The philanthropist is launching a nationwide fundraising initiative calling on New Zealanders to help close the gap between young people's ambition and the support they need to achieve it.
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Philanthropist Sir Graeme Dingle. (File photo)
Philanthropist Sir Graeme Dingle says wealthy Kiwis need to invest in young people to help them reach their goals.
Through his organisation, the Graeme Dingle Foundation, he's launching a nationwide fundraising initiative Move Mountains for Youth, calling on New Zealanders to help close the gap between young people's ambition and the support they needed to achieve it.
Speaking to Morning Report, Dingle said the effort was two-fold.
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