Wellington

Grant Wilson is a milkman who has won both Fonterra Milk for Schools Franchisee of the Year and Anchor Milkman of the Year. You may have seen him in our television ads! Read more about Grant on our website.

The Fonterra Grass Roots fund awards money to over 300 charities each year. One of this year's recipients is the Westside Playcentre in Masterton, who will use their grant money to build gardens and educate students about the environment. Read more about their work on our website.

Meet some of the many in Wellington who work with our dairy goodness – on land and at sea. Find out more about how our products are used in the capital.

The Fonterra Grass Roots Fund awarded a grant to the Featherston Rugby Club. The team will be using the money to get new uniforms. Other recipients of the grant will be using their money to fund their agriculture education.

The Fonterra Grass Roots fund awards money to over 300 charities and community organisations each year. In this post, we feature the lifesaving work performed by the Wellington Free Ambulance. Funding from the Grass Roots fund will help the ambulance afford a baby manakin to save infants in emergencies.

A study at Massey University revealed that Fonterra's Milk for Schools programme is promoting health in children throughout New Zealand. The programme aims to give more children access to dairy products, which promote bone size and strength.

Prime Minister Rt Hon. Bill English stopped by the Holy Family School in Porirua to enjoy some Anchor milk and Weet-Bix. He was celebrating the Kickstart Breakfast Programme, which promotes health in schools throughout New Zealand.

Ray Craig is a dairy farmer in Carterton with a plan for the next 100 years. Watch our video about Craig, his work on the farm, and how important clean water health around his property is to his family and long-term plan.