Ray White North Shore are proud supporters of Kaipatiki Conservation Project Centre and as such the Ray White Pinehill team were delighted to be part of one of their community initiative, planting trees along the banks of the Alexandra stream in Unsworth on Auckland’s North Shore.
The Unsworth Community Planting Day had hundreds of plants supplied to them predominantly from Auckland City Council and the planting event took place during Ecofest in March.
“Unsworth Reserve is a hidden treasure and a fine example of New Zealand’s natural beauty. As local residents, we sometimes take these suburban sanctuaries for granted. We are proud to be associated with this worthy conservation project and to be sponsors for the Unsworth Community Planting Day,” said Ray White Pinehill business co-owner Jimmy Wu.
Although this was a first time experience for many members of the Pinehill sales team they were not daunted by the intermittent rain or muddy and damp conditions during the day.
They enthusiastically got to work and worked feverishly to get as many seedlings planted as possible. A total of 750 native New Zealand seedlings were planted in three hours.
“We believe that our contribution towards the restoration of the reserve has had a positive influence on the environment and in building our reputation and that of the Ray White brand name,” said Ray White North Shore zone chairman Richard Mason.
“The Collective commitment demonstrated by our sales team on Saturday, 21 March is an example of what we can do as a team and the pride we take in what we do, our business and who we represent,” agreed Ray White Pinehill business co-owner, Iris Chen.