David Beck: Christmas foodbank appeal an opportunity to spread aroha
Opinion: It's been a tough year for all, but some are feeling it more than others.
Opinion: It's been a tough year for all, but some are feeling it more than others.
Christmas appeal launched to help families in need across Rotorua.
Six weeks of hard work have paid off for Rotorua's needy.
The past six weeks have seen donations for food banks flow in.
Six weeks of pure generosity has made all the difference! Go Rotorua!
People came from far and wide to collect their precious Christmas hampers.
The donation comes as an added boost for the Salvation Army's Foodbank.
Reporter Caroline Fleming headed down to the Salvation Army Foodbank to do her bit.
By 3pm, they had collected around 2000 cans of food.
This year's Ngongotahā foodbank collection was a success!
"It is everyone giving a small portion, that makes the difference."
The Pukuatua St Salvation Army premises is finally open, just not officially.
It was a race with a difference. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Yesterday's event broke the record for the largest haul of donations ever received!
The bus was well and truly packed to the brim!
Thousands of children turned out for the moment the big green bus rolled up.
The bus will hit the streets from 8am tomorrow.
This year's Fill the Bus schedule has also been revealed.
It is a well-known fact that a person is not themselves when they are hungry.
Glen Harmer has been making all the difference for this year's Christmas Appeal.
Rotorua Chamber of Commerce president John McRae asks you to give back this Christmas.
The Salvation Army pack more than 120 special Christmas parcels for families in need.
Flex your cans Rotorua!
Two Rotorua students share why they think the Christmas Appeal is so important.
The Salvation Army Foodbank says the appeal is off to a great start this year.
Last year the store collected over 1200 gifts and hopes there will be even more this year.
The Rotorua community is encouraged to get behind the Rotorua Daily Post Foodbank Appeal.
Hungry children find it hard to concentrate and learn in schools.
The Rotorua Daily Post Christmas Appeal started on Saturday.