Donating and Covenanting

How to join, donate or covenant

HOW TO JOIN:

You become a Le Roys Bush friend or volunteer simply by registering on this site or by coming along to an event.

For more info, email LeRoysBush@gmail.com

If you would like to join the Le Roys Bush and Little Shoal Bay Management Committee, see How to contact us

DONATIONS:

If you would like to make a donation of money, plants or equipment, please contact the President, Carol Hosking, who is also treasurer of the Le Roys Bush and Little Shoal Bay Reserves Charitable Trust.

    • Thanks very much to the New Zealander living in the US who has made a donation by direct credit to our bank account. This is greatly appreciated. June 2012.

    • Thank you also to the Birkenhead family who has made a major donation - we are very grateful for your commitment to our beautiful reserve and your confidence in the work the committee is doing there. July 2012.

    • Thanks very much to the Hinemoa Street donor for their direct credit - September 2012.

You may like to consider a bequest to the Le Roys Bush and Little Shoal Bay Reserves Charitable Trust. or to set up a regular monthly automatic tax deductible donation. Please email LeRoysBush@gmail.com indicating whether you would like us to ring or visit you or to reply by email.

The Trust is an incorporated society and a registered charity. Donations are tax deductible. Our Kiwibank account number is: 38-9007-0178056-001. Please remember to provide contact details when making a deposit.

Please note that 100% of donations go towards acquiring plants or equipment for the reserve. There are no administrative overheads charged against your donations.

COVENANTING or GIFTING PROPERTY:

If you are the owner of a property adjoining the reserve and are interested in having the bush on your land preserved for posterity, you may like to consider covenanting part of your property or offering part of your property as a donation or for sale. A number of other owners have done this before which has helped to build up the quality and scope of the reserve. You could approach the Auckland Council direct or to discuss the matter with a member of the Management Committee. In general, legal costs of subdivision or covenanting are likely to be covered by the council. But this practice may change with the new super city restructure.

One resident covenanted part of their property through the QE2 trust. We were advised recently that this option is still available for Le Roys Bush.

You could also read the details on the QE2 National Trust site http://www.openspace.org.nz/Site/Covenants/

Please email LeRoysBush@gmail.com for further information about covenanting your property through the QE2 Trust.

Tell us whether you would like us to ring or visit you or to reply by email.

SPONSORSHIP and GRANTS:

We are very grateful to a range of sponsors and granting bodies. But we are always keen to hear from any group wishing to sponsor our activities or contracts.

Please see our full list of sponsors: Thanks to our sponsors