Colour Dash – Ronald McDonald House, Project K, KidsCan

Harris Tate has been one of the primary sponsors of the annual Colour Dash Tauranga since its inception in 2014.
Not only is it a highly anticipated date on the office calendar for staff and family, but it raises vital funds for local charities including Ronald McDonald House, Project K and Kids Can.

 

Colour Dash - Ronald McDonald House, Project K, KidsCan

 

Are you keen to discuss sponsorship?
Harris Tate is proud to support local community initiatives. If you think we can help out with sponsorship, please contact our practice manager Aroha Daniels.

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