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We’re here for you. You’re here for Aotearoa.

At any one time there are about one million people needing mental health support in Aotearoa. But even if mental health services dramatically increased, it’s near impossible for any system to service that many people at once.  

The Mental Health Foundation advocates for better access to mental health services, but we can’t just wait for services to catch up – we need to educate New Zealanders about mental health and give them the tools to care for their own wellbeing every day.  

Corporate sponsorships are an essential part of the solution.   

The financial support from our sponsors allows us to continue our mahi uplifting the mental health and wellbeing of everyone in Aotearoa.   In return, we promise to create a meaningful, authentic partnerships with our sponsors, supporting you to put the wellbeing of your staff, your customers and your communities first.  

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Major Sponsor

Cotton On Foundation

Cotton On has been the official retail partner of Pink Shirt Day since 2019. In that time they’ve raised over $2.3 million to support the Mental Health Foundation efforts to eliminate bullying by creating a kinder, more inclusive Aotearoa. Some of their team even modelled for us! Check out the 2024 Cotton On range of Pink Shirt Day products here.

Mental Health Foundation
Mental Health Foundation

Sime Darby Motors NZ

Sime Darby Motors NZ joined the Mental Health Foundation as a Major Sponsor in 2024. The company employs around 1200 people who sell, service and support premium automotive and commercial transport brands, selling cars, trucks, and materials handling equipment across New Zealand.  

Look beneath the bonnet and you’ll discover a company where ‘care for all’ is a core value. Through its partnership with the Mental Health Foundation, Sime Darby aims to support employees and provide opportunities to raise awareness and funds by participating in key initiatives like Pink Shirt Day and Move For Mental Health.  

The company recently ran a Move-a-thon, encouraging its people to Connect, Be Active, Give, Take Notice and Keep Learning – the Five Ways to Wellbeing – and committed to match every dollar raised to support the Mental Health Foundation’s work across Aotearoa. 


Proud Sponsors

Downer NZ 

Infrastructure company Downer knows how important wellbeing is to the communities they helps build. One of the ways they show their support is by matching donations made to the hundreds of runners who fundraise for us during the Auckland Marathon and taking part on race day.  

Mental Health Foundation
Mental Health Foundation

AIA 
AIA supports us through its AIA Vitality programme which encourages members to earn rewards by focusing on their own physical and mental wellbeing. During Mental Health Awareness Week AIA staff took part in a fundraising triathlon. For every kilometre AIA team members ran, walked, biked or rowed, AIA donated $10 to the Mental Health Foundation. 

TBI Health

TBI Health is proud of its commitment to mental health awareness and support. As an active sponsor of the Mental Health Foundation, their national clinic and services team participate in various annual campaigns, including the Aotearoa Mental Health Film Festival, Mental Health Awareness Week, and Pink Shirt Day. 

We are excited to announce that TBI Health will be participating in 'donations matching' for Pink Shirt Day in 2024, supporting the Mental Health Foundation’s efforts to educate, equip and empower everyone in Aotearoa to say no to bullying. 

Mental Health Foundation

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Let’s kōrero. Every business is different, so each of our partnerships is too.  
We’d love to talk to you about what your motivations are and what opportunities we have to help you reach your goals.  
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