Read about Denzel’s mission being “to catch one kid’s attention and be the ripple that leads to change in their life”

NewsBy MelissaDecember 11, 2023Leave a comment

Denzel became involved with Duffy in 2018 as he had friends who were Duffy Role Models and since that time he’s visited 88 Duffy schools around the country. He currently…

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Why the Goodman Foundation Supports the Work of Duffy

NewsBy Jonty BuchanOctober 8, 2023Leave a comment

Goodman own, develop and manage commercial property and real estate space in Auckland. They have a lot of industrial property in South Auckland and their charitable foundation, The Goodman Foundation, is a supporter…

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Duffy Day Out 2023

NewsBy Jonty BuchanOctober 6, 2023Leave a comment

Today was our Duffy Day Out! This is where five of our amazing Duffy School Co-ordinators from around NZ come up to Auckland to meet the Duffy team and get…

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The ‘Why’ for Thompson Lawnmowers & Chainsaws

Funding PartnersBy david.rumneySeptember 6, 2023Leave a comment

Robyn-ann Rumney became involved with Duffy Books in Homes as a funding partner when their son started working for Duffy. She’d always known about Duffy and the primary school her…

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Why is Duffy Important? (From a Duffy Kid)

NewsBy david.rumneyJuly 1, 2023Leave a comment

Meet Basim Kafoa from Auckland.

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How Scholastic Champion Literacy

NewsBy david.rumneyMay 10, 2023Leave a comment

“I remember watching a child being given a book and they hugged it into their chest. A taonga for them to keep forever.”

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Why is reading for pleasure important for kiwi kids?

NewsBy david.rumneyApril 3, 2023Leave a comment

Reading for pleasure has many benefits including cognitively, psychologically and socially.

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A Duffy School Coordinator’s Perspective

NewsBy david.rumneyMarch 27, 2023Leave a comment

Lalueni is a Duffy co-ordinator at Weymouth Primary School in Auckland.

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Duffy is Helping Tackle NZ’s Growing Illiteracy Epidemic

NewsBy david.rumneyDecember 1, 2022Leave a comment

A fairytale ending is just out of reach for an increasing number of kiwi kids.

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