Where the money goes
All the work is done by volunteers. Aspiring Safety supplies much of the hardware at a discount, so your money goes further.
- $14–20a stainless ringbolt
- $40–60an anchor set
- $130a tube of glue
The Tūpiki Trust has approved $21,000 for hardware.
That's about what we've raised and spent on stainless and glue over the last couple of years, and we're only a fraction of the way through the list. Individual donations still matter: showing we can raise money ourselves helps every future funding application.
Chip in
Every bolt you pay for is one less rusty one on the crag. Bank transfer has no fees, so all of it goes on hardware.
Work so far
The first Givealittle fundraiser raised $9,341 from 116 donors. Since then:
- Nearly every anchor at Cathedral Wall, all of Shotgun Therapy Buttress and most of Seagrass Wall replaced. Stella Blue and Black Marigolds rebolted, and a 15 kg loose block removed.
- New anchors on Creese Wall. Lower Tenuite, Why Wall and Bo Peep rebolted. New ring bolts on Electricorp, Send a Gorilla and Powerline.
- More bolts and anchors at Cathedral, Palmer Wafer, Cosmic Wonder Crunch and Why Wall, plus practice anchors.
- Winter work at the south end of the crag, on tracks 5 and 6.