❤️🦽 Make an Impact
Sponsorship Proposal Children with Disability NZ
🌟 Sponsorship Proposal | Children with Disability NZ 🌟
About Us
Children with Disability NZ is a registered charity (CC59148) committed to creating an inclusive Aotearoa where disabled children are:
👀 Seen
📢 Heard
🤝 Included
We champion accessible playgrounds and representative storytelling so every child can play, imagine, and thrive – regardless of ability.
Our Leader: Glen McMillan
Glen brings unique expertise to our mission:
♿ Lived experience as a disabled person since age 10
💡 Digital innovator (SEO specialist & web designer)
📣 Passionate advocate for disability inclusion
His 55-year journey from disabled child to CEO fuels our work to break down barriers systemically.
Our Digital Reach 📈
We operate a network of optimised platforms:
🌐 Advocacy Hubs
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AccessiblePlaygrounds.co.nz
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DisabilityLeadership.co.nz
📚 Storytelling
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BoundlessDreams.co.nz (inclusive children's eBooks)
🛠️ Industry Resources
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InclusivePlaygroundEquipment.co.nz
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WebsiteDesignWhangarei.co.nz
*Plus 5+ other active domains*
Why Sponsor Us?
Your investment drives tangible change:
✅ Physical Inclusion
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Funding wheelchair swings & sensory playground equipment
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Advocating for universal design standards
✅ Representation Matters
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Publishing eBooks with disabled protagonists
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Digital campaigns normalising disability
✅ National Awareness
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Expanding our advocacy reach across NZ
Sponsor Benefits
✔ Brand Visibility
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Logo placement across our digital network
✔ CSR Alignment
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Demonstrable social impact
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Media recognition in sector publications
✔ Exclusive Opportunities
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Speaking roles at launch events
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Custom impact reporting
🤝 Let's Partner for Progress
By supporting Children with Disability NZ, you're investing in:
🔹 More inclusive communities
🔹 Authentic disability representation
🔹 A legacy of accessibility
📩 Contact Glen McMillan, CEO
📧 childrenwithdisabilitynz@gmail.com
📞 021 685 400
🌐 childrenwithdisability.co.nz
Together, we can build an Aotearoa where every child belongs.