Rotorua Mountainbike Club (RMTBC) First Response Unit

$645 of $45,000 goal
Given by 12 generous donors in over a year

The RMTBC has contracted Peak Safety to provide a First Response Unit to assist bikers in the Forest and requires operational funding.

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There are approximately 500,000 biker and recreational user visits to the Whakarewarewa Forest annually and as the network of trails increases so has the incidence of injuries to riders. The Rotorua Mountain Bike Club has taken responsibility for this by contracting Peak Safety to provide a First Response Unit to assist injured recreational users in the forest. The club needs funding to keep the Unit operational. The First Response Unit, which also has an accident prevention role has been operating since December 2016. The Unit has already proved its worth with very positive feedback from the Community, ACC, St Johns and those assisted by the service.

Rotorua Mountainbike Club Inc's involvement (page creator)

I am the secretary of the Rotorua Mountain Bike Club. I have the responsibility for overseeing the fundraising and the operation of the First Response Unit.

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image of RTMBC First Response crew  3 February 2017

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image of RTMBC First Response crew

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Ian
Ian on 02 Apr 2017
Many thanks to Zoe from 0800WHAKA1 for her responsive action to solve our "bag-overboard" situation at the Green Lake lookout atop Kung Fu Walrus today. Her constant contact kept us reassured and the collaboration with Mark from the Rotorua Emergency Response Team ultimately led to a hassle free resolution with time to spare for a couple more runs! Job fantastically done!!
$75
Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 04 Mar 2017
$50
Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 02 Mar 2017
$50
Guest Donor
Guest Donor on 08 Feb 2017
$100
Rose King
Rose King on 01 Feb 2017
Hopefully my mountain biking children do not need to use first response, but if they do I have contributed something.
$50
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This campaign started on 18 Jan 2017 and ended on 30 Jun 2018.