SOLD: Beautiful Happyzine

Meet Steve and pledge to help him take his show about happiness and the true meaning of mental health – on the road

Steve Carter was once the Christchurch local good news reporter for Happyzine. Through his commitment to finding his own unique habits of happiness, he has created an album and a show that he needs our …

Localising Food Project: Building vibrant sustainable communities

 
Robina McCurdy has been working on Earthcare Education Aotearoa’s ‘Localising Food Project‘, as she believes its one of the most effective ways to build vibrant sustainable communities around the country.
The Localising Food Project team have …

Transform A Samoan Village With Biogas!

Pledging to make a positive impact on the lives of the people of Piu Village in Samoa, Murray Ward, Bill Rucks and Sean Weaver are planning on transforming the village with Biogas!  They are planning …

Keeping the Pallet Pavilion alive: $50,000 pledged

Happyzine is pretty darn excited about the energy and abundance that is being created to keep Gap Filler’s Pallet Pavilion alive for another summer!  They have reached $50,000 of their $80,000 target.
 
Christchurch’s urban regeneration initiative …

NZ’s first crowd-funded comic launches

NZ’s first crowd-funded comic launches
Monday, 21 January 2013, 3:03 pm
Press Release: Faction Comics
NZ’s first crowd-funded comic launches
21/01/2013
Kiwi comic fans have spoken – with their wallets. Overwhelming public support for a local comic anthology has resulted …

PledgeMe thinks you guys rock

Wow. 2012 was a massive year. Bigger than words really, so I’m going to start with a photo:

That’s some of the 175 projects YOU MADE HAPPEN last year. If I started trying to list them …

PledgeMe: Help Ruth Greenaway document New Zealand’s Green Party history!

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Keith Locke (former Green MP)
“My longest oral history interview yet!” Ruth Greenaway

Help me annotate a 14 hour interview with former Green MP Keith Locke. The project was initially voluntary but now I’d …