Our Local Community
Proudly partnered with Rānui House.
As a Canterbury-owned and operated business, we know how important it is to get behind our community. We’re proud to be involved with a number of local organisations, initiatives, and events.
One of our longstanding partnerships is with Rānui House. It’s a privilege to stand alongside Rānui House and support their incredible mission as they provide a home-away-from-home for patients and their whānau as they undergo life-saving treatment for cancer, serious accidents, and life-threatening illnesses.
If you’re interested in requesting sponsorship for your event or organisation, please get in touch.
Rānui House Partnership
2026 marks the fourth year of our partnership with the Rānui House Bone Marrow Cancer Trust, and we’re proud to continue supporting their incredible mission. As part of this relationship, we provide a vehicle to assist their day-to-day operations and aid the amazing work they do in the community.
From the Rānui House Annual Charity Golf Tournament to initiatives such as Meals from the Heart, our team is delighted to be involved and lend support.
We look forward to continuing our relationship with Rānui House and supporting the valuable work they do across the community.
“This event (Annual Golf Tournament) is always a highlight for us at Miles Continental. It is such a wonderful opportunity to support Rānui and help raise funds for a group that does so much for families when they need it the most.”
About Rānui House
For over three decades, the Rānui House Bone Marrow Cancer Trust has supported thousands of patients and their whānau who have had to leave their homes and travel to Christchurch for lifesaving treatment.
Founded by volunteers and haematologists, the Trust helped establish New Zealand’s first bone marrow transplant unit and continues today as a charity supported by donors nationwide.
Since opening in 1993, Rānui House has expanded to meet growing demand, including the addition of the Rānui Apartments in 2024 – providing 54 purpose-built units for families in need.
Alongside accommodation, the Research Trust has continued to fund life-saving and world-class cancer research through its annual grants programme.
