Marist St Pats Shamrock Foundation

'Field of Dreams'

Have you ever wanted to share in the memories of Marist St Pats and also

be a part of it's sporting future?

The St Patrick's College artificial sports turf development will shortly be completed. The all weather turf will bring an end to training on a boggy, sometimes waterlogged field.

Marist St Pats, in recognition of the enduring and warm relationship the Club has with the College, has made a substantial commitment to assist St Patrick's with the artificial turf development costs.

Friends and supporters are also invited to become a part of Wellington's sporting future by sponsoring one square metre of the turf through a donation of $1,000 for each square metre sponsored.

Tax benefits will be available for such donations. Please make use of these as an individual can claim a tax credit for income purposes for cash donations made to the Foundation. The overall maximum tax credit allowable is a sum equal to a third of the aggregate of all donations made by the individual, up to their annual taxable income.

How to make your gift?

Cheque (payable to the Marist St Pats Shamrock Foundation)
(posted to P.O. Box 3472, Wellington 6140)
Internet Banking to the Foundation's ANZ bank account 01 0505 0714914 00
(Please provide name details of the transaction so that a donations receipt can be issued)

Turf sponsorship opportunities also exist. For enquiries please contact:

Loretta Love
Development Manager, St Patrick's College
DDI: 04 939 5416
Mob: 027 466 3686
Email: development@stpats.school.nz

A glass panel to commemorate supporters will be displayed near the turf and will include donor's names. This will be a great way of showing your support and remembering past on-field battles.

From Athletic Park to Rugby League Park to Evans Bay Park - this is Marist St Pats - where dreams begin.

The Marist St Pats Board invites you to consider this opportunity.

About the Marist St Pats Shamrock Foundation

The Foundation is a registered charitable trust. Amongst the charitable objectives of the Foundation will be the education of people in the benefits to health and well-being from participating in amateur sports and recreational activities.

The launch of the Foundation has also helped to provide St Patrick’s College, Wellington with a timely boost for its artificial turf property upgrade... >>>


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Special Edition, 9 May 2013

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This is a special edition of The Red Machine.