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In memory of Emmanuel Gomez

In memory of Emmanuel Gomez

7 Feb 2026

Dreads Be Gone

Dreads Be Gone

19 Sep 2025

Pots for Prostate

Pots for Prostate

26 May 2025

Hi my name is Kevin and I'm fundraising for Prostate Cancer NZ.

Between now and the end of September I’ll be travelling around NZ and making pots and sculptures inspired by our beautiful country.

Adding locally sourced sand, water, rocks and wood. I’ll use my van as a mobile studio.

If you see me and my pottery wheel around I encourage you to stop for a chat and have a throw.

Everything I make will be finished in Auckland and glazed blue. Then they will be up for sale. 

That’s when I’ll need “you.”

Until then I’m going to be getting in everyone’s face and asking them to donate.

This disease hits 1 in 8 New Zealand men in their life time, their families and friend are all touched by it.

If you’re a potter or anyone that wants to make a blue creation to sell and donate the proceeds? It would be very much appreciated by the team at Prostate Cancer NZ and me. Just add it to the pot!

Last year a group of us from both ends of the North Island threw pots under Mt Ruapehu for Pink Ribbon. An amazing experience and an awesome opportunity to contribute in our small way.

Copy and paste this link and check it out.

https://youtu.be/qbQogQkazXE?si=9_DEww01MVybMFNj

Thanks everyone 🤗

CBRE

CBRE

This Men's Health Week, CBRE are fundraising to help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer in NZ and the number one cancer affecting Kiwi men. Every year more than 4,000 Kiwi men are diagnosed and around 700 die.

Prostate Promise

Prostate Promise

I'm fundraising to help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer in NZ and the number one cancer affecting Kiwi men. Every year more than 4,000 Kiwi men are diagnosed and around 700 die.

All these men deserve to live their best life, and hundreds of families do not deserve to have their loved one taken away too soon. It would be awesome if you could help too by donating to help me reach my fundraising target.

Six Celtic Summits

Six Celtic Summits

I was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2018, and I’m looking forward to raising important funds for the research and work the prostate cancer foundation does, including raising awareness and providing support  for the men, and families affected.
 
Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer (apart from skin cancers) in New Zealand. Every year, in New Zealand, more than 4000 men are diagnosed with the disease and over 700 die – the second highest cause of cancer death in men after lung cancer. For all sexes it sits third behind lung and bowel cancers.
 
My goal is to get to the highest points in each of the Celtic Nations (Brittany, France; Cornwall, England; Isle of Man; Scotland; and Wales) with the flag of the NZ Celtic Summer School and the relevant flag of the locality, starting in Cornwall in mid-August with Bronn Wennili (Brown Willy) and ending in the first week in September hiking  to Roc’h Ruz and Roc’h Trédudon in Brittany. To get to and between the points I will be taking planes, trains, trams, a ferry, hiring a car, and hiking.
 
As well as raising funds for NZ Prostate Cancer Foundation, attempting to meet the goal is also a part of my personal, physical and mental journey with the disease, and my way of acknowledging the many men and families affected by it.
 
Please spread the word, support the foundation, and donate.

#ProstateCancerNZ

#earlydetectionsaveslives

#GetChecked

Six Celtic Summits for Prostate Cancer

Six Celtic Summits for Prostate Cancer

I was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer in 2018, and I’m looking forward to raising important funds for the research and work the Prostate Cancer Foundation does, including raising awareness and providing support  for the men, and families affected.
 
Prostate cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in New Zealand. Every year, in New Zealand, more than 4000 men are diagnosed with the disease and over 700 die – the second highest cause of cancer death in men after lung cancer. For all sexes it sits third behind lung and bowel cancers.
 
My goal is to get to the highest points in each of the Celtic Nations (Brittany, France; Cornwall, England; Ireland; Isle of Man; Scotland; and Wales) with the flag of the NZ Celtic Summer School and the relevant flag of the locality, starting in Cornwall in mid-August with Bronn Wennili (Brown Willy , 420m) and ending in the first week in September hiking  to Roc’h Ruz and Roc’h Trédudon (385m) in Brittany. To get to and between the points I will be taking planes, trains, trams, a ferry, hiring a car, and hiking.
 
As well as raising funds for NZ Prostate Cancer Foundation, attempting to meet the goal is also a part of my personal, physical and mental journey with the disease, and my way of honouring the many men and families affected by it.
 
Please spread the word, support the foundation, and donate.

#ProstateCancerNZ   #earlydetectionsaveslives   #GetChecked

Anglesea Blue Do

Anglesea Blue Do

Fundraising to help the Prostate Cancer Foundation fight prostate cancer, the most commonly diagnosed cancer in NZ and the number one cancer affecting Kiwi men. Every year more than 4,000 Kiwi men are diagnosed and around 700 die.

Cycling to Fight Prostate Cancer

Cycling to Fight Prostate Cancer

In memory of Uncles and cousins

In memory of Uncles and cousins

1 Sep 2025

We are a family prone to prostate cancer, myself included. I am one of the more fortunate ones whom has survived it. My intention is to ride 500ks through the month of "blue September " and hopefully  family  and friends will sponsor me by kilometer.