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PAFC v GWS - Game Day Charity Partner
Sunday 13 Aug, 2023
Show your support for the Childhood Cancer Association at the upcoming match between Port Adelaide Football Club and Greater Western Sydney at Adelaide Oval on Sunday, 13 August.
9-year-old cancer survivor, Eamon Obst will be the PAFC junior mascot for the Game. Eamon was diagnosed with a Wilms Tumour, a cancer of the kidney primarily found in children, at the age of 3. Eamon and his family have been supported by the Childhood Cancer Association.
As the Game Day Charity Partner, the Childhood Cancer Association will be onsite selling merchandise and taking donations to support more than 400 local families battling childhood cancer. Please give generously.
For every $5 donation, you will be giving a virtual “High Five” to kids with cancer, which will ensure a family receives the ‘hands-on support’ they need during such a difficult time. Please donate here.
Thanks to our partner, Port Adelaide Football Club, and supporting collaborator, Adelaide Oval, for the opportunity.
When: Sunday, 13 August | Match starts at 4.10pm
Where: Adelaide Oval | War Memorial Drive, North Adelaide
Tickets: via PAFC website
BUY A PORT ADELAIDE FOOTBALL CLUB ELLIOT
Elliot is more than just an adorable, fluffy friend that kids of all ages adore — he’s our mascot and he’s also a best mate for children with cancer.
Every child who’s referred to us is given an Elliot to help them on their journey, and he also plays a really important role in our fundraising activities.
Every cent of every dollar from a sale helps more families affected by childhood cancer.
For $40 you can buy your very own Elliot mascot with a knitted Port Adelaide Football Club hoodie.
WEAR GOLD LACES TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
Wear our gold shoelaces to support more than 1000 Australian children who will be diagnosed with cancer every year. Gold is the international colour for childhood cancer awareness.
Our laces are the perfect way for the community to show support for children undergoing treatment and get people talking about how they can help.
Be sure to share your laces on social media and use the hashtag #goldacesforchildhoodcancer.