2021 - 2022 Board Members
The board is entrusted to work on behalf of all Toy Libraries that are members of the TLFNZ.
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Co President Cherry Browne
Board Member Since 1997-2007 & 2018 - Current Portfolio: Co President - HR - Marketing Cherry fell in love with Toy Libraries when her children were toddlers. Inspired at a AGM for Burwood Toy Library back in 1995 Cherry quickly developed a deep passion for charitable work within the Toy Library community. Her first time on the board for 10 years involved being Treasurer, President and Toy Express Manager, also helping run a couple of Toy Library conferences. A break of 10 years, the birth of her grandchildren and being a second time around Toy Library member, Cherry is still very passionate about the Toy Library community. |
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Co President Fiona Cartwright
Board Member Since 1998-2007 & 2018 - Current Portfolio: Co President - Archives Fiona has been involved with Toy Libraries since 1992. She was with her local community Toy Library from set up until she moved onto the TLNFZ Board for 6 years. After 10 years away from the TLFNZ Board, Fiona believes there is still a place for Toy Libraries in New Zealand so rejoined the board in 2018 wanting to assist all those out there within their local community. "Play is the way" is so relevant today despite modern technology! |
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Board Member Stacey Stewart
Board Member 2020 - Current Portfolio: Toy Library Liasion Stacey has been involved with the Ashburton Toy Library for 9 years and has been their treasurer for that period. Stacey’s passion for toy libraries is driven by the very important role they play for New Zealand communities, with the lending of toys, the support they give to families and the friendships that grow between members. |
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Board Member Barbara Williman
Board Member 2019 - Current Portfolio: Network Coordinator Kia ora koutou. Barbara has been the President of Christchurch South Toy Library for almost two years, and held other roles before this one. She lives in Christchurch with her husband and three kids, but was born and raised in Waitakere (West Auckland). She is a perpetual optimist, has great idea productivity, a passion for people and likes to get things done. Barbara's main reason to join the board is to create better succession support and build greater connections between Libraries. Noho ora mai |
