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BabyBundles supports The Little Miracles Trust
***Help BabyBundles support World Prematurity Day on 17 Nov 2014. With every purchase of New Zealand made merino clothing, wraps and sleeping bags from the BabyBundles online store during Nov 2014, BabyBundles will donate 10% of the total purchase to the NZ Neonatal Trust to help premature babies thrive. Available at www.babybundles.co.nz *** BabyBundles are…
Charity ball to bolster neonatal unit
The Little Miracles Trust Parent Support Group in Taranaki has appeared in the Taranaki Daily News! The article is about their charity ball and auction on 15 November, where people are encouraged to dress up to the nines and to help raise money for such things as an apnoea monitor, breast milk pumps, bed linen…
Go Gardening supports The Little Miracles Trust
The Little Miracles Trust is proud to have the support of The Nursery and Garden Industry Association of New Zealand (NGINZ) for our World Prematurity Day celebrations this November! NGINZ (particularly using their great Go Gardening brand) are the industry face of The Nursery and Garden Industry Association of New Zealand and are the peak…
Blackmore & Best support The Little Miracles Trust
The Little Miracles Trust are incredibly grateful to Jane Blackmore and Juliet Best of The Blackmore & Best gallery. We are privileged to be supported by these great artists in November 2014. Exhibition support Their long awaited inaugural art exhibition (8th – 22nd November) spans World Prematurity Day on 17th November. Thanks to the great…
Unique pyjama bags from The Little Miracles Trust
The Little Miracles Trust has been lucky enough to be donated some sports uniforms which we have turned into pyjama bags (or boot bags or swimming bags - any type of bag really!) and are now selling on Trade Me. See below for links to the Trade Me auctions. The sports uniforms have been kindly…
October Partner of the Month: Ideas Shop
The Little Miracles Trust is delighted to be receiving support from Ideas Shop for our World Prematurity Day and general awareness activity. Ideas Shop is a leading communications agency with offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, providing services to clients throughout New Zealand and internationally. The Little Miracles Trust is incredibly grateful for the support…
Otago Med Students knit baby woollies for NICU
Some of the South's most vulnerable babies will be kept warm thanks a group of over 100 University of Otago medical students, who have been using their spare time to knit items for Dunedin Hospital’s NICU. They managed to make 31 blankets, 45 hats, 15 pairs of booties and six cardigans! They also raised $2100…
The Warehouse "Plastic Bags for Good" help out The Little Miracles Trust
The Little Miracles Trust in Waikato has been one of the recipients of the donations made from The Warehouse’s ‘Plastic Bags for Good’ Initiative. The donation came just in time for the beginning of winter, a time when the number of premature and sick new-borns increases. The funds from the Plastic Bags for Good Initiative…
Awareness activity in schools
As part of our awareness activity based around World Prematurity Day, we have produced a number of lesson plans and resources for teachers to use. The resources, developed with the assistance of teachers, are appropriate for a range of ages and will help play a part in raising awareness of: prematurity and sick babies;…
Breakfast with Dr Mojo
The Little Miracles Trust are once again the grateful recipients of Mojo's support. On 21 August, as part of Wellington on a Plate, Mojo hosted a breakfast extravaganza with a twist. Their Shed 13 Roastery was transformed and hosted a Martin Bosley prepared greek heritage inspired coffee breakfast banquet. Those who went along enjoyed…
Martin King supporting The Little Miracles Trust
18 Contenders - 16 Charities - All winners The Southern Showdown has been an annual event since 2012 and has raised more than $65,000 for the Malcam Trust and Otago Community Hospice. The More FM Arena will once again hold host to Dunedin's biggest annual…
Old phones help new arrivals
Wellington Phoenix defender Ben Sigmund and wife Deanna are at the forefront of the Mojo Neonatal Trust Phone Appeal. Their son Cameron was born three months premature in 2010. "It's our way to help as best we can, to show our appreciation for pretty much saving our son's life," Sigmund says. Donated phones are sent…