Unfortunately, Graeme Dingle Foundation Wellington Annual Rugby Dinner has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. For those who have purchased tickets, you can expect to receive a full refund.

Join us for an extraordinary evening at our Annual Rugby Fundraiser Dinner, celebrating 22 years of empowering tamariki & rangatahi through our positive youth development programmes across Te-Whanganui-a-tara (Wellington).

Why Attend?

Inspiring Speakers: Hear from Clark Laidlaw, the dynamic Head Coach of the Hurricanes who led them to the semi-finals in his first year. He will be joined by long serving Hurricanes Manager Tony Ward.
Heartfelt Stories: Listen to a moving account from a former All Black, Dominic Bird, whose life was transformed by the Graeme Dingle Foundation programmes.
Exclusive Insights: Our MC, Graham Mourie, an All Black legend, will guide us through the evening.
Special Auction: Bid on auction items with all proceeds directly supporting local youth in our youth development initiatives.
Community Impact: Celebrate with us as we mark over two decades of making a positive impact on the lives of young people in our community.

Event Highlights:

Networking Opportunities: Connect with rugby legends, community leaders, and fellow supporters.
Delicious Dinner: Enjoy a sumptuous buffet meal and complimentary wine in the company of great people.
Memorable Moments: Create lasting memories while supporting a cause that truly matters.

Secure Your Spot:
Join us in Wellington to celebrate the rich history and future of New Zealand rugby at our Annual Rugby Fundraiser Dinner.

Your support of the Graeme Dingle Foundation Wellington is deeply appreciated. Your presence at this event will play a crucial role in igniting the confidence, resilience, and self-worth of our region's young people!

Secure your tickets now and be part of an event that promises to be both inspiring and entertaining.

Together, we can continue to empower the next generation and make Aotearoa the best place in the world to be young.