For Carson, For Kerrod, for the 606- Charity Fight night Fundraiser

$430 donated
Given by 14 generous donors in 4 weeks

I am participating in a charity fight night to fundraise for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust.

Otago

2017 was a very tough time for our whanau, two days after burying our father, two of our nephews committed suicide, one of them had his life support turned off and passed away in my arms. Suicide had never crossed the path of our whanau before this and I hope that it never does again. In the past year 606 people took their own lives, two were my nephews, two were work colleagues and one was a young man I had just started working with to try and help turn his life around. This number is greater than our road toll and still increasing each year.

I promised to my whanau that I would do ANYTHING to stop this from happening again and this is a small part of me taking action.

On November 24 in Dunedin I will take part in the Charity fight night to raise funds for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust, for the 606, for my nephews and for all those still needing support. This organization is playing a huge role in our community in making a positive difference. I hope to inspire those who feel like giving up, to keep going, to keep fighting, to reach out and talk.

Tihei Mauri Ora!

Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust's involvement (page creator)

I am participating in the Pride of the South Charity boxing on November 24, as I lost two nephews to suicide in 2017, this is my way of supporting a worthy cause and hopefully inspire others to keep fighting, to keep going and that others care

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Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 24 Nov 2018
$50
Kaysha Marie (NZFFA)
Kaysha Marie (NZFFA) on 14 Nov 2018
Just want to thank you for being so welcoming last week with the first morning class I’ve attended. Your charity & story is so heart touching. Thank you for helping to prevent this huge problem we suffer with in NZ. Keep doing you, you’re amazing! Good luck Champ, Nga mihi
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Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust

Thanks Kaysha, together we all can turn this around, thanks for the koha, nga mihi nui ki a koe

Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust
Elers Whanau
Elers Whanau on 14 Nov 2018
Awesome mahi Dave! We admire your positive proaction...keep the message out there xx “Suicide doesn’t end the chances of life getting worse, it eliminates the possibility of it ever getting better”
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Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust

Thanks Awhi, arohanui to you and all your whanau. Thank you for the generous koha

Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust
SCHAARTJE BARBER
SCHAARTJE BARBER on 14 Nov 2018
All the Best Dave.....Good Man
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Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust

Thanks Rayleigh, much appreciated

Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust
Dazzy
Dazzy on 13 Nov 2018
I am sorry for the losses you have faced and hope that this fights brings you strength
$15
Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust

thanks very much for your kind words, I hope that this gives others strength to keep going, and thank you for your generosity

Dave Broughton for Life Matters Suicide Prevention Trust
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This campaign started on 30 Oct 2018 and ended on 30 Nov 2018.