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Eagles Announce new Major Partnership
Thanks to Woodville/West Torrens Football Club:
The Woodville-West Torrens Football Club has today kicked off a unique community-based partnership with Little Heroes Foundation which will benefit children with cancer and other serious illnesses in South Australia.
During the announcement at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, the 2011 SANFL Premiers unveiled its senior Guernsey for the 2012 season featuring a Little Heroes Foundation logo in the area traditionally awarded to major sponsors.
In addition to the Little Heroes Foundation branded Guernsey, the Woodville West Torrens Football Club has also agreed to donate part profits of all of its major fundraising and Club events in 2012 and 2013 to Little Heroes Foundation. These donations will be directed primarily to the Foundation’s ChildFamilyCare program that supports Children and their families living with cancer and serious illness.
Chris McDermott, Chairman of Little Heroes Foundation, had this enthusiastic response;
“This is an incredibly generous offer of support from the Woodville West Torrens Football Club, that we on behalf ofthe children and families we represent are very proud to be part of.”
“Football Clubs play a major role in the lives of so many families and I cannot congratulate the Eagles enough onunderstanding they are so much more than just a Football Club. We look forward to working closely with Chris and his team to make this a great success for all concerned and encourage other sporting organisations to adopt a similar
approach with their chosen Charities.”
Woodville-West Torrens CEO, Chris Davies added “In addition to being accountable to our members, sponsors and supporters we have a further responsibility to our Community, both locally and across the entire State.”
“We take this responsibility extremely seriously and our partnership with the Little Heroes Foundation will help us take this commitment to a whole new level. The code of Australian Rules Football is a powerful tool and I have no doubt that all of the stakeholders in our Club will take great pride in giving back to those in need within the South
Australian community”.
Whilst the value of the signage on the senior Guernsey is estimated at over $30,000, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club and Little Heroes Foundation hopes that it will serve as a priceless reminder of the importance of the work that the Little Heroes Foundation does.
About the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
In 2011, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club won the SANFL Premiership and was identified by an AFL commissioned study by Griffith University as the Club ‘most efficient at developing AFL talent’ in Australia.
Based at Unleash Solar Oval at Woodville (Woodville Oval), it has over 3000 people actively involved in the Club and is the only Club in the SANFL to boast Premierships in each of the past three decades (1993, 2006 and 2011).
About the Little Heroes Foundation
Little Heroes Foundation supports children living with cancer and serious illness and their families at a time when they need it most. The Foundation provides assistance for these families from the point of diagnosis and through the rest of their journey. This is achieved by offering information, guidance, emotional and practical support through a variety of programs and services.
Little Heroes Foundation’s ChildFamilyCare programs are supported by various Hospital networks, professional service providers, various allied health professionals and clinicians. They work collaboratively with a range of other charitable organisations such as the Leukaemia Foundation and Muscular Dystrophy Australia in delivering these programs.
The Woodville-West Torrens Football Club has today kicked off a unique community-based partnership with Little Heroes Foundation which will benefit children with cancer and other serious illnesses in South Australia.
During the announcement at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital, the 2011 SANFL Premiers unveiled its senior Guernsey for the 2012 season featuring a Little Heroes Foundation logo in the area traditionally awarded to major sponsors.
In addition to the Little Heroes Foundation branded Guernsey, the Woodville West Torrens Football Club has also agreed to donate part profits of all of its major fundraising and Club events in 2012 and 2013 to Little Heroes Foundation. These donations will be directed primarily to the Foundation’s ChildFamilyCare program that supports Children and their families living with cancer and serious illness.
Chris McDermott, Chairman of Little Heroes Foundation, had this enthusiastic response;
“This is an incredibly generous offer of support from the Woodville West Torrens Football Club, that we on behalf ofthe children and families we represent are very proud to be part of.”
“Football Clubs play a major role in the lives of so many families and I cannot congratulate the Eagles enough onunderstanding they are so much more than just a Football Club. We look forward to working closely with Chris and his team to make this a great success for all concerned and encourage other sporting organisations to adopt a similar
approach with their chosen Charities.”
Woodville-West Torrens CEO, Chris Davies added “In addition to being accountable to our members, sponsors and supporters we have a further responsibility to our Community, both locally and across the entire State.”
“We take this responsibility extremely seriously and our partnership with the Little Heroes Foundation will help us take this commitment to a whole new level. The code of Australian Rules Football is a powerful tool and I have no doubt that all of the stakeholders in our Club will take great pride in giving back to those in need within the South
Australian community”.
Whilst the value of the signage on the senior Guernsey is estimated at over $30,000, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club and Little Heroes Foundation hopes that it will serve as a priceless reminder of the importance of the work that the Little Heroes Foundation does.
About the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club
In 2011, the Woodville-West Torrens Football Club won the SANFL Premiership and was identified by an AFL commissioned study by Griffith University as the Club ‘most efficient at developing AFL talent’ in Australia.
Based at Unleash Solar Oval at Woodville (Woodville Oval), it has over 3000 people actively involved in the Club and is the only Club in the SANFL to boast Premierships in each of the past three decades (1993, 2006 and 2011).
About the Little Heroes Foundation
Little Heroes Foundation supports children living with cancer and serious illness and their families at a time when they need it most. The Foundation provides assistance for these families from the point of diagnosis and through the rest of their journey. This is achieved by offering information, guidance, emotional and practical support through a variety of programs and services.
Little Heroes Foundation’s ChildFamilyCare programs are supported by various Hospital networks, professional service providers, various allied health professionals and clinicians. They work collaboratively with a range of other charitable organisations such as the Leukaemia Foundation and Muscular Dystrophy Australia in delivering these programs.
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Re: Eagles Announce new Major Partnership
Good work WWT - More reason to support the club on Port Rd!
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