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Be in to Win with Dan Carter!
Contribute to the DC10 Fund in support of UNICEF Aotearoa
and go in the draw to meet Dan Carter!
We’ll hook you and your whānau up with free flights, accommodation thanks to our friends at Sudima Hotels, and tickets to the Super Rugby Pacific, Super Round in Christchurch on Sunday 26th April 2026.* During halftime, you’ll join Dan Carter on the field for the Every Drop Counts Challenge!
*T&Cs apply.
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You’ll get one entry for every ticket ($10 each) you purchase during the competition period!
More contributions = more entries! *
Clean Water for Every Child
For kids in the Pacific, a sip of water can be dangerous.
One in ten kids lacks access to safe drinking water – resulting in preventable diseases that remain the leading cause of death for children under five.
When you support the DC10 fund for UNICEF Aotearoa, you’re investing in sustainable water projects that are climate-resilient and locally maintained. This kind of change empowers remote communities, ensuring kids are protected from illness and able to focus on learning and playing!
The Every Drop Challenge!
A half-time showdown where rugby meets real-world impact!
Work together with Dan Carter in a fast, high-energy kicking challenge to raise funds for clean water in the Pacific.
The goal is simple: kick the ball over the posts and into a giant bucket 25 times in five minutes. Every successful drop unlocks funds for clean water – maximising the impact for kids in the Pacific!
Tune in to the Super Rugby Super Round on April 26th to see the action.
Clean Water in the Pacific
When a child doesn’t have access to clean water, it can affect their nutrition, health, education, and every other aspect of their life. In the Pacific Islands, around 1.2 million children are growing up without reliable access to safe water and many face challenges like this every day.
The DC10 fund is helping UNICEF combat this by further investing in sustainable water projects that will be locally run and maintained. This sort of change is what can empower remote Pacific communities - allowing kids to grow up happy, healthy and able to focus on their education and future.
Supporting Emergency Response
Natural disasters are increasing because of climate change, and the Pacific islands are at high risk of earthquakes, tsunamis and extreme flooding.
These events destroy crops and homes, limiting access to safe water, food supplies and health care which means kids are at much higher risk of disease and malnutrition. The DC10 fund highlights the urgency of these disasters, the need for lasting solutions, and encourages Kiwis to help UNICEF provide life-saving resources within 48 hours, as well as long-term support.
Learn more about the DC10 Fund.
*Competition terms and conditions apply. View full terms and conditions here.
The New Zealand National Committee for UNICEF Trust Board (“UNICEF Aotearoa”)
is the society responsible for this Competition.
Silvia Martinez (Head of Individual Giving), New Zealand National Committee for UNICEF Trust Board, 86 Victoria Street, Wellington 6011, New Zealand is the organiser of the Competition.