We are committed to supporting the Te Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour Basin and Rolleston communities we are a part of.
Sponsorships range from financial or in-kind support for activities that deliver ongoing benefits to specific support for projects, events and initiatives.
LPC focuses on providing sponsorship for:
- Community, child and youth development and environmental initiatives in Te Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour Basin and the Rolleston Area
- Organisations supporting Christchurch and Canterbury’s economic development and growth
- Wider community beneficial initiatives in Christchurch.
We are proud to extend our support to the following recipients for 2024/25:
- Charteris Bay Yacht Club
- Diamond Harbour Live at the Point
- Diamond Harbour Youth and Community Trust
- Heathcote Cricket Club
- Lyttelton Arts Factory
- Living Springs Trust and Diamond Harbour School Enviro Camp
- Loons Anzac Day Event
- Lyttelton Netball Club
- Lyttelton Rugby Club – Juniors
- Lyttelton Rugby Club – Senior B’s
- Naval Point Club Lyttelton Sailing Programme
- Port Noise Festival
- South Island Wildlife Hospital
- Training Ship Godley – New Cadets
LPC Partnerships:
- Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust
- Quail Island Ecological Restoration Trust
- Te Ahu Pātiki Charitable Trust
- Business Canterbury ExportNZ Series
- Te Uaka Lyttelton Museum Project
- Lyttelton Seafarers
There is one funding round each year. Applications have now closed. The next round opens on May 1 2025 – May 31st 2025.
LPC has sponsored Lyttelton Rugby Club’s young players for over 15 years, providing each new member with a sports bag, branded shorts, socks, jacket, beanie, and mouthguard.
LPC became a mission sponsor for the Canterbury West Coast Air Rescue Trust in 2019, supporting the rescue helicopter crews in carrying out operations across both land and sea and ultimately saving lives.
LPC has supported the Quail Island Ecological Restoration Trust for over 20 years. LPC donates money to support the restoration.
We are proud supporters of Fire Emergency New Zealand and employ and support Fire and Emergency volunteers at LPC.
LPC has partnered with the Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust since 2013 to support their work to ensure that the Banks Peninsula has a biodiverse and sustainable future. Part of this work is our mission to restore the Port Saddle with native flora and fauna.
LPC sponsors the Lyttelton Youth Group, which holds sessions during the week to give local young people a chance to connect with each other. The group is coordinated by Project Lyttelton.