Mark has been a trustee of the Cornerstone Trust since 2017. He is a co-owner and manager of Homeward Interiors and is married to Bev with whom he has two adult children, Kirtis and Katie.

After attending and supporting Cornerstone Trust’s fundraising luncheons for many years, Mark was delighted to be part of the team behind the scenes. Mark enjoys seeing and being able to assist our future sporting stars in our community. He finds the luncheons provide great opportunities to listen to the recipients achievements but also hear from interesting guest speakers.

Luke has been involved with Cornerstone Trust as a trustee since 2022. He is a financial advisor through NZ Home Loans.

Luke has been part of local sport for a number of years and finds being a Trustee of the Cornerstone Trust is a great way to stay involved in sport while trying to assist local athletes acheive their full potential with as much support as possible.

Ross has been a trustee since 2019 and has supported the Trust through his business, JL Connolly Limited for many years. Ross is married to Jenny who is also a local business owner of Ruby Rose and supporter of the Cornerstone Trust.

Ross has been involved in sports for many years, particularly Te Awamutu Sport Rugby Club. He finds his role as trustee a very satisfying experience in being able to assist young achievers to strive to make their sporting dreams a reality.

Shona joined the Cornerstone Trust as a trustee in 2023. She and her husband Craig have three adult children who have all been involved in sport throughout their lives. Shona has also been involved in sports administration and she and her husband run a busy local business, Truestyle Improvements.

Shona has been a supporter of Cornerstone Trust for many years, and joined to give back to the community. She sees the role as a rewarding one in helping sportspeople achieve their goals.

Rebecca joined the Cornerstone Trust in 2023. She and her husband Scott have two boys, Connor and Fergus who are both heavily involved in high performance sport through squash. She is also involved in sports administration particularly in squash in Te Awamutu.

She is passionate about supporting our local sportspeople in the pursuits of high performance sport. Particularly for those athletes in sports where they are largely self funded and limited by outside funding.