Crows Foundation (AU, 45283186190) Browse events

The Crows Foundation is the charity arm of the Adelaide Football Club. Our key charter is to distribute $100,000 per year to support children in need across South Australia. Since its inception in 2005 we have distributed over $900,000 to many worthy children's charities, with this year seeing our $1,000,000 donated.

NEWPORT SURF CLUB (AU, 56603611439) Browse events

Providing beach patrol and rescue services to Newport Beach for over 100 years, the Newport Surf Club is community focused and a hub of community activity. As a custodian of the beach, the club has a proud history of actively teaching nippers through to adults, vital surf skills and provides a vibrant surf sports program that is ranked No 3 in Australia. In addition, its leadership, development and community service programs and activities play a vital part in developing future generations of Australian's.

Nichols Point Primary School (AU, 90276369054) Browse events

We believe that providing children with a stimulating learning environment that encourages independence and responsibility for your own personal learning is preparing children for their futures beyond Nichols Point Primary. We immerse our students in a variety of sporting opportunities to help promote active and healthy lifestyles.

Bogangar Public School (AU, 74457428039) Browse events

Bogangar PS is in Cabarita Beach on the Far North Coast of NSW. We opened in 2004, and have 260 students.We are directly across the road from the beach, and most of our students love to surf,spend time outdoors, and play sport.

Disability Sports Australia (AU, 96104461814) Browse events

DSA is committed to providing sport and recreation opportunities for Australians with a physical disability. We provide programs and also collaborate with other organisations to increase opportunities across Australia. We also educate and raise the profile for equal rights and opportunities.

Soccajoeys Next Step Foundation (AU, 46631490789) Browse events

The Soccajoeys Foundation and its tailored soccer program are designed to build pathways for children that have a disability. There is overwhelming research that indicates that participation in sport is crucial for the development of all children. Our Foundation seeks to provide our programs to children of all abilities and create environments whereby children are given a high level of support and guidance to assist in their personal development.

Spring Gully Primary School (AU, 63337921940) Browse events

Spring Gully PS is located in a picturesque urban area five kilometres from the centre of Bendigo. The natural setting is complemented by the close proximity of a state park, bushland reserves, sporting ovals, tennis courts, bike and bushland trails. Our Landscape Master Plan was completed in 2012 as a result of extensive consultation with all key stakeholders. Many projects identified in the Plan have been completed, while others are in progress. We hope to complete all projects within five years through successful fundraising activities. The end result will be a highly stimulating and engaging environment.

Our Lady Of Good Counsel (AU, 46730804857) Browse events

"Our school offers children the opportunity to participate in a vast array of spiritual, educational, cultural and sporting activities. Indeed, there is something for everyone at OLGC! I encourage families to take advantage of these opportunities to ensure that your children not only reap the reward of a quality Catholic education, but develop their skills and abilities to their greatest potential" SUSAN CARPENTER - OLGC PRINCIPAL

Wheelchair Sports WA (AU, 64621590101) Browse events

Wheelchair Sports WA provides access to a range of lifestyle, recreation and sporting activities for people living with a physical disability. Our aim is to enhance the quality of life, improve mobility, build self-esteem and confidence, and provide the opportunity for people to achieve their full potential.

Special Olympics Australia (AU, 28050738728) Browse events

Special Olympics is a worldwide movement that inspires people with an intellectual disability to reach their personal best through regular sport and competition. While some Special Olympics athletes strive to win medals, others enjoy the chance to get active, have fun, make friends and be part of a family. Whatever their motivation, we cater for them by providing meaningful sports programs delivered within a supportive environment.

Free to Run (AU, 472766786) Browse events

Free to Run uses running, physical fitness and outdoor adventure to empower and educate women and girls in areas affected by conflict. Through sports, Free to Run helps to promote positive change in areas of greatest need, including Afghanistan and South Sudan.

Willetton SHS (AU, 22610580019) Browse events

The Health and Physical Education Department at Willetton SHS are commited to providing physically active, healthy and challenging activities to engage the students. The Adidas-Willo Fun Run is a fundraising opportunity that encourages participation in a fun, active event that incorporates community involvement. In addition to providing valuable resources, funds will be used to support the charity CANTEEN and their recreational programmes.

Hollywood Primary School (AU, 13953112531) Browse events

Help Save Our Pool ! The Hollywood School and community swimming pool desperately needs your help. The pool requires re-surfacing, tiling, capping and line marking. We need to raise $80,000 in order to complete this. The school pool is used by all children from K-6 for school swimming lessons and sport classes. The pool also caters for the local community with access available outside of school hours and on weekends. Please ask your family and friends and neighbours to help support this much needed upgrade. Please help us out and DONATE NOW!

Amy Gillett Foundation (AU, 46200981503) Browse events

There are now over 4 million Australians riding regularly – this represents a 45% growth over the past decade! Whilst it’s great to see more people experiencing the joy and reap the benefits of riding a bike there is a hidden dilemma: cycling participation is growing rapidly, but cycling injuries are growing at a faster rate. We are a charity with one purpose – bike rider safety. This is what drives us to create change! Our Mission: Safe bike riding in Australia Our Vision: Zero bike rider fatalities

Disability Sport and Recreation (AU, 90355468664) Browse events

Our mission is to provide and promote positive health outcomes for Victorians with disability through sport and recreation. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle, catch up with friends and participate in their local community. We work in partnership and consult with Victorians with disability, carers, volunteers, sport and recreation sector representatives, disability service organisations, schools, researchers, health professionals, government, philanthropic organisations and community groups to fulfil our mission. People with disability can engage in many different types of sport and recreational pursuits. For most sports, if the activity doesn’t work for all abilities, it can usually be adapted to enable everyone to participate. There are sport and recreation activities available to suit all types of disabilities, level of ability and activity interests. We are passionate about connecting people with opportunities, assisting individuals to locate activities most suitable to them. The generous donations of Australians help us achieve these goals, by providing much-needed support and resources.

Wheelchair Sports NSW (AU, 81827767938) Browse events

Wheelchair Sports NSW, formed in 1961, is a non-profit organisation responsible for the development, promotion and delivery of wheelchair sport in NSW. WS NSW is dedicated to enriching the lives of people with a disability through participation in sport. Sport is a powerful rehabilitation tool for those who have suffered catastrophic injury, and a strong integrating force for those with a disability living in a predominately able bodied society. For many individuals, participation in wheelchair sport is an important pathway to social connection, forming lifelong friendships, increasing confidence, social skills and education, and increasing overall motivation, determination and courage. WS NSW provides sporting programs, wheelchairs, facilities, financial assistance and professional support staff for people with physical disability (ranging from spinal cord injury, spina bifida, amputation, paraplegia, quadriplegia to other similar disabling conditions), from 8-80 years of age to enjoy the benefits of involvement in sport at all stages, beginner to elite. Some of these sports include wheelchair basketball, wheelchair tennis, wheelchair track and road, wheelchair rugby (“murder ball”) and wheelchair lawn bowls. For further information visit www.wsnsw.org.au or call us on 02 9809 5260

Rainbow Club Australia Inc (AU, 96753434862) Browse events

Rainbow Club provides swimming lessons for children with a disability.

Kenmore Park Kindy (AU, 60475110525) Browse events

At Kenmore Park Preschool & Kindergarten, we believe that Early Childhood is a period of momentous significance; to be valued and enjoyed in it’s own right. We believe we share responsibility for helping children develop into young learners who will be caring about people and the environment. We value creativity and recognise learning as an adventure. For more information please visit our website.

HypoActive (AU, 63739336275) Browse events

The mission statement for HypoActive is: to inspire and enable the Type 1 community to live a more physically active lifestyle. This is achieved by: Collecting and publishing stories and experiences of T1Ds being physically active. Documenting the benefits of being physically active. Being visible as an identifiable group at events. Identifying and organizing participation in events and supporting other allied groups. Creating a supportive environment for T1Ds to participate in physical activity at events. Organising and delivering events for T1Ds to participate in. Organising or participating in events that raise community awareness about the benefits of being more physically active when managing T1D. The organization is run by volunteers. Funds raised will assist HypoActive to continue supporting those with Type 1 diabetes to manage exercise.

Inclusion WA (AU, 76329301659) Browse events

We are a dynamic organisation dedicated to enriching the lives of all people who are disadvantaged, disconnected from society or living with a disability by facilitating inclusion in sport, recreation and community life. Our vision is to see that all people, of diverse abilities, have the opportunity to participate in welcoming communities and that communities value the role that people of all backgrounds and abilities play

Deaf Sports Australia - Active Deaf Kids Program (AU, 18006071147) Browse events

Australian Sports Foundation (AU, 27008613858) Browse events

The Australian Sports Foundation exists to assist community organisations raise funds for the development of Australian Sport.

Sports Traider (AU, 1156175) Browse events

Sports Traider sport charity shops offer a mixture of new & high-quality second-hand sports kit & equipment at low prices to help fund local grass-roots sports. We ensure we support the whole community by offering work experience, training and voluntary opportunities to the local community.

Leumeah High School (AU, 19622494841) Browse events

This year students in year 7 and 8 from Leumeah High School are participating in an adidas AMAZING Race Challenge! Throughout August students are aiming to raise $2000 through sponsorships and donations. The money raised will be used to buy sporting equipment and junior sports uniforms.

Fair Game (AU, 67349266332) Browse events

Fair Game is a health promotion and community development charity that donates recycled sports equipment and uses it to deliver unique fitness, health and wellness programs to under-serviced communities in need; reducing rates of illness, improving mental well-being and building social cohesion.