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CFNZ will optimise quality of life for people with Cystic Fibrosis and thier families - striving for normal life expectancy
CFNZ Board Chairperson Jane Drumm has announced the appointment of new Chief Executive Jane Bollard who will commence in her role on Monday 7th March 2016, based at our Auckland office:
“Jane has a strong background in community development and a commitment to ensuring people have the information, advice and support they need. This was evident in her previous management role with Citizens Advice Bureaux in Auckland and most recently in her role as Business and Community Development Manager for Plunket's northern region. Jane oversaw the management of all fundraising, parent support and development, volunteer and community development, as well as two Plunket businesses in her area.
Jane has experience working in medical research, and with government agencies and not for profit organisations. She has a passion for people centred design, project management and strategic planning. She holds a science degree in nutrition from Otago plus post graduate qualifications in health management and finance.
Jane is very familiar with membership organisations and the essential work volunteers do to support these organisations. She currently volunteers on the Board of Volunteering Auckland.
Jane and her partner Gordon live in their central Auckland home with their two sons, a golden retriever, a cat and several chooks down the back. Nordic walking (yes, walking with poles) is one of her favourite pastimes together with gardening, aspiring to be a MasterChef, and watching her younger son play hockey.
Jane is excited about joining CFNZ and hopes to have the opportunity to meet many of you in the course of her role. The Board and I are very pleased to welcome Jane as our new CE and look forward to working with her." – Jane Drumm ... See MoreSee Less
CF twins Jake and Emma Gawn and their mate Kate are competing in Challenge Wanaka and have raised over $1200 in less than 24 hours!
They are competing as a team called “The Rookies” because it’s the first time they’ve done this particular event. Although it’s Jake’s 4th time he’s entered one of Challenge Wanaka’s events.
The Rookies set a goal of $500 to raise for Cystic Fibrosis and are on target to triple that amount.
www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/EmmaGawn/ ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks for visiting our fundraising page. Our team is called The Rookies, as initially it was a new event for all of us. Kate is the swimmer and Emma is the runner. Unfortunately our cyclist had to pu...
Now here’s a physiotherapist going the extra mile for the CF community - Josh Woodside works at Dunedin Hospital and until recently worked with the paediatric CF clinic there. “I enjoyed working with these children and have seen some of the struggle and the number of treatments they have to complete on a daily basis even when they are well,” he says. When Josh saw that Breath4CF was the official charity for Challenge Wanaka, he knew that fundraising while competing in the Lake Wanaka Half Ironman was something he could do for them. www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/JoshuaWoodside/ ... See MoreSee Less
Joshua Woodside's Fundraising Page
fundraiseonline.co.nz
Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. On the 20th February this year I'm having a crack at the Wanaka half Ironman. I've been putting in some good training hours and loving the challenge. I really ...
CFNZ will optimise quality of life for people with Cystic Fibrosis and thier families - striving for normal life expectancy
CFNZ Board Chairperson Jane Drumm has announced the appointment of new Chief Executive Jane Bollard who will commence in her role on Monday 7th March 2016, based at our Auckland office:
“Jane has a strong background in community development and a commitment to ensuring people have the information, advice and support they need. This was evident in her previous management role with Citizens Advice Bureaux in Auckland and most recently in her role as Business and Community Development Manager for Plunket's northern region. Jane oversaw the management of all fundraising, parent support and development, volunteer and community development, as well as two Plunket businesses in her area.
Jane has experience working in medical research, and with government agencies and not for profit organisations. She has a passion for people centred design, project management and strategic planning. She holds a science degree in nutrition from Otago plus post graduate qualifications in health management and finance.
Jane is very familiar with membership organisations and the essential work volunteers do to support these organisations. She currently volunteers on the Board of Volunteering Auckland.
Jane and her partner Gordon live in their central Auckland home with their two sons, a golden retriever, a cat and several chooks down the back. Nordic walking (yes, walking with poles) is one of her favourite pastimes together with gardening, aspiring to be a MasterChef, and watching her younger son play hockey.
Jane is excited about joining CFNZ and hopes to have the opportunity to meet many of you in the course of her role. The Board and I are very pleased to welcome Jane as our new CE and look forward to working with her." – Jane Drumm ... See MoreSee Less
CF twins Jake and Emma Gawn and their mate Kate are competing in Challenge Wanaka and have raised over $1200 in less than 24 hours!
They are competing as a team called “The Rookies” because it’s the first time they’ve done this particular event. Although it’s Jake’s 4th time he’s entered one of Challenge Wanaka’s events.
The Rookies set a goal of $500 to raise for Cystic Fibrosis and are on target to triple that amount.
www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/EmmaGawn/ ... See MoreSee Less
fundraiseonline.co.nz
Thanks for visiting our fundraising page. Our team is called The Rookies, as initially it was a new event for all of us. Kate is the swimmer and Emma is the runner. Unfortunately our cyclist had to pu...
Now here’s a physiotherapist going the extra mile for the CF community - Josh Woodside works at Dunedin Hospital and until recently worked with the paediatric CF clinic there. “I enjoyed working with these children and have seen some of the struggle and the number of treatments they have to complete on a daily basis even when they are well,” he says. When Josh saw that Breath4CF was the official charity for Challenge Wanaka, he knew that fundraising while competing in the Lake Wanaka Half Ironman was something he could do for them. www.fundraiseonline.co.nz/JoshuaWoodside/ ... See MoreSee Less
Joshua Woodside's Fundraising Page
fundraiseonline.co.nz
Thanks for visiting my fundraising page. On the 20th February this year I'm having a crack at the Wanaka half Ironman. I've been putting in some good training hours and loving the challenge. I really ...
