New Partnership with BP Fuelling Neighbourly.Co.Nz
28 April 2015
BP and New Zealand’s first free and private neighbourhood website, Neighbourly.co.nz, have announced a partnership today supporting BP’s ongoing commitment to New Zealand’s communities.
BP joins AMI and The Warehouse in Neighbourly’s small family of corporate partnerships which helps the site with
day-to-day running and ongoing development of the platform.
“Neighbourly is a great new innovation which will keep local communities engaged with each other and able to share local
information. BP is represented in most communities throughout New Zealand and we’re thrilled to have this opportunity to
team up with Neighbourly to help local communities connect,” says BP Communications Manager, Jonty Mills.
Neighbourly.co.nz co-founder Casey Eden says BP is a passionate supporter of community initiatives and are particularly well-known for
their long standing partnership with Surf Lifesaving New Zealand.
“It’s essential that Neighbourly partners are focused on connecting with and enhancing their local communities and BP
ticks both of these boxes,” he says. “As well as sponsoring Surf Lifesaving New Zealand for over 47 years, they’ve
worked alongside Young Enterprise Trust to empower young Kiwis in business leadership and innovation for over 22 years.
These lengthy partnerships are testament to BP’s commitment to New Zealand and New Zealanders.”
Neighbourly.co.nz fosters interaction and conversation between neighbours and community organisations by creating an easy way for them to
talk and share online through free and private websites for their suburbs. Members use the site to exchange
recommendations on local services, ask questions and share advice, find employment, plan events, discuss local issues
and get to know one another.
Since launching in June 2014, Neighbourly has grown to a membership of over 115,000 across 1,700 suburbs with hundreds
of new members joining throughout New Zealand every day.
For more information visit www.neighbourly.co.nz
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