In 1976, and after 20 years of dynamic growth in his Waikato based family business, Brian Perry, and his wife Peggy, established the Perry Foundation with a vision to provide support to the communities of New Zealand. Their deep-seeded, community values still hold true today, with Trustees and staff alike focused on building strong communities throughout New Zealand.
Please use the attached pages to find out more about the Perry Foundation. Our staff are readily available to assist with any questions you may have, whether it is help completing a grant application form or assistance in choosing an experienced gaming trust for your business operation.
Don’t hesitate to contact us.
You -
By understanding your needs, we will earn your trust and respect, be responsive, innovative and reliable, and with the personal touch, we will exceed your expectations.
Your Customers -
Our passionate and professional team will add value to your business and provide a responsible gaming experience that exceeds the expectation of your customers.Your Community -
We're building strong communities right across New Zealand by returning local funds to local communities - including yours.
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May 09
Next Closing Date for Grant Applications - 2009-06-02
The cut of date for applications for our Thursday 25 June board meeting has closed.
Our next Board Meeting to consider grant applications is Thursday 27 August 2009. Although the official application cut off date for our August meeting is ...
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Brian Perry Sports House scores national award - 2009-06-26
The innovative Brian Perry Sports House was celebrated at major New Zealand property awards last night.
The Property Council New Zealand Rider Levett Bucknall Property Awards were presented at a gala dinner in Auckland. For Brian Perry Sports House, Sport Waikato gained a merit in ...
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Our Venue Operators need to be rewarded for the role they play in NZ's charity gaming model - 2009-06-24
In response to the Department of Internal Affairs proposed new Venue Payment framework, we have responded with a clear and concise outline of what we believe is the best way forward to ensure a fair balance between rewarding our Venue Operators for the great work they do in responsibly hosting ou...
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School Cyclists take to the Streets - 2009-06-22
Both the North and South Island Perry Foundation Schools Cycling Championships for 2009 are being held on the 4th and 5th of July (in Ngaruawahia and Christchurch respectively). With more than 500 of New Zealand’s best junior riders competing at both the North and South Island events, the t...
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