Christmas

Gift Wrapping

For a gold coin donation per gift, our staff and Mental Health Foundation volunteers can wrap your gifts. When you donate for gift wrapping, it will go towards raising awareness for better mental health in Aotearoa. 

Our chosen charity this year is: The Mental Health Foundation

Our gift wrapping booths are open:

Friday 27 November  - Sunday 29 November 
11am - 3pm

Monday 30 November - Wednesday 2 December
11am - 3pm

Thursday 3 December - Friday 4 December
11am - 7pm

Saturday 5 December - Sunday 6 December
10am - 6pm

Monday 7 December - Wednesday 9 December
11am - 3pm

Thursday 10 December - Friday 11 December
11am - 7pm

Saturday 12 December - Tuesday 15 December
10am - 6pm

Wednesday 16 December -  Thursday 24 December
10am - 9pm

Friday 24 December
10am - 6pm

 

You can find our gift wrapping booths:

  • Outside Zara
  • Near Farmers, ground floor
  • Near Roll'd & Sacks Supermarket 
  • Level 1 outside H&M 

 

WHERE DOES YOUR DONATION GO?

Our charity benefiting from the generosity of Sylvia Park customers by donating to have their gifts wrapped this Christmas is the Mental Health Foundation. Read on to find out more about the Mental Health Foundation and how they will use the donations:

A little bit about them: Established in 1977, the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand is a charity that works towards creating a country where everyone can enjoy positive mental health and wellbeing — a place, where those who do have mental health challenges, are still hopeful, connected to others and can voice how they want to be treated. We do this by:

  1. Influencing policy makers to create a better mental health system.
  2. Working with media to report on suicide and related issues safely and responsibly.
  3. Facilitating grants to support projects that challenge mental distress discrimination.
  4. Partnering with organisations to support positive mental wellbeing among targeted audiences.
  5. Creating and distributing nearly one million free mental health resources each year.
  6. Promoting suicide prevention resources to support those at risk, and those concerned about someone else.
  7. Pointing people in the right direction to get the mental health support they need.
  8. Running nationwide mental health promotion campaigns like Mental Health Awareness Week and Pink Shirt Day.

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