New Zealand Free Web Site Hosting
Are you a non profit New Zealand organisation looking for free Web site hosting? Every three months Avatar chooses an organisation to host on one of our Linux servers. We give special consideration to organisations involved with humanitarian, environmental or animal welfare causes. Please use the form below to suggest your organisation as a free Web site hosting candidate and include a brief summary on how your organisation helps the community.
In a variety of capacities, Avatar proudly sponsors a number of sites. Visit our About Us page to see the full list.
“I wish to thank you and Avatar for all the help and support to our fledgling society, over these past 18 months or so, we have come a long way. One of our greatest achievements to date is the recognition of Surfbreaks in law.”
Mike Gunson, Surfbreak Protection Society
“AMSAT-ZL gratefully acknowledge the hosting donated to us by Avatar to tell the world of our history making venture. Amateur Radio satellites are truly an international activity and we are pleased to be joining the world-wide Amateur Satellite Service, keeping that community informed through our website.”
Terry Carrell, KiwiSAT
“We are grateful to Avatar which has been hosting and updating our website without charge for many years. It has greatly helped the Tibetan cause. Many people have complimented us on our website.”
Thuten Kesang, Friends of Tibet New Zealand
“Avatar have been brilliant in the way they have supported our initiatives with the free online hosting. We now have three dedicated Christchurch websites to support our local vegan and vegetarian community. Thank you to the team at Avatar for your generous support.”
Yolanda Soryl, Co-ordinator, Christchurch Vegetarian Centre
“The New Zealand Spaceflight Association has been very pleased to be associated with Avatar over the past few years. As a non-profit organisation we could not sustain the expense of paying for hosting our website. Avatar's generous offer of free hosting has helped us immensely.”
Mike Howard, New Zealand Spaceflight Association
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