A woman donating blood at the mobile New Zealand Blood Service unit set up at 111-113 Seaview Road in the Grace Vineyard Beach Campus building in New Brighton. The woman is recording the event on her...
Mrs Albert Kessler of the Women’s International Zionist Organisation seated on bed. She is visiting Jewish groups in New Zealand to encourage them to take an active share in community services.
[Frame 32] Denise Forrester in Y.W.C.A. gardens dressed in Dutch costume. [Frame 35] Gayle (left) and sister Marlene Henry admiring Japanese doll.
[Frame 41 to 44] Mrs van Berkel speaking to a group of girls during the Y.W.C.A. ‘stay-at-home camp’.[Frame 39 to 40] Marlene (left) and sister Gayle Henry admiring Japanese doll.
Tania and Brent Clough with toys at The Star wishing well. The toys have been donated and will be distributed to homes and organisations for those less fortunate in and around Christchurch.
View of a Red Cross mobile disaster relief unit Land Rover with trailer parked outside St Andrew's College in Strowan. The unit is based at the College as part of the school's Red Cross disaster...
Three Star of the Sea Convent students wearing ponchos which were among 150 donated to the Red Cross. The students, from left, are Nicola Pellett, Sheree Scheuten and William Pellett and are stood...
Tracey Sheldrake sorting out clothing donated for Operation Good Samaritan at the Carlyle Street railway sheds ahead of being shipped to the Pacific Islands for victims of Cyclone Ofa.
G.H. Coley (right), C.O.R.S.O organiser for the Canterbury-West Coast district, receiving a cheque from members of the St Martins senior youth group in aid of Operation 21. Pictured are, from left...
Betty Pearson (left) and Louise Callander of the Save the Children Fund with textured vegetable protein destined for aid in Vietnam. The packages are to be flown on a Hercules flight from Wigram to...
Dion Wall and Fern McAllister of the Puawai Dancers dancing in Cathedral Square to raise funds for the victims of Cyclone Ofa.
Petariki Ngarimu (front) and Sumara Fraser of the Puawai Dancers performing in Cathedral Square to raise funds for victims of Cyclone Ofa.
Steven Gale with donations collected for Romanian orphans at the Linwood New World Supermarket.
Barry Gwynne sorting out donations for Operation Good Samaritan the Carlyle Street railway sheds ahead of being shipped to the Pacific Islands for victims of a cyclone.
Five Bangladeshi children from Savar Children's Village in Dhaka who are touring New Zealand to thank New Zealanders for their support in providing family care for 200 children. The children are...
Otago University students pushing a coffin to raise funds for Operation 21 in Cathedral Square outside the Chief Post Office building. Pictured are, Bruce Lawry (left) and Kevin Hayward (right).
Chisnallwood Intermediate pupils, John Cannard (left), Maria Franklin (seated) and Natasha McQuoid dressed as rubbish to promote a World Vision 40 Hour Famine they are involved in with their teacher...
Petariki Ngarimu (left) and Andrew Shepherd of the Puawai Dancers performing in Cathedral Square to raise funds for the victims of Cyclone Ofa.
A group of girls from Opawa Baptist Church who are participating in World Vision's 40 hour famine.
Rev. Malcolm W. Wilson dedicating a tractor and implements to an agricultural college in India at a ceremony in Cathedral Square outside the Chief Post Office building. The money was raised by New...
Joan Lynskey (nearest camera) leading a group of youth across the Waimakariri Bridge. The group are walking from Kaiapoi to Christchurch to raise awareness of hunger in overseas countries as part of...
Otago University students, from left, Bruce Lawry, Brian Miller and Kevin Hayward take a break at the Waitaki River from pushing a coffin for Operation 21 from Dunedin to Christchurch.
Team riding a 30-seater Big Bike for the Foundation for Alcohol and Drug Education fundraiser in Hagley Park. Leading the team at the front of the bike are, from left, Graham Minckley, Margaret Foster...
Miss Hornby, Susan Robertson, at a Birthright charity march wearing pink long johns. The march was also to protest at increase in power charges.