How you can say Thanks
The Braided Rivers Community Trust (formally Ashburton Licensing Trust - ALT) has been helping groups and community organisations since 1950 under the ALT brand. In 2021, Braided Rivers Community Trust (BRCT) was reconstituted from the ALT and we have been working hard to build a presence in the community, under our new logo so we appreciate that our new logo is visible, clear and consistent everywhere it appears.
As you are a big part of what makes Ashburton a special place to us, we greatly appreciate it when you write a thank you letter, send a picture, or share a story. So please follow the guidelines we’ve set out for use of our logo.
Our Logo
If you would like to acknowledge our support by using our logo, please click here and follow the brand identity guidelines found here. If you would like futher information or another style of logo please contact info@brct.co.nz.
Social Media
Give us a shout out, we are on Facebook so you can tag us in an awesome picture or video.
Signage at your event
BRCT has a tear drop banner and a large banner that you can borrow for your event if you wish to acknowledge our support. A minimum of 2 working days’ notice is needed to prior to collection. Please take care of the borrowed items. If they are not returned or is damaged whilst in your care, we may require you to meet replacement/repair costs. The cost of repair or replacement can reduce the funds available for distribution each year.
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RCT in partnership with The Lion FoundationWhen receiving funding via the Lion Foundation please go to their website www.lionfoundation.nz/saying-thanks/ as they have guidelines to follow.
For a logo that acknowledges both BRCT and the Lion Foundation, please click here to download it.
The Lion Foundation is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most respected Charitable Trusts. Since 2010 we have been in partnership with them and supported hundreds of groups and organisations within Mid Canterbury* via monies generated through the gaming machines. For more information on the machines The Lion Foundation has ownership of in Mid Canterbury* please follow this link.
*Mid Canterbury is defined geographically (as opposed to Electoral boundaries) as Rakaia to Rangitata Rivers.