stream!

THE CHARITIES

Listed below are the three charities that will pitch on the night:

Auckland Women’s Centre help over 3,800 women every year by offering crisis intervention, support, information, advice and referral for emergency housing, women’s refuge, rape counselling, child abuse reporting, abortion, parenting and more.

They envision a society where women are well resourced and empowered within their communities to achieve equity, safety and well-being, and are committed to working for change for women from feminist perspectives.

The Kindness Collective is a Community Resource Network with a large group of people choosing to make kindness a priority. They are a match-making service, matching those with need to those with more to share. They work with numerous charities, social agencies, organisations and community groups by meeting needs in the community with resources, tools, time and money. It’s easy to be kind and it’s easy to help. The Kindness Collective makes it simple for people to do both.

Woven Earth work with the New Zealand Police, Victim Support, Shine and Refuges to help family violence survivors rebuild their lives by furnishing their houses with love and dignity to create a home for them to start the next chapter of their lives. Knowing that there is a Woven Earth community working to offer the practical support survivors of family violence need to rebuild their lives gives a gift of hope and belief in the goodness that exists in Aotearoa!

DRAGON FOR GOOD | Jacinta Gulasekharam

Jacinta Gulasekharam is an impatient, impact driven social entrepreneur and connector. She co-founded Dignity, a social enterprise with a mission to deliver period equity and has created access to 30,000 sustainable period products. The Positive Periods campaign she led resulted in the government committing to free period products for students in NZ. She's the Partnership Manager at FlexiTime supporting their partners and enterprise clients. She's a First Foundation mentor and lends her experience to grow the startup ecosystem.

Jacinta is an Edmund Hillary Fellow, Women of Influence Young Leader Finalist 2020 and Sustainable Business Network Change Maker Finalist 2020. 

Looking for a way to get more meaningfully involved with your community? Here’s how you can get involved with Auckland Women's Centre, The Kindness Collective and Woven Earth.

• Auckland Women’s Centre are looking for Volunteer Child Carers for Single Mums on Sundays to help keep the children occupied while the mums chat and support each other. It is held on the last Sunday of every month.

• The Kindness Collective have a range of projects you can get involved with, from uniform fundraising, supporting MDM Refuge children with school supplies and collecting and donating toys to children on the Oncology Ward at Starship.

• Woven Earth have varied volunteer roles available, including pantry coordinators, linen coordinators, a driver and some lifting power for furniture deliveries and home decor coordinators plus many more as the needs arise.

These organisations need your help to continue the amazing work they do. More volunteer opportunities will be available soon, subscribe to our newsletter to keep up to date.

10×10 Philanthropy is a live crowdfunding charity, comprised of young professionals, who raise funds for innovative grassroots charities by hosting 100+ guests at inspiring events.

Established in Sydney in 2013, 10×10 and its network of millennial and Gen Z volunteers have grown their operations to 15 major cities around the world –  expanding throughout Australia and internationally to Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, London, Hong Kong, Vancouver and Auckland.

To propagate the 10x10 mission, 10% of funds raised are paid forward towards the start-up and delivery of the next 10x10 project, ensuring that the cycle of giving continues and new grassroots charities performing essential work are identified and supported.

For anything further, reach out to [email protected].