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The Grocery Charity Ball 2010

Date	Friday 3rd September 2010
Venue	Langham Hotel, Auckland
Time	6:45pm
Auctions	Click here for the 2010 Auction List.
Attendees	Click here for the 2010 Attendees List.
Tickets	$295 + GST per ticket \| $2950 + GST for a table of ten
Entertainment	Surprise on the night!
MC	Jeremy Corbett
Reservations	Expressions of interest or pre-bookings can be made via the contacts page on this website.
Sponsorship	Find out how to become a sponsor in 2011.
Beneficiaries	Applications to become a beneficiary of future Grocery Charity Balls should be made via the contacts page on this website.


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	Testimonials
	"FGC proudly supports the annual Grocery Ball, the highlight of the industry’s social calendar. It’s a wonderful event that allows the grocery sector to gather together in support of New Zealand’s hardworking charitable organizations. We encourage all our members to get involved and support this year’s event." Katherine Rich, Chief Executive Officer, FGC.

	As a proudly 100% New Zealand owned and operated business, Foodstuffs is always keen to give something back to the community that supports us. That’s why for the last 6 years Foodstuffs has thrown its weight behind the Grocery Charity Ball, because we know that it is an event dedicated to helping others less fortunate. This year, we are thrilled that the trust has selected The Melanoma Foundation to be the beneficiary for the 2010 ball and I would encourage everyone in the grocery industry to attend and enjoy this marvellous fundraiser. Tony Carter, Managing Director, Foodstuffs.

	"The Grocery Charity Ball just seems to get better and better. I thought last year’s was great, and I’m wondering how it’s going to be topped this year. The food, the entertainment, the company of our colleagues from the grocery industry, and the charitable cause which I know the Trustees take great pains to select, all make for a fabulous evening. This year’s beneficiary – the Melanoma Foundation – is a great choice. As Kiwis, we need to be particularly conscious of the dangers of Melanoma. It’s an easy decision for us here at Progressive to throw our support behind the occasion. " Peter Smith, Managing Director, Progressive Enterprises Ltd.

2010 Sponsors