Disability Recreation and Sports SA (AU, Disability Recreation and Sports SA - N/A) Browse events

Disability Recreation and Sports SA is the leading provider in sport and recreation for people with a physical disability throughout South Australia. DRSSA provides an extensive range of opportunities, some of which include: athletics, boccia, handcycling, lawn bowls, shooting, powerchair sports, wheelchair basketball/rugby/tennis. The majority of our members include: spinal cord injury (paraplegia and quadraplegia), amputees, spina bifida, cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury and various other physical conditions affecting mobility.

Dragons Rowing Club Inc (AU, 44985323373) Browse events

Dragons Rowing Club Inc is a small community rowing club which caters for masters (over 27) and para (people with a disability) rowers. Our aim is to provide equipment and coaching for para rowers to compete in local, state, national and international regattas as well as enjoying the camaraderie and community support from all members of the club.

Altona Swimming Club (AU, Altona Swimming Club - N/A) Browse events

A family oriented club that both supports social and competitive swimming in the Western Suburbs and the local community.

Blind Sporting Council Inc (AU, 32425823238) Browse events

BSC Incorporated is an Australian charity assisting the blind and vision impaired sports people. Established in 1996, our role is providing grants and raise awareness about the challenges and accomplishments of our sporting heroes. Approximately 35,000 in SA and 567,800 people in Australia suffer from blindness and other visual disturbances.

Springvale Park SDS (AU, 55160029897) Browse events

Springvale Park SDS provides for students living in the Noble Park, Springvale and Dandenong areas who have moderate to severe intellectual and multiple disabilities. Our curriculum covers the modified Victorian Essential Learning Standards and various educational programs implemented by a multi-disciplinary team. . All students have an individual learning plan.

Sailability NSW (AU, Sailability NSW - N/A) Browse events

Sailability Australia's key objective is to encourage and facilitate sailing and boating throughout Australia for people with disabilities in social, recreational and competitive activities

Darling Range Sports College (AU, 36510240176) Browse events

Darling Range Sports College first opened in 1975 as Forrestfield Senior High School and later transitioned to a sports high school in 2008. The College has a dedicated Sports Academy offering programs in AFL, netball, cricket, baseball/softball, soccer and swimming.

Norwood Swimming Club (AU, 65166917422) Browse events

Norwood Swimming Club is committed to producing great swimmers and great people for life. Every swimmer matters – the eight year old competing in their first ever race is just as important as the swimmer aiming for National selection. Our focus is on bringing out your best. Medals are great, but being the best swimmer, and person, you can be is more important. The club fosters healthy competition, obtaining personal best times, independence and self-improvement.

Rotary Club of Brookvale (AU, 51764850859) Browse events

Rotary is a worldwide organisation of business, professional and community leaders. Clubs are non-political, non-religious and open to all cultures, races and creeds. Richly rewarding, Rotary International gives you the opportunity to 'pay it forward' and to have a positive impact wherever you choose.

Australian Disability Sport (AU, 24180823587) Browse events

was founded in July 2009 to provide funding to Australians with a disability to enable them to participate in the sport or recreation activity of their choice.   Whilst taking a flexible approach to the allocation of funds based on the needs of specific programs. Australian Disability Sport allocates funds raised to:   Development – introducing Australians with a disability to sport.   Volunteers, Officials and Support Staff.   Specialised equipment.

Hearts in Union Rugby Foundation (AU, 71401492606) Browse events

The purpose of Hearts in Union Rugby Foundation Australia (“Hearts in Union”) is expressed in the phrase:      Hearts in Union is a charity that is all about assisting those players who have suffered severe spinal injury during a rugby game. Rugby is a wonderful game played by people who enjoy the spirit of “mateship” and “fair play”. Unfortunately, some players through a freak accident have their lives changed forever. Spinal injuries place a physical, emotional and financial strain on the player for the rest of their lives.    We aim to ensure those severely injured players who are suffering financial hardship receive the best possible support throughout their lives.   Hearts in Union was created in early 2007, after the Directors had became aware of the need for assistance through a friend, Rocky Mileto. Rocky suffered a severe spinal injury during a rugby game in 1996 and has subsequently rebuilt his life and been an inspiration to many other injured rugby players. However, as a result of his injury, like other injured players, Rocky must replace his method of transportation (his wheelchair) every five years. These wheelchairs need to be custom made, are very expensive and simply beyond the reach of many injured rugby players.   The reality was that most countries with strong rugby communities (including the United Kingdom, New Zealand & South Africa) had recognised the ongoing need to assist their injured rugby players. Independent charitable organisations had long been established in each of these countries. However, injured Australian players lacked any such direct support of their own.  

Mavericks Dragon Boat Club (AU, 98478998139) Browse events

Have FUN – Meet FRIENDS – Get FIT!   The Mavericks Dragon Boat Club is a Sydney based club that trains out of Bank St, Pyrmont near the Sydney fish markets. We have been established for over 20 years and have achieved many successes along the way. Our most recent achievement is, qualifying for the 9th Club Crew World Championships in Ravenna Italy in September 2014!   Mavericks Dragon Boat Club welcomes anyone who would like to learn to paddle. Getting fit and meeting a great group of people are two of the fantastic bonuses of joining our Club. We do need to take this moment to warn you; the social camaraderie and competition are addictive.   Dragon boating is one of the fastest growing sports in Australia, with around 20 Clubs in Sydney city area alone. So if you’re looking for somewhere to belong, goals to strive and supportive, fun and friendly environment, then dragon boating with the Mavericks is for you.   We are always looking for new paddlers to come down and enjoy some fun on the water.

Special Olympics Upper North (AU, 72167145646) Browse events

    Special Olympics provide year round training and competition to children and adults with intellectual disabilities and is not to be confused with the Para Olympics - physical disabilities only.   SOSUNS has been running for four years.  In that time we have grown and now offer eleven sports catering for advanced and entry level. The sports are Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Dance, Golf, Gymnastics, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, T-Ball and Ten Pin Bowling.   SOSUNS could not do what we do without the generous contribution of community volunteer time and funding from the business community and our sponsors.

Rotary Club of Glen Eira (AU, 52959528354) Browse events

Claremont Therapeutic Riding Centre (AU, 25846290459) Browse events

 

Law Enforcement Torch Run QLD (AU, 50271282468) Browse events

The Law Enforcement Torch Run is an initiative of Special Olympics Australia and the state police forces to develop and maintain fundraising activities to provide continuing financial support to Special Olympics to provide regular sporting opportunities for people with an intellectual disability. It also seeks to raise awareness throughout the police, law enforcement agencies and greater community about the nature of the Special Olympics movement and the work they do.   The first Law Enforcement Torch Run took place in prior to the 2002 Special Olympics National Games, when in a prelude to the Opening Ceremony, police from Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales participated in a torch run from Hobart, Tasmania to Sydney, New South Wales. This was followed in 2006 when, police from New South Wales and Queensland took the flame from Sydney to the Gold Coast for the 8th Special Olympics Australia National Games.   Following this, the LETR committee was formed by a number of serving and retired police officers. The LETR continues to raise awareness and spread the word about Special Olympics throughout Australia.

Blind Sports Victoria (AU, 42609420605) Browse events

Gold Coast Sailing Club (AU, 83880159147) Browse events

            Please, just take one moment and read?   My name is Chris, I am the Club Coach, Commodore, and Director of this Charity established to assist Sailors with Disabilities and Volunteer Persons Out of Work. We are the Gold Coast Sailing Club located at Varsity Lakes.   Our Club is a Not-for-Profit Community based organization operated mostly by wonderful Volunteers. Our finances run economically and we have no outstanding debts, however we would like to support our "Club Champions" to achieve their "Dream" of attending a major World Competition.   This is where the Club needs your Help to assist the Disabled Sailors and their Volunteer crew members to pay for travel, accommodation, and support.   I have personally purchased training boats for them but now      *Donations of $1000 or more will be given Boat naming rights and sail logos. Thank you for your kindness, Chris...

Rotary Club Of Sydney (AU, 50327383533) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Sydney was the first Rotary Club in New South Wales, chartered on 7 May 1921. In its 90 years the Rotary Club of Sydney has raised millions of dollars for local charities. Rotary Club of Sydney founded the New South Wales Society for Crippled Children, established the Police & Citizens Boys' Clubs in New South Wales.

West Arana Hills Rugby League Football Club (AU, 56682500132) Browse events

We are a great local community club that strives on creating an environment for players and their families that is encouraging and safe. We work very hard to not only teach the skills of rugby league but also teamwork, sportsmanship, leadership as well as social and community awareness.

Mullumbimby High (AU, 68203804473) Browse events

Mullumbimby High Scool "Play the game" Creating Opportunities, achieving Sucess.

Reagan Milstein Foundation (AU, 88154075984) Browse events

The Reagan Milstein Foundation has been created in the memory of a popular and sports-loving teenager, who died tragically after a scuba diving accident in July, 2010.   Reagan had an incredibly gentle and loving nature and was always looking for ways to help people, particularly those who were disadvantaged or underprivileged and it is with this in mind that the Reagan Milstein Foundation was born.   Our aim is to raise funds to offer financial and moral support to Australian youngsters who may not have the opportunity or financial resources to play sport or be involved in a sports club, with a special interest in Indigenous Australian youth.   The Reagan Milstein Foundation has plans in the future for fundraising events and other exciting opportunities to raise money on Reagan’s behalf.   While the foundation has been created to help those in need, it is also hoped that the foundation will keep the memory of Reagan Milstein alive in the community and allow us to fulfill those expectations he placed on himself to make a difference in the lives of others.  

Blackwater State School (AU, 40230699684) Browse events

Blackwater State School is only small, but we like to pack a punch. This year we are combining our cross-country with the fun run to see if we can raise money to buy new and exciting sporting equipment for all the kids to play with.

Rotary Club of Hampton (AU, 49604573105) Browse events

The Rotary Club of Hampton Inc based Bayside Victoria has been operational for 16 years and is a not for profit organisation. It undertakes a wide range of Community and International charitable projects.

Australian Catholic University (AU, 15050192660) Browse events

Open to students and staff of all beliefs, we aim to create a better world built on Catholic social, ethical and religious values and guided by social justice, equity and dignity of all persons. The University is actively committed to these ideals in Australia and overseas. The Future in Youth Soccer project in Baucau East Timor uses soccer for community engagement and social change while providing quality sporting opportunities for its youth. The goal is to take this to other areas of East Timor. The key objectives are: Your help will provide equipment and ongoing support. The project has already had a massive impact on the lives of the people of Baucau but needs funding to continue.