Fight Against Mental Illness

$220 donated
Given by 10 generous donors in 5 weeks

On November the 17th, 2017, I will step in the boxing ring for 3 rounds, fighting back against mental illness.

Auckland

About 'Wood For The Trees'

Mental illness is something that affects many kiwis. In New Zealand up to 50% of adults have suffered from a mental illness in their lives. That could be a colleague, friend or family member. Unfortunately the number of suicides in New Zealand is continuing to rise with 606 last year.

Wood For The Trees is a registered charity on a mission to help kiwis affected by mental illness. To do this they'll be providing funding to community organisations, creating awareness and open dialogue about mental illness, and to remove the stigma associated with it. Annually, Wood For The Trees will be running various activities such as boxing events, fishing competitions and the raffle of up to 6 brand-new Harley-Davidson motorcycles. For more info, please visit www.woodforthetrees.co.nz

Cody Taylor's involvement (page creator)

I am involved because I believe that mental illness is a bitch of a thing that needs to be sorted asap. Too many New Zealand youngins are affected by it, and it's destroying lives.

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Participating in

BoxChamp™ presents Charity Fight Night

Over 40 corporates will be stepping into the boxing ring to raise funds for Mental Health.

Latest donations

Charlotte
Charlotte on 28 Oct 2017
$5
Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 28 Oct 2017
A worthy cause man, love it. Hope you pwn it up.
$15
Mum
Mum on 26 Oct 2017
Good luck - another well deserving cause. Xx
$100
Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 25 Oct 2017
$5
Nat
Nat on 25 Oct 2017
Can't make the bout so I'll put that money towards the cause! All the best mate just don't get concussed for your exam the next day hahaha
$55

Who's involved?

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Donations of over $5 are eligible for a New Zealand charitable giving tax credit.
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This campaign started on 17 Oct 2017 and ended on 24 Nov 2017.