Kids Have Big Ideas to Improve Community Spirit
Kids Have Big Ideas to Improve Community Spirit of New Zealand
30 students have won the trip of a
lifetime on the Spirit of New Zealand through Gasoline
Alley’s “Phil’s Big Kiwi Adventure” promotion, after
over 155 schools entered the community-minded essay
competition.
Some inspired and creative ideas
to improve NZ communities have come through that could
really impact on areas throughout “heartland” New
Zealand. Examples from winners include community awards, a
juice bar for teens, youth centres, and market days.
The Spirit of Adventure Trust is thrilled with the results - and now comes the exciting part. GAS entrepreneur Phil Murray will be getting behind the wheel of his iconic GAS powered Holden ute this week and heading around the country on his “Big Kiwi Adventure” to present the prizes to the winners from each region. He’ll be bringing his trusty trailer full of goodies and giveaways, so you’ll be treated to a snag hot off his barbie, a cold slushy and the chance to grab a spot prize.
Phil’s Big Kiwi Adventure will give the man behind GAS a chance to connect with his heartland NZ customers and see first-hand how the competition has affected each community. Coromandel winner Natalie Bester is bringing her whole family to the presentation party and possibly the whole school, as “everyone is very excited and would like to help me celebrate.”
Click on this link to check out the itinerary and see when Phil will be in your town: http://www.gasolinealley.co.nz/bigidea/index.cfm?p=3.
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