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College Cricket Club Social Members Development Fund The College Cricket Club Social Member's Development Fund is an opportunity for club supporters to assist with the required maintenance of the College Cricket Club's newly upgraded playing facility. During the 2019-20 season the Club completed a $120,000 upgrade of its playing facilities including major improvements to soil structure, drainage, irrigation and the playing surface and was complemented by the installation of a traditional white picket fence and purchase of a cylinder mower. We are now shifting the focus of our regular Social Membership drive to allow for the required upkeep of this facility including a maintenance routine for the outfield, ensuring the sustainability of the quality facility that has been produced. Social Membership is again priced at $50 for the season and will be acknowledged with a trucker style College Cricket Club cap, listing of your name on the honour board inside our clubrooms and recognition on the club's social media and newsletter mediums. Through the club's fundraising partnership with the Australian Sports Foundation, Social Memberships are tax-deductible and can now be made via credit card. So please show your support for our club by donating today and help us to maintain this asset that we are very proud of.

The College Cricket Club Social Member's Development Fund is an opportunity for club supporters to assist with the required maintenance of the College Cricket Club's newly upgraded playing facility.

College Cricket Club Social Members Development Fund

College Cricket Club

St Catherines School Rowing Equipment DONATE NOW Your Tax-Deductible Donation supports St Catherine’s Rowing Since 1987 St Catherine’s Rowing has become one of the most successful schoolgirl rowing programs in the country highlighted by our 2022, 1st V111 Crew becoming world champions at the prestigious Henley Regatta on our 35th Anniversary. This incredible achievement was made possible thanks to substantial donations primarily by parents, some of whom are listed below after generously donating via the Australian Sports Foundation. Unlike the equivalent programs in our brother schools, St Catherine’s School relies heavily on funding from families to help offset the significant cost of the program. As the parent auxiliary supporting the advancement, and promoting the enjoyment of, the School’s Program, The Heyington Club runs fundraising activities enabling the purchase of new boats, oars, refurbishments, and related rowing equipment to ensure that our Rowing Program can continue to pursue excellence and provide the best experience for St Catherine’s students. Next season we have a pressing need to replace our riverside marquees which will be dedicated for rowing regattas and events. We are grateful for all donations, no matter how large or small. Every dollar really does make a difference. It’s easy to set up a one-off or regular contribution and you can choose to remain anonymous or publish your gift in either your name or your daughter’s with a message. Tax-deductible donation receipts will be issued immediately. On behalf of all St Catherine’s rowers, The Heyington Club, and the School, thank you for your support! “Go St Cath’s!” Footage: Lift Multimedia

Raising funds to purchase rowing equipment.

St Catherines School Rowing Equipment

St Catherines School

Support Junior Players - Training - Equipment Oxfords Hockey Club aims to support and encourage all Junior players to develop a lifelong love of physical activity. Playing Hockey is not only a great opportunity for young people to develop physical skills, but they can benefit socially, emotionally and mentally. As a club, we are fully aware of the many pressures that contribute to young people dropping out of sport, in particular the high costs involved. In the 2024 season, we were able to assist our young players and their families by providing subsidized training and playing fees and equipment costs to all junior members. Our aim, to relieve some of the financial pressures, and allow active participation at training and games. Oxfords Hockey Club is not-for-profit Community Sporting Club; we rely on fundraising and donations to provide such great opportunities to our junior members. If you would like to contribute to our wonderful club, we would be extremely grateful for any donation made.

Oxfords Hockey Club continues to raise funds to assist in the development of junior members, by subsidising training, playing and equipment costs.

Support Junior Players - Training - Equipment

Oxfords Hockey Club Inc

MGS Rowing Program A LEADING AUSTRALIAN ROWING PROGRAM We have a bold ambition to ensure Melbourne Grammar School remains a national leader in school rowing. Your generous support will help us expand our capacity to deliver an outstanding experience for all rowers within our School community, on the water and off. With your support, we’ll be able to entice new rowers, maintain those already engaged, and offer all our rowers an enhanced experience in a high-performing program. Your support for those programs – fleet replacement, training camps, facilities management and nutrition – will maintain access and enable students to reach their potential. Your donation will allow us to: Introduce new student athletes to the sport of rowing Maintain senior student athletes within the sport Maintain and expand our existing programs Provide post-training and racing nutritional support Attract, retain and develop the best possible coaches Maintain and improve the quality of our fleet and equipment Support current student rowers through financial subsidy

Raising funds to support the MGS Rowing Program.

MGS Rowing Program

Melbourne Grammar School

Building Broncos Building Community Building Broncos, Building Community The Building Broncos, Building Community initiative has been created to support the club’s strong commitment to the community and to grow rugby league. As one of the most followed and respected sporting teams in Australia, we have the ability to provide leadership and improve the health and well-being of members, fans, the general public and especially underprivileged or disadvantaged groups. This initiative is our commitment to providing sustainable programs that enrich the lives of our community members well into the future. Through the Australian Sports Foundation, we are now seeking tax deductible donations for the Building Broncos, Building Community initiative to support three major pillars: 1) • High Performance - Helping the Broncos prepare to play our very best rugby league and win our next premiership. 2) • Community Programs - Helping us improve lives in communities right across Queensland and Northern NSW 3) • Game Development - Helping us nurture grass roots Rugby League and getting kids fit and active.

Fundraising for the development and growth of the Brisbane Broncos on the field and in our expanding community programs.

Building Broncos Building Community

Brisbane Broncos Rugby League Club

Sport Access Foundation As a nation, Australia loves its Sport. It sits at the heart of our culture and identity. ﻿Recognising that not everyone enjoys the same access to playing and participating in sport, Katie Kelly OAM PLY, Paralympian and Gold medallist (Para-triathlon) established Sport Access Foundation (SAF) in 2017. The Foundation is a registered Australian charity, providing grants to young children and teenagers aged 7-17 years who are living with a disability. The aim is to provide them with better access to sport, through participation in a local sporting club or activity, or a competitive event. Our grants ensure many more children can participate in sporting activities that might otherwise be beyond their financial means. The grants are used to assist with costs such as transport, entry fees, specialised sporting equipment e.g. a modified wheelchair, clothing and consultation with health professionals to develop a suitable training program. We have established partnerships with disability sporting groups including Sport Inclusion Australia, Deaf Sports Australia, Blind Sports Australia and we collaborate with these organisations to advocate and foster the growth and development of inclusive sports across the country. SAF’s work is based on the firm belief that participating in sport and recreation offers young children with a disability many physical and social benefits. It helps build self-esteem, connects them to like-minded peers and the community, and reduces their dependency on welfare support systems as teenagers and adults. The Foundation is seeking to gain corporate support to continue to offer our annual grants to young people from across Australia. We encourage corporate Australia to get in touch with us via info@sportaccessfoundation.org.au Our goal is $500,000 is fundraised and distributed by 2027. Then to double that to $1million by 2032. We are all volunteers, and Katie oversees the day to day operations of the foundation. Your donation goes direct to the grant recipients. Operational costs are covered by our founding partner BlueScope. tDisabilities of our Applicants (this is a sample of the type of disabilities we note in the annual applications). Tourette’s Syndrome Autism Intellectual disability Transverse Myelitis Vision impairment – Blind, partially vision impaired, retinal dystrophy, bilateral optic atrophy Sensory Nystagmus Perthes Disease Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Infantile Congenital Scoliosis Acquired Brain Injury Arnold Chiari Malformation Klippel Fiel Syndrome Hearing impairment – Deaf, severe to profound hearing Loss, cochlear implant/hearing aids Oculocutaneous Albinism Cerebral Palsy Spastic Diplegic Congenital Deformity of right hand Nystagmus (involuntary movement of the eye) Cerebral Palsy Epilepsy and Autism Undiagnosed severe and permanent progressive disorder of spinal cord Kyphoscoliosis with heme-vertebrae and rib anomalies Clubfeet and joint hypomobilit Classic Autism & Intellectual Disability Amputee – upper and lower body, including Bi-lateral leg amputee, Right leg through knee, below the knee Osteogenesis imperfecta Congenital Upper left limb difference Spastic diplegic cerebral palsy Down Syndrome Cerebral Palsy, left hemisphereotomy Bilateral Peters Anomaly Rieger Syndrome Usher Syndrome Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia (HSP) Cerebral Palsy Spastic Diplegia Congenital Arm Abnormality- Radiohumeral Synostosis with Type 4 Ulnar Deficiency and Thumb Aplasia Ataxia Arthrogryposis, bilateral club feet, and HFASD. If you have any queries or would like to know more please contact Sport Access Foundation via our email: info@sportaccessfoundation.org.au OUR FOUNDER Katie Kelly OAM PLY, is Australia's first Gold Medallist in Paratriathlon (2016 Rio Paralympics). Katie also completed at Tokyo Paralympics, and won 2 World Championships (2015, 2017) You can read more about her Advocacy work via www.katiekelly.com.au

Providing young Australians aged 7-17 years with a disability every opportunity to play sport through an annual grants program.

Sport Access Foundation

Jasper Represents Australian Schoolboys 2025 As a member of the 18-squad football team (Australian Schools U18) for the 18-day tour of the UK and Ireland, this fundraiser will help me raise much needed funds to cover the cost of the trip. This includes - - International flights inclusive of tax - 17 nights twin stay at Hotels - Breakfast included - All dinners on Tour - 8 pre-match lunches (where applicable) - All Tour playing kit, includes training/ playing strips, tracksuit, polo, back pack and more - 1 recovery session with the Sport Scientists at the FA - Organisation of 8 games - 3 local sightseeing activities - Laundry of playing kit - Chartered Coach throughout

This fundraiser will help me raise funds to cover the travel and related expenses of this invitational tour of the UK and Ireland as a representative of the Australian U18 Schoolboys Team.

Jasper Represents Australian Schoolboys 2025

Jasper Swadling

Help Support Aden in his Journey to the Junior World Championships Hi I’m Aden (16 year old), i’ve been doing taekwondo since I was 5. I recently won Gold at the Australian Taekwondo Junior World Selection event. And have been selected to be apart of the Australia Team to compete at the 2024 Junior World Championships held in October in South Korea. I am apart of Australia’s top 10 male and 10 female taekwondo junior athletes (15-17yrs), comprising the Australian team. I began doing taekwondo in 2013 at Martial Arts Spirit in preston’s, NSW. I train 6 days a week including early morning sessions before school, and after school training to maintain my skill and fitness levels. My achievements include, 2017, 2019 and 2021 National champion 2023 Australian open bronze medalist I also competed at the 2021 Cadet World Championships held in Bulgaria. Elite athletes often rely on the support of their families and communities to fund their dreams, including expensive domestic and international travel for training and competitions. Australian Taekwondo has informed us that funding is not available for this competition, and we have been encouraged to seek community support. I understand times are tough, any tax-deductible donation you can make would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support. Estimated cost per athlete ~$4000

Help Aden Voon represent his own country of Australia in the Taekwondo Junior World Championships.

Help Support Aden in his Journey to the Junior World Championships

Aden Voon

Irukandjis Para Surfing Team Assist our Irukandji Para team as they represent Australia and compete for Gold at the ISA World Para Games! The 9th edition of the ISA World Para Surfing Championship (WPSC) will return to Huntington Beach, California, November 3-9, 2024. Surfing Australia has limited government funding to try and support multiple disciplines and pathways. Athletes must fund their own travel including flights, accommodation, transport and insurance, with costs reaching over $12,000 per person. Funds raised go towards Athlete Travel Costs (Flights, Accommodation, Transport) Uniform costs ISA Registration Costs Team Coach Team Manager With your support, Surfing Australia can provide much needed assistance and help reduce the financial strain on these athletes and help them reach success on the world stage! All Images: Credited to isasurf.org

Assist our Irukandji Para team as they represent Australia and compete for Gold at the ISA World Para Games!

Irukandjis Para Surfing Team

Surfing Australia

Rise - Coffs Harbour RISE - Coffs Harbour has a vision to strengthen the individual, connect families and enrich the community. We currently have 120+ individuals (5 - 18 years) in our association benefiting from a well-being and football program.

Rise is a local ‘Not for Profit’ association with football at our core and community at our heart. Football is our binding link which brings us all together, but it is the contribution we will make to the less fortunate of the Coffs Coast community that provides us with our drive to succeed.

Rise - Coffs Harbour

Rise

Air Born International Team Air Born Cheerleading is a locally founded and run cheerleading and dance club based in Woonona. This club is a place that encourages young athletes towards achieving their performance goals in a safe and supportive environment. The club supports the wider Illawarra community by offering extensive programs to children, teens and young adults which allow them to strive to be the best version of themselves. At Air Born Cheerleading the athletes train to get their bodies to peak physical fitness as well as learn important core life skills such as respect, dedication, self-confidence, commitment, sportsmanship and most importantly, teamwork. A group of athletes and their coaches from Air Born Cheerleading have been working tirelessly to perfect their skills and routines. These athletes and their coaches have recently been awarded an extremely exciting opportunity to be able to compete at an international competition which will be held in Orlando, Florida in May 2025. A dream that most performance cheerleaders and dancers will never experience. CALL TO ACTION We are hopeful you would like to support these hardworking athletes and their coaches in making their dream of performing internationally come true. We hope we can count on your support to help make the dream of performing internationally become a reality for these amazingly dedicated athletes and coaches.

A select group of athletes and coaches from Air Born Cheerleading have been awarded the opportunity to compete at an international competition in Orlando, Florida, in May 2025.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance for the athletes to showcase their skills and represent their community on a global stage.

Air Born International Team

AB International Team

SurchforGold In the dynamic landscape of Australian athletics, Emelia Surch emerges as a multi-faceted talent heptathlete with a story that transcends the boundaries of track and field. At 21, she has not only represented Australia on the global stage in the World U20 Championships in Columbia, securing a remarkable 4th place in the long jump with a leap of 6.45m, but she also holds the esteemed titles of the current under-20 Oceania champion and record holder in long jump and hurdles. She placed third, in the heptathlon, at both the Australian Olympic National Trials and the Oceanic Championships. Amidst her exploits on the track, Emelia is navigating the challenging realm of academia, pursuing studies in nursing at university. A true embodiment of dedication and versatility, she also trains rigorously six days a week for the seven events in the heptathlon, showcasing her commitment to excellence in every aspect of her life. Guiding her on this extraordinary journey is coach Glynis Nunn, a 1984 Olympic Gold Medalist, who envisions Olympic success for Emelia with the proper support. “If Emelia had funding, we could prioritise preparation, recovery, and training. I know I have an Olympic Athlete who is capable of achieving something very special,” says Nunn. Ironically, Glynis' win was in Los Angeles the same city in which the next 2028 Olympic Games will be held. As Emelia seeks sponsors to elevate her athletic career and make the 2028 Olympics Games in L.A., her narrative unfolds as a harmonious blend of record-breaking achievements, Olympic aspirations, and the relentless pursuit of excellence on all fronts. Emelia’s narrative unfolds as a testament to the pursuit of excellence across diverse aspects of life, embodying the spirit of a young athlete determined to make her mark on the world stage. Stay connected with Emelia’s journey through her social media platforms and lend your support to her endeavours with the hashtag #SurchForGold and become part of her team by making your financial contribution. Your encouragement will undoubtedly play a crucial role in propelling her towards achieving greatness and the opportunity to become an Olympian. Contact: Cameron Richardson at Global Sports360 ph 0401050993 for further sponsorship opportunities

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