Community

Proud to play our part for our community

Deep roots in the Waikato

APL has deep roots in the Waikato. Our success has been nurtured by this place, and we in turn want to help it grow. As one way of contributing to the community, we devote time, resources and a lot of heart to regional and national sporting talent such as the Gallagher Chiefs, Vantage Black Sticks and the Silver Ferns, to name a few. Below you can also read about our support for the Grassroots Trust Velodrome facility at Cambridge.

Social services are on our radar, too. For some years, we’ve thrown our weight behind Hospice Waikato’s fundraising efforts, contributing auction items for its annual Bucket List Banquet. And further afield, we’ve helped the Auckland City Mission’s efforts to create a new home for that city’s most needy.

For us, community and sustainability concerns are intimately linked. We’re knee-deep in community-level environmental efforts in our region, including getting involved in riparian planting projects alongside Waikato waterways, and a pallet recycling exercise with a Kawhia trust. Whatever it takes we’re proud to play our part, because the way we see it we’re all part of one big Waikato family, striving to make every little thing better every day.

Stories

Strengthened links in Maungatautari

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Nurturing sporting talent and passion

We’ve built long-term relationships with a variety of teams and individuals, from high-performance international level to grassroots sports.

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Goals in sync

At APL, our social and sustainability values are intimately tied, as seen in our wholehearted support for community-based initiatives such as planting trees.

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A home for hope

We're very proud to support HomeGround, a future safe haven for some of Auckand’s most desperately in need.

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Our community hub

We’re deeply committed to the success of our region and supporting our community. Our cornerstone sponsorship of the Grassroots Trust Velodrome achieves both.

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Pallets on top of pallets

No one wanted to see the leftover timber skids in pristine condition go to waste.

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