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Barnardos Chief Executive and staff to #BeyGood with Beyonce

Barnardos Chief Executive and staff to #BeyGood with Beyonce

Chief Executive of Barnardos New Zealand Jeff Sanders is to join staff as a volunteer at Beyonce’s Auckland gig tomorrow (Friday). Jeff and the other volunteers will be manning the mobile donation centre at Vector Arena from 5pm til 8.30pm, and are encouraging fans to bring items of clothing to the concerts to help Barnardos support children and families in need.

Barnardos New Zealand was delighted to be chosen by Beyonce as the New Zealand charity partner for her Mrs Carter Show World Tour and her global charity campaign #BeyGood, which encourages people to be kind, be charitable and #BeyGood to each other and their communities.

Jeff said, “We’re very honoured that Beyonce has chosen to support Barnardos, and I’m pleased to be able to help out at the donation centre. We are looking forward to seeing how generous Beyonce’s fans will be, and to distributing the donated clothing nationally to the vulnerable children and families we work with.”

Donors and visitors to the Barnardos New Zealand mobile donation site will also have a chance to win surprise gifts from Beyonce including an official #BeyGood t-shirt, a personally autographed photo or even the chance to have their seat upgraded.

Media are invited to come down to Vector Arena to meet Jeff and the other volunteers, and to chat to fans who are getting behind the #BeyGood campaign.

WHEN AND WHERE
Friday 18 Oct, 5pm-8.30pm: Vector Arena, Auckland

COME ON NEW ZEALAND . . . . let's #BeyGood! www.beyonce.com/charity

There is another way to support Barnardos New Zealand. To join Beyoncé in her support of the organisation and its mission, go to www.barnardos.org.nz/support-us.

About Barnardos New Zealand
Barnardos is New Zealand’s leading provider of children’s services. It helps thousands of children, young people and families each year, with services such as parenting courses, family support, counselling and supervised contact. We also work directly with children who have experienced family violence, provide residential and foster care, and support 0800 What’s Up, New Zealand’s largest dedicated child helpline.

www.barnardos.org.nz

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