“It’s all about raising funds for worthy causes. Though New Zealand has been hit hard of late with disasters, these charities still need our support”.
The Bangers to Bluff rally is organised by Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay.
It is an opportunity to travel from Auckland to Bluff with a small group of like-minded adventurers, on a carefully crafted route through spectacular Aotearoa — a unique and rich experience.
Organisers say the journey is the start of lifelong friendships and participation gives support for widely loved and respected New Zealand charities, and is much appreciated.
The event takes a group of fellow travellers, limited to just 18 vehicles, on roads less travelled from Auckland to Bluff via several iconic regions.
Routes include Raglan to Kawhia Road, Molesworth Station track (with an alternative via Kaikoura if the track is not open), Mt Cook, Danseys Pass and the wonderful sights through Southland’s Catlins area.
The masthead charities are Multiple Sclerosis NZ and Hopeworks Foundation.
Hopeworks is the “go-to” umbrella organisation for those suffering from brain injuries.
Further charities may also be selected as beneficiaries by the board of the Half Moon Bay club.
Banger sponsorship is a key element, with each team required to fundraise on behalf of their entry with all funds to be donated to the beneficiaries.
Bangers To Bluff departed on Tuesday and concludes on Saturday, April 1 — to follow our team go to instagram.com/3_blind_mice_bangers_to_bluff/
To support Team Three Blind Mice donate at givealittle.co.nz/fundraiser/team-3-blind-mice-bangers-to-bluff-challenge
