Philanthropy Programme

"Health is a state of complete harmony of the body, mind, and spirit.”

B.K.S. Iyengar

The desire to give back is what makes us human, and is embedded in the kiwi culture. Those who enjoy financial independence have a chance to truly make a difference.

Health Research Foundation – Hawke’s Bay expertly allocates funds to essential research in the areas of medical, physical or mental health. We connect research teams with the most relevant medical experts in their field of research, and receive reporting at the start, the middle and the end of each research undertaken.

Though our foundation is rooted in Hawke’s Bay, we open research applications nationwide. This ensures we optimise the quality of researchers we attract, and maximises the quality impact the research outcome has on health in our community.

Wealth advice

Health Research Foundation - Hawke's Bay has partnered with Forsyth Barr for its funds management and advice:

Craig-Lane-Napier-Investment-Adviser

About Craig

Craig Lane joined Forsyth Barr in Napier in 1998. He has over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, and has been involved in advising private and institutional clients in the banking, financial planning and financial sectors. Craig is the Manager of the Napier office.

Craig is registered as a financial adviser and is accredited as an NZX Adviser. He holds the NZX Diploma as well as a Graduate Diploma of Business Studies (Personal Financial Planning) from Massey University (2000).

 

Craig is based out of Forsyth Barr’s Napier office

www.forsythbarr.co.nz

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