2016/17 Grant for Centre Operating costs including project travel - Helping keep the centre running and getting people involved in projects such as bringing Big Girl makers from Porirua and Wellington up for International Women's Day 2017.
We're a bit picky about who we align with but the Fiskars story blew us away
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 Fee for Service and Creative Communities
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COGS play a part in keeping the centre going, with money towards administration, first aid courses and various other ways.
Security Installation Services
Many thanks to SIS for their continued support
and help in lighting our large structures
and help in lighting our large structures
 Darraghs Mitre 10 continue to support us with amazing deals on a primary resource, masking tape, keeping workshops affordable. Cheers Darraghs!
Many thanks to Downtown Cinemas
Many thanks to Greg and Jane and the Downtown team for providing a great space for the open Studio workshops in lantern making
 For torch costs, Lantern Processions for Festival of Cultures 2011, 2012 |
But wait, There's more....
Many thanks to Resene for continual provision of recycled paints used on numerous projects such as recycled kites at Highbury Whanau centre,World Childrens day projects, Evento Wearable arts, Community Grafitti and Mural projects and many,many other projects.
Many thanks to PNCET who have enabled us to purchase an electric tug .We have already hosted two groups and have workshoped designs for processional non polluting peice.
2012 Turned into Sir Edmund Hillarys South Pole Tractor by Awapuni school for Emission free Christmas Parade P.Nth 2013 Became 'The Rangi Taxi' during May School Holiday programme. 
Kairanga Lions Club supported us on Tug project.
Many thanks to Kairanga Lions Club for their Donation Toward project costs of Tug
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