Partners
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We partner with amazing charities, clubs and community groups who receive donations from their supporters through Direct Collect. Simply select the donation plan, then select the charity, club or community group you would like to support from the list of Participating Partners. Your refund will be donated directly to them. Discover and learn more about Direct Collect Participating Partners below.
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On Saturday 3 May, 2008, 17 year old Sam Davis played a game of football, had a schnitzel for dinner at the clubrooms, and then went out to a party to celebrate a friend’s birthday, just like he had many times before. Only this time, Sam didn’t come home. Sam’s life was tragically cut short when he fell victim to a one-punch assault.
The Sammy D Foundation was established in Sam’s memory to educate young people about the harm and impact of violence, and the consequences it has on victims, perpetrators, bystanders, families, friends and the broader community.
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Foodbank SA is the largest food relief charity in South Australia, with a vision to end hunger. Foodbank SA provides food relief to 135,000 South Australians with food relief every month. One third of these are children. In the last 12 months alone, Foodbank SA has provided more than 7.2 million meals to those in need across the state.
For every 5 x cans or bottles deposited for Foodbank with Direct Collect, Foodbank will be able to put 1 meal on the table of someone in need in the community.
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Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related death in Australia, claiming around 5,000 lives every year. The good news is that up to 90% of cases can be successfully treated, if detected early.
Jodi Lee Foundation raises awareness to educate all Australians about bowel cancer prevention and the steps to prevent it by being healthy and active, exploring family history, acting on symptoms and taking a screening test.
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Bedford is a not-for-profit registered charity that exists to support people with disability to live the life they choose through a diverse range of skill-building opportunities, from social activities through to open employment. Underpinning this is the belief that diversity, inclusivity and acceptance equals belonging for people of all ability.
People with disability who live, work and receive care from Bedford need to do more than just get by, they should be given the opportunity and resources to learn, grow and live meaningful, confident lives. Choosing Bedford for your Direct Collect monies will support people with disability in areas that NDIS funding does not cover. And at the same time relieve you of the chore to recycle bottles and cans yourself!
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The Advertiser Foundation was set up 30 years ago to raise money and awareness for South Australian grass-roots charities. Our focus is primarily children and youth, social welfare and human rights including homelessness and domestic violence.
For this period of time, we will be supporting the Hutt St Centre and Catherine House through the Sunday Mail Blanket Appeal. The Hutt St Centre is a place of connection and support, where people facing homelessness are empowered to rebuild their lives, rediscover their identities and reconnect with those who love them. This appeal will help purchase waterproof swags for those sleeping rough. Catherine House provides crisis, longer term accommodation and support services to women experiencing homelessness in South Australia.
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We collect plastic bread tags nationally in Australia. The tags are recycled locally in Robe, SA, raising funds to buy wheelchairs for disadvantaged people, mainly in South Africa. We also help fund services for the disabled in the Asia Pacific.
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The Village Co. is a charity passionate about seeing South Australian new mothers who are in need, embraced and supported as they begin the life-changing journey of motherhood.
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Norwood Flames Basketball Club was established in 1946 and is the biggest club in South Australia, boasting 70+ district teams including two NBL1 state league teams.
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HSE Dog Rescue finds perfect new homes for small dogs who find themselves in need of a new family when their owners can no longer care for them. We undertake all necessary vet work and make a commitment to each dog for life – it will always have a place with us in need.
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Puddle Jumpers is a non-profit, non-government organisation committed to responding to the social development needs of society's most vulnerable children and young people. We believe that all kids matter and deserve the right to engage in happy and fun experiences in their life.
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Backpacks4SAKids is a proud SA Non-Profit Organisation supporting newborn babies through to teenagers who are placed into foster or emergency care. Our backpacks provide clothes and personal supplies to children placed in emergency foster care, domestic violence shelters and who are under duress.
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THE SUM OF ALL ARTS. The Mill is South Australia’s leading NFP multidisciplinary arts organisation. We provide studio space for more than 50 creatives from all art forms, alongside galleries, performance space and development programs to nurture artists, and connect them with audiences.
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We are Community Help and Togetherness or CHATS. We are 100% volunteer-run with four board members and around 30 hard-working volunteers. Our purpose is to provide a weekly fully-cooked breakfast in Port Adelaide, aiming to bring together people who are socially isolated and identifying as in need, also providing them with food hampers, clothing and bedding.
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Our Landcare group protects and restores the high value natural vegetation from Morialta through to Coralinga (Cherryville). We educate and provide resources to our members and the public. We actively carry out weed control and revegetate with indigenous local seedlings.
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Hutt St Centre is a place of connection and support, where people facing homelessness are empowered to rebuild their lives, rediscover their identities and reconnect with those who love them. When people walk through our doors we help fulfil their immediate needs, like a shower, a meal, and a charged phone, while our 20+ visiting services provide support ranging from medical check-ups to financial counselling.
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Mitchell Park Football Club is located on Moreland Avenue, Mitchell Park. The club was established in 1968 and currently fields 2 men’s team and a women’s team in the Adelaide Footy League. We also have a juniors program with the SANFL.
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The Gawler Bowling Club competes in Ladies and Men’s Pennant Bowls in the Adelaide Metro Competition. Our club is a not-for-profit organisation which is run to provide facilities for our members and the community and to promote the sport of Bowls.
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The Zahra Foundation Australia provide specialist programs for people recovering from family and domestic violence. They provide tailored educational programs and financial counselling services to promote economic empowerment and support women and non-binary folk on the journey to recovery. The specialised programs provide pathways to education, training and employment and focus on economically empowering women, helping to break the cycle of violence.
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For more than 65 years, Guide Dogs SA/NT has enabled a lifetime of independence, participation, inclusion, and well-being for people living with low vision or blindness, or specialised needs. Guide Dogs SA/NT was the first provider of Guide Dogs in South Australia and over the years we have expanded to provide expertise in additional services, such as Assistance Dogs, Facility Dogs, and sensory support for our community.
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Craigmore High School is a contemporary learning community with a clear focus on students and their learning. We have a strong commitment to the continuous development of culture and teaching and learning practices that enable each student to realise their academic and personal potential.
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The Flagstaff Community Centre is a not-for-profit, family-friendly venue set in Flagstaff Hill, providing a year-round sporting and social hub for the local community. Home to Flagstaff Hill Falcons Football Club, Flagstaff Hill Falcons Netball Club, Flagstaff Hill Cricket Club, Flagstaff Hill Tennis Club, and Southern Hills Little Athletics Club.
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The Coromandel Valley Ramblers Cricket Club is a successful, friendly & inclusive cricket club based in Coromandel Valley, South Australia, catering for all age & ability cricketers.
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Variety – the Children’s Charity of South Australia (Variety SA) supports kids and families who are facing many challenges through sickness, disadvantage or living with disability. Our work allows kids to gain mobility, to get out and about in the community, to communicate, increase independence, raise their self-esteem and achieve their potential. We aspire to make sure the kids who miss out, can always join in, because all kids deserve a fair go.
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Housing Choices South Australia are a leading not-for-profit community housing provider with a vision that All people are affordably housed in neighbourhoods that support life opportunities. Integral to our model is the practice of Placemaking; the place based process of relationship building, innovation and activation that results in supportive, resilient and vibrant communities.
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Sea Shepherd Australia’s mission is to protect defenceless marine wildlife and end the destruction of habitat in the world’s oceans. Since 1977, Sea Shepherd has used innovative direct-action tactics to defend, conserve and protect the delicately balanced biodiversity of our seas and enforce international conservation laws.
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Central United Tigers Softball Club is a small family orientated softball club affiliated with the CDSA. We are a fun club that is active in supporting people of all abilities to participate in a great sport. Please help support us in raising money to make sport affordable for our local community.
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Willunga Netball Club was established in 1924. In 2015, the club became affiliated within the Great Southern Netball Association (GSNA) and have for the 2023 winter season submitted 18 teams into all the available grades. The club is community and family focussed, encompassed by the values of being inclusive, fun and supportive whilst being competitive.
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West Adelaide Bearcats Basketball Club was established in 1946 and is one of the largest and most successful clubs in Adelaide. With over 90 teams and 800+ players - from under 8's right through to our 2 elite NBL1 teams.
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The Adelaide Baseball Club Inc. has supported South Australians to play Baseball since 1908 and is one of the oldest clubs in the South Australian Baseball League. Passionately represented by Seniors Mens, Senior Womens, and Mixed Junior teams and boasts back-to-back Junior Club of the Year awards in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
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Shoe Boxes of Love Inc. provides love and hope to communities affected by natural disasters right across Australia through personal care packages full of essential and luxury personal care items. Shoe Boxes of Love Inc. is a South Australian based not-for-profit organisation, run entirely by volunteers, and provides a meaningful, tangible and practical way for contributing to disaster relief efforts, while making a tangible difference in the recovery of those impacted by natural disasters. Shoe Boxes of Love Inc. works with schools, community groups, other NFPs, and corporate partners to collect, sort and distribute personal care items to those in need.
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Plympton Halifax Calisthenics is a family friendly Club welcoming participants from three years to Masters. Calisthenics has a focus on developing confidence, cordination, control, presentation, poise and simply enjoying dance and movement. Participants enjoy the thrill of competing and performing on stage several times a year.
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Founded in 2005, Blackfriars Old Scholars Football Club (BOSFC) is a welcoming and inclusive community for both Blackfriars Priory School old scholars and non-old scholars alike. BOSFC was built on a foundation of generosity, commitment, and local support. We are extremely grateful for the valuable contributions our members, sponsors, volunteers and supporters continue to make. They ensure we can continue to provide the chance for people to enjoy footy with friends as part of a family-friendly, community-focused local sporting club.
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Adelaide Hockey Club is one of the largest hockey clubs in South Australia. We were incorporated in 1981 as a result of the merger of Aroha Women’s Hockey Club and Sturt Men’s Hockey Club. With over 650 members, our players are aged from 7 to 80+ years old across 20 junior and 13 senior teams in competitions affiliated with Hockey South Australia. The club supports the development of players, umpires, coaches and administrators encouraging both participation and skill development, with members going on to represent Australia at full and junior international levels. We are a fun and friendly club that enshrines fairness, honesty and integrity in our operations and playing style.
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Changing faces, changing lives. Helping people find their smile for over 40 years. We are Australia’s peak charity dedicated to supporting the needs of the craniofacial community. Our aim is to support patients and the wider craniofacial community, both now and in the future by improving access to treatment, care, research and education.
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Ronald McDonald House Charities SA is located in North Adelaide and can accommodate up to 20 families in both a communal or self- contained style accommodation. It is a place of care and understanding ~ a place where families can remain together as a family unit in times of great stress and uncertainty.
They leave their extended family, friends and community support network for treatment programs which can be long with Ronald McDonald House becoming home for months. For others, treatment can be life long with regular shorter stays. Whatever the need, these families find friendship, advocacy and support here with Ronald McDonald House being their safe haven.
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The CFS Foundation provides financial relief to SA CFS volunteers and their families who have suffered tragedy through death, injury or significant loss whilst protecting their communities. Our purpose is to provide CFS volunteers the same unflinching support they give our entire community on a daily basis and support from individuals and the community is vital to ensure we can continue to assist our volunteers now and into the future.
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The St Vincent de Paul Society SA (affectionately known as Vinnies) has been an integral part of the South Australian community since 1884. Providing assistance throughout metropolitan and regional SA, Vinnies is committed to assisting people experiencing disadvantage with a hand up through a focus on food, clothing and shelter.
Along with practical support, Vinnies offers a compassionate, non-judgmental approach to supporting people in need, and advocates on behalf of those who do not have a voice on issues such as the shortage of affordable housing; the inadequacy of social security payments; refugee and asylum seeker policy and more.
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OzHarvest is Australia’s leading food rescue organisation. We save surplus food from ending up in landfill and deliver it to charities that help feed people in need. We are constantly looking for new ways to inspire and educate people about food waste, food security and sustainability. Through our education programs and our advocacy work, we hope to inspire others to change behaviour and help reach the national target of halving food waste by 2030.
In SA, we operate in Adelaide and Victor Harbor. Currently, we rescue over 20 tonnes of quality surplus food each week from more than 100 food donors including supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, hotels, and food outlets and deliver directly to more than 100 charitable agencies. That’s 45,000 meals every week that go to those who need it, instead of into landfill.
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Supporting young South Australian children improve their literacy, so every child has the chance to start school strong.
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The Woodville South Cricket Club is a community Club that provides a place for people from all walks of life to play the game they love, no matter their skill level. The Club is built on a foundation of team spirit and this extends beyond the playing fields to assisting the local community that surrounds the club. We field teams in Senior Men's and Women's competitions, as well as Junior Boys and Girls.
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The Adelaide Community Basketball Association has 550+ grassroot teams that compete over the week at multiple venues around the North-Eastern suburbs across four competitions, we also have an extra 250 participants each term in our Aussie Hoops starter programs.
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Furever Farm is a charity rescue/sanctuary/rehoming farm for rural animals in South Australia that relies entirely on donations and fundraising to provide for the unwanted, abused and orphaned. Our vision, our mission here at Furever Farm is simple - love, care, devotion, commitment, educate and promise.
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At HITsa, we believe that every individual should be able to access quality training and development opportunities. HITsa Charitable Fund raises money to help South Australian charities develop and deliver such programs.
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We are an involved school community, working in partnership to develop expert learners and maximise the learning outcomes for all students in their social, intellectual and physical development, for a productive and fulfilling future. Our core business is to plan and facilitate teaching and learning in a supportive environment, rich in experiences and catering for a diverse range of abilities and backgrounds.
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Moving Paws Inc is a not-for-profit small breed dog sanctuary for senior and special needs dogs, located in Adelaide, South Australia. Each pet is cared for in a loving home environment and treated as one of the family, they are provided with the best vet care, grooming, training and socialisation. Our small team of Forever Foster Carers are committed to making sure our dogs live their lives whether short or extensive with love and dignity.
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Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation is Australia’s first and only dedicated mental health research foundation, we are committed to funding research so we can find the answers to the questions in the big unknown of mental health. We believe that science holds the key to not only understanding what causes mental illness but ultimately, how to prevent it. Together, with your support, we will fund the research breakthroughs that will help create a life free from mental illness.
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Catherine House offers crisis, longer term accommodation and support services for women over the age of 18, unaccompanied by children. We service the whole of South Australia, and are the only dedicated women’s homelessness service in the State.
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St John’s Youth Services accommodates and supports young people in the Adelaide metro area who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. We believe in young people and refuse to define them by their temporary experience of homelessness. Instead, we focus on each young person’s talents and ambitions, and their capacity to overcome challenges in their past and take control of their future.
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ShimJang TaeKwonDo (Adelaide South) are a family friendly Dojang, teaching self defence through the traditional art of Taekwondo. Discipline, focus and resilience are key factors for growth in our art. We welcome students all year round ages 5-adult & families can train together.
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KickStart For Kids is a not-for-profit organisation helping disadvantaged South Australian school children achieve positive educational outcomes and increased self-esteem through school breakfast and lunch programs, Camp KickStart school holiday care and Future Pathways programs.
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The Bright Eyes Organisation Inc is a registered Australian Charity committed to the welfare of young woman and girls both in Australia and overseas with a purpose to help those in need, disadvantaged and at risk. BrightEyes undertakes multiple activities and works with other organisations for the greater good. The Bright Eyes annual Blanket appeal and the Bright Eyes Angles basketball program are just two of the South Australian activities.
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Project Potential Adelaide is a disability support service for non verbal youth on the autism spectrum. We bridge the gap between traditional respite, therapy and special needs education by providing a platform for new opportunities our clients otherwise would not have.
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The Hackham West Community Centre is an inclusive Community Centre offering a diverse range of free programs and services which provide opportunities for the local community to be empowered through personal growth, learning and connections.
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Join us at Freedom Hill Sanctuary, where life truly begins for our rescued animals. Experience a safe haven filled with love, allowing them to express themselves freely, unburdened by human oppression. Your support helps us continue our gentle and compassionate journey, inspiring and educating others to embrace a life of harmlessness, where every animal is treated with kindness, respect, and the recognition that their lives are precious and should never be exploited.
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The Central District Football Club is a community focussed not for profit sports organisation. A strong traditional Club playing in the SANFL League competition since 1964, our Club has won 9 League men’s Premierships and has several teams, male and female, from Under 13’s through to senior men and women. We are an iconic brand of the northern suburbs, connecting and engaging with our local community and providing pathway opportunities to young boys and girls to live their dream of playing at the highest level.
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TKG’s roots can be traced back 1908 and today is one of the strongest tennis clubs in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide. A warm welcoming club with an amazing natural setting and healthy social atmosphere. Competition tennis is held Friday nights and all-day Saturday with social tennis every Wednesday night.
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Parents Who Have Been There is a not for profit charity supporting families who have babies born premature and or sick needing neonatal care. As parents who have walked a similar journey, we support parents in the hospital and in the community, providing practical and emotional support with the understanding and compassion.
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Treasure Boxes is a South Australian based not-for-profit children’s charity. We provide vital essentials to newborns, babies and children living in disadvantage within our community. From our bustling warehouse headquarters, Treasure Boxes arranges the donation, collection and delivery of childhood essentials, including cots, prams, highchairs, toys, clothes and nursery items. We seek to empower others, creating positive change within the community – at the same time ensuring valuable, high quality resources don’t go to waste.
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The Goodwood Baseball Club was founded in 1889 and is the oldest baseball club in South Australia and the oldest continuous baseball club in Australia. Winning 21 Division 1 premierships throughout our history, we have developed strong ties with the local community through our Junior, Little League and Senior Programs. Our Club is proud to be promoted as the “Family Ball Club” as evidenced by the large junior membership and the support from their families.
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The Mustard Seed Family Project is here to restore the dreams and hopes of families and individuals who are doing it tough. We believe our tiniest actions can change someone's destiny.
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Cops for Kids was conceived in 2006 with the sole objective of wanting to enhance the lives of children. We continue that commitment today with 100% of our member’s contributions being donated to children charities or organisations whose aim is the same as ours. We are South Australian based and South Australian focused. Through our work, we see the impact that disadvantage and inequality have on our society and due to this we are dedicated to making a difference. Cops for Kids help children who are vulnerable, disadvantaged, sick, have special needs or just need a hand up.
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The Friends of The Women’s and Children’s Hospital is a not-for-profit association of volunteers that support and fundraise for the Women’s and Children’s Health Network. All funds raised by Friends supports the purchase of important medical equipment items that value add to the services provided by Network to South Australian families.
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The Central Districts Basketball Club is the premier basketball club in the Northern region of Adelaide, competing in the Basketball SA district competition. CDBC provides opportunities for basketballers of all ages, to play in South Australia’s elite representative basketball competition, from Junior, Youth and Senior levels, through to the highest division of the senior competition, NBLONE.
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Safe Pets Safe Families is a not-for-profit registered charity providing support through programs and services to pet owners in the South Australian community facing disadvantage or crisis, such as domestic violence, homelessness, mental illness or a medical emergency. Founder Jennifer Howard started Safe Pets Safe Families in 2013 after surviving her own experience of domestic violence, where sadly she did not have a choice on whether to keep her beloved dogs when she fled to safety with her children. Safe Pets Safe Families respects and values the human-animal bond and is committed to reducing the incidence of abuse, neglect, surrender and euthanasia in companion animals.
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Broadview Football Club is the home of the Tigers, a family-friendly community football club with players, volunteers, and members devoted to competing in the Adelaide Football League and SANFL Juniors at the highest levels. They offer playing opportunities to boys and girls across Auskick, Juniors, Youth, and Senior Men and Women competitions.
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The Adelaide Jaguar’s FC is a not for profit, community soccer club, which provides opportunities for women and girls of all ages to access the physical, mental and social benefits of community sport. As the fastest growing female only soccer club in South Australia, we have grown from 2 junior teams to 19 teams with ages ranging from 4 to over 60.
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As the first Surf Life Saving Club in South Australia, Henley is looking forward to celebrating 100 years of keeping the public safe on Adelaide's most popular suburban beach in 2025. The club is proud to provide a community centre in the western suburbs that is inclusive and was rated Australia's best Surf Life Saving Club by WOTIF in 2024. We rely on the hard work of our volunteers to patrol the beach from October to April, but need community support to fund the programs - from sport for kids of all abilities to rescue craft for our patrol members - that help us serve anyone who wants an enjoyable, safe day at the beach.
