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The New Zealand Bridge Foundation was established on the 7th September, 2009 and is a registered charity and not-for-profit organisation. The Trustees and Secretary/Treasurer work for the Foundation as volunteers and are keen Bridge players who want to ensure our funds are well managed and growing in order to support many aspects of the game.
Vision
Enriching the lives of New Zealanders through playing a mind sport.
Mission
To support bridge players, volunteers, teachers and coaches at all levels; from encouraging more young people to learn the game through to the care and support of our senior citizens.
Our Trustees

Dwayne Crombie
Chairperson

Jonathan Westoby
Trustee

Liz Rowe
Trustee

Richard Solomon
Trustee

Dennis McKinlay
Trustee

How to apply for funding
If applying for financial assistance, please fill in an application form (attached below).
The information you will be asked for includes:
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What you want the funding for
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Why you need the funding
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A budget breakdown
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How your event or project meets the need of fostering Bridge in NZ
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Others that might be or will get involved
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The number of people that will benefit



How to Contribute Funds to the Foundation
As a Bridge player, you can help the Foundation by leaving a gift in your will, to ensure that learning and playing bridge is enjoyed by future generations. Your gift will be used for:
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Grants to youth players to attend national and international tournaments
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National lessons and workshops for all grades of players
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Other initiatives that will advance the game of bridge in New Zealand
Givealittle Page
The NZ Bridge Foundation actively supports our top bridge players to compete internationally, a contribution towards their costs. Unlike other countries where elite play is fully funded, our players have to fund most of their expenses out of their own pockets. If you would like to support our elite players on the world stage with a financial contribution, you can do that here.: https://givealittle.co.nz/org/nz-bridge-foundation
Loveblock NZ Wide Pairs
The New Zealand Wide Pairs has been a regular feature of our tournament calendar since 1998. It is a nationwide competition run through the clubs and is designed as a fundraiser for The Foundation. In 2022 Loveblock Wines joined as a sponsor, supporting overall and category winners.
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The Loveblock NZ Wide Pairs 2026 has been set down for Friday 16th October. It has moved because of the change to the date of the National Bridge Congress. See more details in this poster.
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Competing Clubs 2026 Accepting Entries through NZB website?
Alexandra no
Ashburton no
Christchurch yes
Feilding combined heat with Hokowhitu and Palmerston North
Gisborne no
Golden Bay no
Gore
Havelock North yes
Hawera yes
Howick yes combined heat with Papatoetoe
Huntly no
Hutt yes
Invercargill yes combined with Winton
Kaikoura no
Kairangi yes
Keri Keri yes
Levin no
Marlborough yes combined heat with Picton
Matamata yes
Motueka no
Mt Albert yes
New Plymouth yes
Oamaru no
Otago yes combined heat with Taieri
Paihia yes
Paraparaumu no
Queenstown no
Richmond yes
Rotorua yes
South Wairarapa no
Taihape yes combined heat with Marton
Taupo yes
Te Anau no
Te Awamutu yes
Timaru yes
Upper Hutt yes
Waiheke yes
Waikanae no
Waitemata no
Wanaka no
Warkworth yes
Wellington yes
Westport no
Whakatane no
Whangarei no
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Winners
David Larsen
Murray Barron
Taieri
2025
Winners
Jon Bowler
John Kelly
Timaru
1999
Winners
Shirley Newton
Jenny Wilkinson
Akaroa
2000
Winners
Bob Bennett
Tom Henwood
Opotiki
2001
Winners
Bev Smith
John Knight
Ashburton
2002
Winners
Ian Bryant
Sue Stephens
Auckland
2003
Winners
Graham Cheater
Jeanne Wardill
Waikanae
2004
Winners
Murat Genc
Sam Simpson
Otago
2005
Winners
Blair Fisher
Liz Roberton
Hamilton
2006
Winners
Jenny Whitaker
John Cooper
Hibiscus Coast
2007
Winners
John Luoni
Sally Ann Murphy
Wellington
2008
Winners
Kumar Bajaj
Merelle Renner
Upper Hutt
2009
Winners
Paul Freeland
Margaret Perley
Otago
2010
Winners
Patsy Walters
Matt Brown
Whangarei
2011
Winners
James Coutts
Nick Bailey
Otago
2012
Winners
Tina McVeigh
Tony Taylor
House of Cards
2013
Winners
Rod Dravitzki
Sandy Dravitzki
Masterton
2014
Winners
Sandy Joe
Bruce Thom
Kerikeri
2015
Winners
Barry Jones
Jenny Millington
Hamilton
2016
Winners
Jenny Story
Peter Story
Kaikoura
2017
Winners
Brett Glass
Gary Foidl
Huntly
2018
Winners
Trish Stephens
Ruth Lewis
Rotorua
2019
Winners
Maureen Russ
Vivienne Sexton
Keikeri
2020
Winners
Maureen Russ
Vivienne Sexton
Keikeri
2021
Winners
Jacoba Puharich
Nicola Puharich
Dargaville
2022
Winners
Lynne Geursen
Grant Jarvis
Franklin
2023
Winners
Rona Driscoll
John Driscoll
Taupo
2024
Runners-Up
Joanna Fechney
Melba Stowell
Ashburton
1999
Runners-Up
Lesley Gilhooly
Eleanor Morel
Wellington
2000
Runners-Up
Anne Owens
Maureen Watts
2001
Runners-Up
Ian Bryant
Susan Stephens
2002
Runners-Up
Merle Marr
Bruce Marr
2003
Runners-Up
Paula Gregory
Michael Johnstone
Timaru
2004
Runners-Up
John Pitts
Noel Woodhall
Hastings
2005
Runners-Up
Evelyn Hurley
Bob Hurley
Palmerston N
2006
Runners-Up
Janette Quennell
Jackie White
Otago
2007
Runners-Up
Stuart Grant
Jill McKenzie
Kaikoura
2008
Runners-Up
Brian Ussher
Moss Wylie
Timaru
2009
Runners-Up
Chessum
Brian Pinder
N Shore
2010
Runners-Up
Arthur Vogel
Stephen Wesselingh
E Otago
2011
Runners-Up
Karen Harris
Jane Lennon
Crockfords
2012
Runners-Up
Andrew James
Liam Milne
Kairangi
2013
Runners-Up
Jeffrey Luh
Joey Chang
Papatoetoe
2014
Runners-Up
Julia Barnett
Nan Wehipeihana
Wellington
2016
Runners-Up
Carolyn McMurray
Elizabeth Jackson
Gisborne
2017
Runners-Up
Linda Bitchener
Charles Anderson
Upper Hutt
2018
Runners-Up
Bill Humphrey
Sulochna Humphrey
Kerikeri
2019
Runners-Up
Barry Whale
Jody Whale
Royle Epsom
2020
Runners-Up
Marg Cockburn
Marg Hughes
Te Anau
2021
Runners-Up
Gillian Trotman
Debbie Wolak
N Shore
2022
Runners-Up
Graeme Cheater
Jeanne Wardill
Waikanae
2023
Runners-Up
Brad Johnston
Sam Coutts
Otago
2024