<p style="text-align: center;"></p>
<h2 style="text-align: center;">JOIN 3,240+ SPORTS CLUBS AND INDIVIDUALS FUNDRAISING FOR SPORT.</h2>

twitter:title

Explore fundraising projects by type, sport, location, title or keyword search.

description

twitter:description

https://www.datocms-assets.com/102439/1701081359-2023-asf-website-social.png?auto=format&fit=max&w=1200

twitter:image

https://www.facebook.com/AustralianSportsFoundation

twitter:card

twitter:site

Old Scotch Cricket Club: Season 2024/25 Old Scotch Cricket Club (OSCC) is a senior cricket club, playing at Scotch College in Melbourne. The Club attracts players from the Old Scotch network, pupils at the school, as well as a number of players with no traditional ties to the school. The club is built around its historic ties with the school, but also around the wider MCC Club XI Competition in which it plays. The competition dates back to 1896, of which OSCC was a founding member. OSCC has firmly established itself as the premier club in the MCC Club XI competition over the last decade, winning 4 First XI Premierships and playing in each of the last 9 Grand Finals in Division 1. In Season 2022/23 the Club won it's first ever Second XI Premiership and became the first Club in Competition history to win both Divisions 1 & 2 in the same season. For Season 2024/25 we are very excited to be introducing a Third XI who will play in Division 4. Your donation will support the ongoing operations of the cricket club as we strive to continue to be a meeting place for cricketers and cricket lovers alike. Specifically, funds from any donations will be used for the following areas: Crucial support for annual equipment purchases necessary for play Important contributions to ensure we can continue to grow the Club and sustainably fund 3 Teams each season Keep our player subs affordable and enable us to provide relief to individuals where cost may be a barrier to play Thank you for taking the time to visit our page and we hope to welcome you on board as valued OSCC supporters.

Your donation is supporting Old Scotch Cricket Club as it continues to provide community sports facilities for cricket tragics, young and old

Old Scotch Cricket Club: Season 2024/25

Old Scotch Cricket Club Inc

Trail Maintenance Fund Help the Cairns MTB Club maintain the trails at the Smithfield MTB Park. Every cent you donate goes straight back into the trails

Help the Cairns MTB Club maintain the trails at the Smithfield MTB Park

Trail Maintenance Fund

Cairns Mountain Bike Club Inc

Barcelona Clinic 2025 Dominic (Dom) has been invited to participate in the Barça Academy Clinic ’25 to be held in Barcelona, Spain in March 2025. Dom has been a passionate and hard-working football (soccer) player since he was 3, starting out in kids classes before joining community soccer when he was 5. Dom has been playing in the Northern NSW Football Junior Development League (JDL) since 2020. Next season he will be in the Under 12s with Lake Macquarie City Football Club. During the last school holidays Dom participated in a weeklong Barça Academy Camp held in Newcastle. Throughout the Barça Academy Camps, Barça Academy coaches were selecting the players that will have the opportunity to go to Barcelona and train in Barça Facilities, like professional players. They were using two criteria for this selection: football skills and FC Barcelona Values. Dom was so impressive in terms of football abilities and behaviour that he has been selected from hundreds of players in Australia to participate in the Barça Academy Clinic '25 , which will be held in Barcelona, between March 22nd and March 31st of 2025. This experience will not only give Dom the opportunity to learn from the best coaches in Barcelona but also discover the beautiful city and culture of Barcelona.

Barça Academy coaches have been selecting the players that will have the opportunity to go to Barcelona and train in Barça Facilities, like professional players. This experience will not only give Dominic the opportunity to learn from the best coaches in Barcelona but also discover the beautiful city and culture of Barcelona.

Barcelona Clinic 2025

Dominic Meldrum

PLEASE HELP EMILY REPRESENT AUSTRALIA AT THE IBF WORLD CUP IN HONG KONG 2025 Emily Hart’s hard work and determination in tenpin bowling have earned her a spot to represent Australia at the IBF World Cup 2025, which will take place in Hong Kong from January 5-14, 2025. Emily’s bowling journey began in 2011, participating in a junior league for fun. Since then, she has represented South Australia in the President Shield Team since 2017 and was fortunate enough to make South Australia’s Youth team in 2020 and 2021. Emily has been part of the National Training Squad since 2020. She has achieved significant milestones, including winning the Australian Junior Masters in 2021 and 2024, the Queensland Junior Cup in 2023, and the Junior National Rankings in 2021 and 2023. Additionally, she has been named Junior Bowler of the Year for South Australia for 2021, 2022, and 2023. In recent competitions, Emily secured third place in the South Australian Open Female Masters, third place in the Wyncity Youth Cup, and second place in both the Sydney Junior Cup and Sydney Youth Cup. She also represented Australia at the Asian Junior Championships in Malaysia, where she placed third in both Doubles and Masters, and competed at the World Youth in Korea. Most recently, she won first place at the Louise Eady Junior Cup. In 2023, while competing overseas, Emily placed fourth in the Asian Youth Singles and second in the Asian Junior Singles, demonstrating her ability to perform at the international level. With the upcoming IBF World Cup, Emily is both excited and nervous, as she hopes to bring home another medal. To prepare for this major event, Emily is in need of new bowling balls suited for the overseas patterns. Any support to help her with this amazing opportunity would be greatly appreciated. The funds raised will go towards her trip, including flights, accommodation, and the purchase of her new equipment. We would like to thank everyone in advance for your support and would appreciate it if you could please share this around.

Please Help Emily Represent Australia at the IBF World Cup in Hong Kong 2025

PLEASE HELP EMILY REPRESENT AUSTRALIA AT THE IBF WORLD CUP IN HONG KONG 2025

Emily Hart

Freeride World Tour 2025 In late August this year I received an invitation to the Freeride World Tour 2025. The FWT sees the world’s best free skiers and snowboarders compete in a series of toured events which take place on what’s known as ‘backcountry’ or ‘big mountain’ – dangerously steep and mountainous terrain. I will be competing against the best in the World over 6 events in Spain, France, Canada, Georgia, Austria and the finals in Switzerland. My first event is mid-January 2025 and the Finals will be in Verbier at the end of March. As great of a surprise as this was, it has left me financially unprepared. I am a self-funded athlete, and I need your support for my pursuit to become the first Australian snowboarder to be Freeride World Champion in 2025. As this is not an Olympic sport, I receive no government funding and currently have no monetary sponsors. When I'm not on snow I am training hard and working to save to get me to these events. I am seeking to raise $30k to cover my expenses for this 3+ month journey. Your kind tax deductible donations will be put towards flights/travel, insurance, food & accommodation, coaching, lift tickets and pre-season training. I will be one of 8 female snowboarders in the world competing in the extreme Freeride World Tour and the only Australian athlete to make the FWT in 2020, 2021, 2023 and now 2025. I started my rookie year on the FWT 2020 with a silver podium in Hakuba, Japan and again making history finishing on top of the podium in Andorra in March; the first Australian, male or female, skier or snowboarder, to take Gold in this event. With the Verbier Extreme Grand Finale cancelled because of COVID, I finished the FWT in 2 nd . I have achieved a few podiums over the years, but I again broke records winning first place at Kicking Horse, Canada, in 2023. Despite that win, and finishing 4 th overall for the season, I had to spend a year on the Qualifying Tour in 2024 in the North American competition, where I won the last event of the season. My hard work has now been rewarded with a wildcard for season 2025. It hasn't always been easy. A potentially career ending accident resulted in a broken back in 2010 when I was competing in an elite slopestyle event in Mammoth, California. This required two gruelling surgeries, involving the implementation of multiple screws and rods to allow the ability to snowboard again. I’ve also had to recover from a knee ACL reconstruction in 2018. I was previously on the Australian Olympic Shadow team for Slopestyle and competed in the FIS World Championships for that discipline. Andorra will host the first FIS Freeride World Championships in 2026 as the FWT prepares for possible Olympic inclusion. I would like to encourage more Aussies into the Freeride competition, and into the backcountry in general. Thro ugh my passion for adventure, I hope to continuously inspire and encourage everyone I meet to explore more, follow their dreams and fill their life with adventure. Thanks for your support in keeping the dream alive! I have a separate corporate sponsorship package that includes a motivational speaking gig from me (outside my comp schedule) – please message me for the details. Follow me Instagram @michaeladavismeehan LinkedIn Michaela Davis-Meehan To stay up to date when the comps are on and to watch the live stream you can sign up to the FWT new﻿ sletter for reminders, check the Freeride World Tour website or follow me on instagram. Competition Dates (comp days are 1 day, 1 run. This includes weather days) Baqueira Beret, Spain... 18th - 23rd Jan Val Thorens, France....... 27th Jan - 1st Feb Kicking Horse, Canada.. 7th - 13th Feb Georgia...................... 23rd Feb - 1st March Fieberbrunn, Austria..... 8th - 13th March ..........FWT Final qualification cut.......... Verbier, Switzerland...... 22nd - 30th March Recent interview for Mountain Watc h ﻿ ﻿

I need your support to compete as the only Australian against the top big mountain snowboarders for the title of World Champion in the Freeride World Tour 2025

Freeride World Tour 2025

Michaela Davis Meehan

ASE Coaching Development Fund The ASE CDF provides local and international opportunities to Australian volunteer coaches. The CDF helps build the knowledge, passion and in game experience of up and coming leaders who'll assist the next generation of junior athletes across Australia.

Helping develop future volunteer coaches from all over Australia by providing opportunities for hands on development, education and competition experiences.

ASE Coaching Development Fund

Australian Sporting Endeavours

2024 State Indoor Championships My name is Lilly Mann I am 20 years old, I graduated from Como Secondary College in 2021, where I co-captained the Hockey High Performance Academy team. I've proudly represented Western Australia in national hockey tournaments eight times and Australia in the Tuanku Zara Cup in Malaysia. I have been a member of three premierships with West Side Wolves, also having coached the U13 state girls team '23. This year I'm competing in both the U21s and Opens indoor tournaments in December, aiming for another national championship. I’d greatly appreciate any support you can offer, as hockey is player-funded, so any contribution would be invaluable in covering essential costs like uniforms, travel and accommodation. Allowing me to fulfil this amazing opportunity !

I'm a young hockey player headed to Canberra this December to proudly represent Western Australia in both the U21s and Opens Nationals. After three years of finals success, I’m eager to build on our achievements! 
Any support to help me reach my goal and make the most of this incredible opportunity would mean the world.

2024 State Indoor Championships

Lilly Mann

Old Trinity Football Club - Supporter Fund 2024 When you decide to commit your hard earned to the club you can be sure that every cent goes toward providing the infrastructure and resources that are the lifeblood of amateur football. Help us help the players be the best they can be. Come along to the lunches, enjoy the community and know that your support is making it possible for the club to remain strong and competitive. We can't wait for a HUGE 2024!

Old Trinity Football Club - Supporter Fund 2024

Old Trinity Football Club

Preston Pirates Baseball Club Honour Boards History Project When the Preston Baseball Club relocated from its home ground at Robinson Reserve in Preston to La Trobe University the Club Rooms assigned to the Club did not have the ability for the Clubs honour boards to be displayed. In the final two years before relocating to our current home at Ganbu Djila Sports Park in 2023 the honour boards were once again displayed but by that stage they had not been updated for 20 years because they were not on display and had run out of room for updates. With a long and rich history the Club has been working to ensure honour boards are on display. Having identified the honour board relocated from Robinson Reserve over 20 years ago board could not be relocated to our new club rooms at Ganbu Djla Sports park due to its size and that 20+ years of updates need to be added the Club resolved to install three new honour boards along the back wall of our new club rooms. ​ The Club has been able to fund the purchase of three boards and the naming and installation of one of the three boards. The club still needs to raise funds and or secure other sources of income to complete the remaining two honour boards. ​ To reach this point a significant amount of research has been undertaken and the Club has reached out to past players on a number of occasions to help fill in the gaps and make sure names and spelling are accurate. ​ Images of the three boards now posted on the Clubs social media will shortly be on display in the Club rooms, posted on our website encouraging past players to review, check and help the Club full in the gaps. Our objective is to have a first name and surname for all awards. To view the honour boards visit: ﻿ https://www.prestonpiratesbaseballclub.com.au/honour-board-project ​

To raise funds to complete three new honour boards to display the history of the Preston Pirates Baseball Club 115 years for future generations of the Club.

Preston Pirates Baseball Club Honour Boards History Project

Preston Pirates Baseball Club

Mikah Chilas - Australian Schoolboys Tour Hi, I'm Mikah Chilas, a 17 year old football player who has been formally invited to be a member of the Australian U18 Invitational Schoolboys Squad. There is an invitation tour being organised for this age group for this coming January to the UK & Ireland. This tour is endorsed by Football Australia and is included on their talented/elite pathways program. Ever since a young 4 year old boy, I grew up watching my brothers pursue a career in football, and ultimately wanted to follow right in their footsteps. This opportunity allows me to compete against some of Europe's highest competitors, and to make my dream a reality. By representing Australia, my ultimate goal is to proudly wear the green and gold on the international stage. Your support and donations allow me to have an opportunity to showcase my talent on an international stage, grow as a player, and gain invaluable experience, with minimising the financial stress. Thank you once again, any donations are appreciated, no matter how small!

Support me in representing the Australian U18 Invitational Schoolboys Tour of the UK and Ireland, where your donation will help me pursue my passion and achieve my dreams on the field!

Mikah Chilas - Australian Schoolboys Tour

Mikah Chilas

Cardinal Club Alumni Foundation The Cardinal Club Alumni Foundation aims to engage with, and reconnect, past Scotch rowers with the key objective of raising funds to support the Scotch College Boat Club’s (SCBC) ambition to offer all Scotch rowers the ability to strive to reach one of our top crews and perform successfully interstate and overseas as a junior rowing development pathway. Alumni Foundation funding will be used primarily towards key SCBC support initiatives including: Assistance to offset rowing camp costs; Funds to assist crews travel overseas and interstate; and Other rowing development funding projects. Please show your support by making a tax deductible donation today!

Financial support for Scotch College Boat Club travel and development projects through Alumni funding initiatives targeting and connecting past crew members

Cardinal Club Alumni Foundation

The Cardinal Club

Girls Cricket Tours ABOUT US Frustrated by the lack of opportunities for young women playing cricket in Victoria, Clare Cannon and Ken Jacobs took their first local women's team to tour England, and Cricket Without Borders was born. The organisation has subsequently focused its attention on developing women's cricket in Australia and the surrounding Asia Pacific region. Now in its sixth year of operation, CWOB has since taken development tours of young Australian Women to Singapore, Darwin, Japan, and Fiji, with an upcoming tour to Samoa locked in for July 13th 2016. Realising the plethora of raw cricketing talent in the Pacific region, CWOB took a composite girls side aged 15-21 from around Victoria to Fiji in September 2015. Along with head coach and former Australian test player Bryce Mcgain, the girls played a T20 tri-series against the Cricket Fiji national women's team, held development sessions in local disabilities schools, skills building sessions in primary schools, donated equipment to local players and Cricket Fiji, and held a function at the Australian High Commission Fiji to promote their mission statement. For many of the young girls chosen to represent CWOB it will be their first time out of Australia, first international cricket experience, a chance to contribute to grassroots cricket development in low-middle income countries and has led to significant personal and professional development opportunities. Most noted tangible gains include the mentoring of former CWOB representatives into the inaugural Women's Big Bash League (WBBL), leadership opportunities within local Cricket clubs and teams, advanced skill development and coaching, as well as several participants undertaking the newly fostered `Cricket Without Borders-Cricket Japan internship program'. Outcomes contributing to global game development include a Japanese national player representing Prahran CC in Melbourne, Cricket Fiji increasing their national women's playing roster, significant equipment upgrades in Fiji and the development of Cricket NT who participated in their inaugural 2016 Australian Country Cricket Championships. While intangible goals surround the breaking down of barriers for girls in the region to become involved in cricket, promotion of disabilities cricket, women's empowerment, equality promotion and individual development of all the young women involved. OUR FUTURE Less than a year after Fiji, Cricket Without Borders is at it again, invited by the International Cricket Council to compete alongside Japan, PNG and Samoa in the ICC East Asia-Pacific Women’s Trophy in Apia, Samoa in July 2016. CWOB will be taking a composite representative team of young Women from around Victoria to compete. For many, the tournament represents a once in a lifetime opportunity to compete in a global ICC event. CWOB will also use the event as a platform to promote female youth involvement in Cricket in Samoa through tournament participation, school visits, participation in Australian Government public health promotion programs, equipment donations, as well as fostering linkages between Samoan national women’s side and Melbourne based clubs.Help us by making a tax deductible donation today! As a not-for-profit organisation, the girls chosen to make up the CWOB side for past tours, as well as the upcoming Samoan Development tour are predominantly self-funded. While we do our best to keep costs to a minimal through sponsorship, CWOB seeks donations of any nature to go directly to offsetting the total per player costs for the girls for such a fantastic professional and personal development opportunity for all. We would like to say thank you to everyone who has supported Cricket Without Borders throughout the years. Your donation is kindly appreciated, follow us on social media for updates on our development activities now and into the future!

Assisting young Australian girls to develop grassroots women's cricket in the Australia and the East Asia-Pacific region.

Explore Projects

Filter & sort