Tegel

We're proud to partner with Tegel to support over 33,000 families every year with fresh, quality poultry and food.

Every week, Tegel supports the Kindness Collective to feed families in need. Through our work together, every year over 33,000 Kiwi families are provided with fresh, quality chicken and food through our community hub's food bank, which Tegel helps to fund the operations of.

Every week a Tegel truck arrives to deliver anywhere between 400 - 700 Tegel products that are then delivered alongside a food box to families in need across Auckland.

Tegel also supports weekly community events, helping to feeding 8,500 people each year and also provides chicken for our community partners which include Tegel freezers at NZ Police and Victim Support resources rooms in South Auckland.

Tegel also joins our fundraising initiatives, volunteers at the Christmas Joy Store and supports us even further by hosting Charity Golf Days, which collectively have raised over $150,000!

We couldn't do what we do without their support, and are grateful that this well-loved Kiwi staple helps feed so many families in need every year.

“We got involved with the Kindness Collective because we think their work changes lives, and because we feel we have a lot in common. The Tegel brand is about feeding Kiwis every day, but some Kiwis don’t get to eat every day. So, every week a Tegel truck arrives at KC HQ and the chicken in that truck feeds New Zealanders in need. There is just so much to be done to help people that don’t have enough, and at Tegel we are really proud that we can help by supporting the amazing work KC do every day".
Yvonne van Nes, Tegel Chief Commercial Officer
“Kai Avondale, including Feed the Streets (community meals) and Free Guys (social supermarket), are very grateful to the Kindness Collective for their generosity to help local families facing difficult choices on extremely limited budgets. Through the contributions from KC and those individuals and companies like Tegel who support, our Avondale-based organisations have been able to deliver more than we originally planned to the people we support”.
Anne Riley, Kai Avondale
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