Collaboration and curiosity sit at the heart of this campaign, and the impact is real.

Together with social impact leaders The Kindness Collective and Kiwi retail icon, The Warehouse, the Queens are turning a home game into something bigger than basketball: a children’s toy drive designed to bring joy where it’s needed most this Christmas.

Entry is simple. Bring a new toy. Take your seat. Change a young person’s holiday.

Every gift becomes a moment of kindness. Every cheer fuels women’s professional basketball. One night, one community, one shared purpose, proving that when sport, generosity, and people come together, everyone wins.

https://www.kindness.org.nz/

We believe progress starts by listening to patients, families, clinicians, and researchers on the front line of breast cancer.

Triple-negative breast cancer is one of the most aggressive and least understood forms of the disease. It affects lives quickly, unevenly, and often without enough answers. That’s why our fundraising commitment is focused, deliberate, and grounded in impact: to help fund the research that leads to earlier detection, better treatments, and real outcomes.

We keep things simple, smart, and human. Every initiative is designed with care, built on evidence, and driven by a single goal > moving research forward so fewer families are left waiting for hope.

This is about action, not awareness.

https://www.breastcancercure.org.nz/

Since 2014, Nourish Trust has been delivering nourishing food hampers to families doing it tough across the greater Wellington region, meeting real need with dignity and care.

What began as a simple idea to ease the pressure for 21 families has grown into a powerful, community-driven movement. Today, that same spark fuels support for thousands of local families each year, proving that consistent care, shared effort, and local action can create lasting change.

This collaboration is about showing up with food, with empathy, and with a belief that no family should face hardship alone.

https://www.nourishtrust.org/

Autism New Zealand walks alongside autistic people and their whānau with practical support, trusted information, and community-rooted resources that meet real needs every day.

From outreach services and nationwide programs to education and connection tools, they help families, caregivers and professionals understand autism and find the services that make life easier and fuller.

Their work is grounded in respect, empowerment, and inclusivity, making sure everyone in the autism community has access to support, tools and understanding as they navigate life with confidence and connection.

https://autismnz.org.nz/