I think this is a great programme to support young people so thought why not throw myself out of a plane to support this great cause!
Waikato
The Graeme Dingle Foundation run school-based programmes working alongside young people in our most vulnerable communities. The proven programmes are sequenced to create a positive vehicle for change for young people aged 5 to 18 years old.
This is what they call the 'Transformational Journey' – a journey that helps our young people become more confident and resilient, find purpose and direction to achieve success. All proceeds will go towards school-based programmes running in Waikato - Kiwi Can, Stars and Career Navigator
The work that the Graeme Dingle Foundation does, matters - it supports young people so I'm throwing myself out of a plane to support this great cause!
🙌 THANK YOU ✈ 1 December 2019
With your help we've raised over $1,000 to support the work that we at the Graeme Dingle Foundation Waikato do - through our mahi we help our rangitahi build:
- resilience 👏
- self-belief 👏
- life skills 👏
Our foundation’s programmes empower young people to succeed and overcome life’s obstacles.
Today, hosted by GoSkydive New Zealand I jumped from 13,000 feet attached to Kieran 'Kitsch' Baldwin (who recently represented New Zealand at the 2019 FAI Canopy Piloting World Cup in South Africa!!!)
It was EPIC - and as we circled the Waikato gaining height for our jump I had reason to pause and think about where I was and why. Supporting the work I am privileged to be able to do, because it matters.
Scariest moment: the reality of landing
Best moment: hanging with my tandem jump master.
Thank you again,
Clive
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!
We're daring people to get outside of their comfort zone, just like our young people do through our programmes.
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