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AUC/PL001	DIABETES NEW ZEALAND Diabetes New Zealand is the only charity in New Zealand that represents people with diabetes. Diabetes touches the lives of over 270,000 people in New Zealand. The charity's vision is that all people with diabetes in New Zealand should be the best managed in the world and have the best access to health care. Diabetes New Zealand advocates that people with diabetes can enjoy the best possible quality of life, in the context of the condition. Companies can sponsor some of the activities of a local diabetes society or Diabetes New Zealand itself. Contact: Sponsorship Department. Address: PO Box 12441, Thorndon, Wellington, New Zealand. Tel.: 0800 369 636 or 04 499 7145. E-mail: communications@diabetes.org.nz link to website	Ongoing
AUC/0001	AUSTRALIAN MARINE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION ASSOCIATION The Australian Marine Environment Protection Association (AUSMEPA) was launched on 13th July, 2000, at Newstead House on the banks of the Brisbane River. A declaration of a voluntary commitment 'to save the seas' was signed by a number of individuals representing a wide range of shipping industry, government and non government organisations who were committed to protecting Australia's precious marine environment. Details about sponsorship opportunities are available via this page: www.ausmepa.org.au/other.asp?pageId=5. Contact: Sponsorship Department. Address: PO Box 4282, Hawker, Canberra, A CT 2517, Australia. Tel.: 02 6254 2559. Fax: 02 6254 2517. E-mail: info@ausmepa.org.au link to website	Ongoing
AUC/0002	TARONGA ZOO The Zoo is a fantastic TV show in which viewers share in the amazing stories of zoo keepers and vets at Taronga and Western Plains Zoos as they care for precious animals. A corporate partnership with Taronga and Western Plains Zoos not only means great things for the world's wildlife - it can also mean great opportunities for the sponsor's business and brand. Corporate Partnership opportunities start from as little as $5,000 per annum and for every $1 contributed by partners, the New South Wales State Government gives $3 to The Taronga Foundation. Existing partners include large companies such as Coca-Cola Amatil, QBE, ANZ, Sydney Water, ING and Streets. Many small to medium-sized businesses benefit from partnerships with the zoo. Contact: Marketing Department. Address: PO Box 20, Bradleys Head Road, Mosman NSW 2088. Tel.: (+61) 2 9978 4721. Fax: (+61) 2 9969 7515. E-mail: foundation@zoo.nsw.gov.au link to website	Ongoing
AUC/0003	WEST AUSTRALIAN CRICKET CLUB FOR THE BLIND The West Australian Cricket Club for the Blind aims to showcase the skills of blind cricketers to the community of Western Australia (a) by playing games of blind cricket on a regular basis and involving fully sighted and vision impaired players - they have just been invited to play an exhibition match in Collie (approximately 200kms from Perth) on Australia Day and a match in Busselton in March (approximately 250kms from Perth); (b) to actively seek new vision impaired players and to get them participating in the club as players and a part of the overall community; and (c) to send a team to the Australian Blind Cricket Championships, which are held biannually. The club needs funds to allow us to enable us to reach their aims and goals as a club and as individuals. Contact: Mark Thomas, President. Address: 3 Kerrison Parade, Seville Grove, Western Australia 6112. Tel.: 0418196641. E-mail: belovedwarrior8@bigpond.com.	Ongoing
AUC/0004	WWF AUSTRALIA WWF-Australia works with the business community to find sustainable solutions to the world's pressing environmental problems. The charity is both constructive and solutions-orientated when working with the private sector. Combining the influence, expertise and knowledge of business and WWF can achieve important environmental and financial outcomes. Contact: Head of Corporate Partnerships. Tel.: 02 8202 1253. Fax: 02 9281 1060. E-mail via this page: www.wwf.org.au link to website	Ongoing