"Being able to support the organisation as a mentor and now a sponsor with my business Dimple Digital is incredibly rewarding.
"If anyone is wanting to make a contribution and have a lot of fun at the same time, I would definitely recommend contacting the BBBS Rotorua team to find out more."
The $4200 from the Bowls and BBQ event will help the charity meet the ongoing operational costs of these relationships.
The programme at present supports 85 local tamariki, aged 6 to 12. Each tamariki is paired with an adult mentor, whom they meet up with once a week.
Darryl Parker, mentoring co-ordinator of Big Brothers Big Sisters Rotorua, says it was "another fabulous event of fun and fulfilling a great result of raising $4200".
"We are so thankful for our marvellous mentor David and Dimple for organising this, and all who contributed and participated.
"The biggest winners are our terrific tamariki who will be supported in their mentoring to build better futures".
Dimple Digital says none of this would have been possible without the hugely generous support of the many local sponsors.
These included the Arawa Bowling Club, Michelle Cutelli Photography, Domino's Pizza Rotorua, the Mad Butcher Rotorua, Alma Hume, Varnitage, Colin MacPhee, Anna Heap, Katherine Goodrick, Buried Village, Capers Cafe + Store, Redwoods Treewalk, The Factory Smokehouse & Grill, Millennium Hotel Rotorua, KAZ Design, The Knife Shop, Velocity Valley, Artisan Cafe, Waimangu Volcanic Valley, Eastwood Cafe, Escape Masters, Pig & Whistle Rotorua, and Ᾱrepa.
To learn more about Big Brothers Big Sisters go to bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz.