COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014

THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 1 Contents

Welcome ...... 1 Message from the Group Operations Manager ...... 2 ...... 4 Austswim ...... 5 Belconnen Magpies Football Club ...... 6 Belconnen United Scholars ...... 7 management division which currently manages Boss Racing Team ...... 8 the Olympic Pool and Lakeside Leisure ...... 10 Centre on behalf of the ACT Government.

Camp Quality ...... 12 We trust that all the clubs, teams, events, community groups and not for profit groups we Canberra Darters ...... 14 have supported over the past year have benefited Canberra Gunners ...... 15 greatly from our investment in aiding them in Welcome their worthy efforts. We’ve forged many great ...... 16 relationships with various local pioneers and we On behalf of my Team and I, we have pleasure look forward to working with all of them again in Club Gymmy ...... 18 in issuing our first ever Community Engagement the upcoming years. GWS Giants ...... 20 Report which highlights the significant involvement and support The Club Group has with the local Most recently, we were extremely proud to Gungahlin Eagles ...... 21 community, not for profit groups, sporting groups announce a new three year corporate support and other worthy causes. sponsorship package with Diabetes ACT pledging Gungahlin Bulls ...... 22 over $60,000 per annum to this great cause. Ngadyung ...... 25 Our commitment to giving back to the community Further information regarding this positive is at the very core of our corporate values and alignment will be detailed in next year’s report Performance Triathlon Coaching ...... 26 so we work tirelessly to improve not only the health and well-being of our members but of In closing, I would like to thank all those involved Solomon Islands Triathlon ...... 29 all the broader community, day in and day out. in putting this report together, as well as all Tuggeranong Football Club ...... 30 This not only requires a financial commitment our staff who volunteer their time, energy and but a philosophical one as well. Community enthusiasm each year to support all our partners. West Belconnen Warriors Senior ...... 31 engagement isn’t just something we do – it’s at Without you, all these worthy causes would the heart of our mission. not receive the assistance they need, and your Community Support ...... 34 - 37 contributions both at work and outside of work do Before we started putting this report together Balgo House Merici House Beep Test ...... 34 not go unnoticed. we made some assumptions on the quantum of Ben Donohoe Run & Walk for Fun ...... 34 support The Club Group provides in any one year, In the year ahead I look forward to investing Cancer Council ACT ...... 34 and by the time we completed the report, those further into the community that supports us Cerebral Palsy ...... 34 assumptions had beyond tripled. and broadening our sponsorship portfolio to Cure Brain Cancer Foundation ...... 34 include more events, more charities, more Ginninderra Swim Club ...... 34 Overall, the value of sponsorship (of all types) sporting groups and more community support provided in the 2014 financial year was just shy Giovanni Tiyce Fundraiser ...... 35 organisations, with a common goal of achieving a of $600,000. Over the page you will find some healthier and happier community. ‘Girls Night In’ Cancer Council Fundraising Event ...... 35 key statistics on the different categories where Gold Creek High School ...... 35 this support assisted, as well as profiles of all the Hands Across the Water ...... 35 clubs, teams, events and fundraising efforts The Ray White Canberra 2013 Camp Quality Trivia Night .35 Club Group contributed to. Ronald McDonald House Canberra Challenge ...... 35 Whilst the majority of the sponsorship is via Royal Life Saving ACT ...... 36 our Club Lime brand, over the past 12 months Snowy Hydro SouthCare ...... 36 we have provided further significant support Starlight Foundation ...... 36 from our aquatics division (Club Blue and Club Harry Konstantinou The Cancer Support Group ...... 37 Swim), our Day Spa (Club MMM) and our facility Managing Director The Immune Deficiencies Foundation Australia ...... 37

How can2 weTHE help CLUB your GROUPcause? COMMUNITY ...... ENGAGEMENT39 REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 1 Squash AFL The Club Group recognise the financial and resource (2%) (6%) LEVEL OF Rugby League pressures local sporting groups, charities and (8%) SPONSORSHIP community organisations face when providing valuable programs promoting health and fitness, particularly (5%) initiatives helping people who are less fortunate. We Community (37%) hope that our contributions to such great community Basketball (2%) causes help alleviate some of these challenges. Cycling (2%) Netball (2%) The past twelve (12) months have witnessed some CATEGORIES OF amazing achievements from The Club Group partners, SPONSORSHIP Swimming (5%) notable highlights include; Triathlon (3%) Camp Quality Verti-Cool Challenge March 2014 saw some 500 participants take part in % 3 the Club Lime sponsored Camp Quality Verti-Cool PLATINUM Challenge. Taking place at the iconic Black Mountain $50K+ Tower, participants raced, ran, jogged and laughed Schools Message from the their way up the stairs of Black Mountain Tower. The (28%) Group Operations Manager event attracted super serious runners, those taking part for fun, families, workmates and so many more. Community Leave Participants and supporters thoroughly enjoyed the day, The Club Group has a simple philosophy when it comes All permanent Club Group employees will be eligible filled with racing, entertainment, music, food, activities, to community support; we support those who support for Community Leave, enabling them to directly fun and laughter. our community. Our local investment is significant and contribute towards community service initiatives it is at the core of our mission to create a healthy and outside the workplace (during working hours) and Queanbeyan Blues Rugby League positive impact within both the community and within to assists the goals of the Club Group Foundation. The Club Lime sponsored Queanbeyan Blues won the Employees will receive one Community Leave day per % our business. 15 2014 Canberra Raiders Cup with an epic 24-20 win year to volunteer or participate in community services. against the Goulburn Workers Bulldogs. The game Our initiatives are governed by four priority focus areas: GOLD went to extra time, as did their 2013 Grand final loss to $20K - $50K health and wellbeing, active lifestyles, community The Club Group Foundation the Queanbeyan Kangaroos, however unlike last year engagement, and targeted populations We are in the process of establishing a Not for Profit they managed to come home with a win. Foundation of our own through which we can better In 2013/14 The Club Group donated nearly $600,000 realise our goals of furthering our community reach Club Lime Cup in support of our local community organisations with all of our health and wellbeing goals. The Club In May 2014 the Tuggeranong Bushrangers went up and sporting teams. Whilst this is in no way a small Group Foundation will be The Club Group’s conduit against the West Belconnen warriors in the inaugural contribution, it is indeed minor compared to the time, into the underprivileged within our community. It is Club Lime Cup. Both teams have been supported by money and resources that these organisations provide envisaged that the Foundation will be responsible for The Club Group for many years and it was great to see for the benefit of our community. managing all sponsorship and donation requests on the two teams battle it out once again. This year the our behalf , as well as some unique options such as % Tuggeranong Bushrangers took out the Club Lime Cup providing free swimming lessons to those families who 19 Squash Community (1%) AFL 38-18. cannot afford swimming lessons (as an example). SILVER (7%) (13%) $5K - $20K Every year we receive many hundreds of requests Schools (8%) for support, and whilst we can’t support everyone we On behalf of all the 750+ TCG employees are committed to spreading as much love as we can Triathlon because we truly value the support they give the I would like to thank all of our partners for (4%) community. In 2015 we will be introducing a range a fantastic 2013/14 and for all their hard of other strategies to help give back and support our work. In the year ahead, we look forward to WHERE OUR Swimming community. This will include; strengthening existing relationships, forging (8%) SPONSORSHIP new ones and furthering our short and long FUNDS WENT Workplace Giving Netball term support of all the communities in which % (1%) IN 2013-14 Rugby League Employees will be able to make a direct difference in (33%) 63 Cycling our community, though donations to support improving we operate. Onward and upward! BRONZE (4%) health outcomes for Australians. Workplace Giving will UNDER $5K allow Club Group employees to donate regularly to our - Sean Hodges Basketball charity partners through their salary and receive an (9%) Group Operations Manager automatic tax deduction. The Club Group

2 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 Rugby Union (12%) THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 3 Ainslie Football Club Austswim GOLD SILVER $20K - $50K $5K - $20K Supported since: Category: www.ainsliefootballclub.com.au Supported since: Category: www.austswim.com.au 2014 Sport: AFL 2004 Sport: Swimming

The AFC is one of the oldest, most Gungahlin Giants. • Fielded a team in every available successful and most respected clubs in We pride ourselves on looking after male and female junior and senior the ACT. Our name is recognised and our players, parents, supporters and competition. acknowledged throughout the Australian partners and providing a quality product • Representative honours to our football community. We are backed by for our players. players across all grades and age a very successful social club that is groups. The AUSTSWIM accreditation is directed by members elected from the 2013/14 Results • Enhancement of our junior the industry standard for Swimming football members. • Finished third in NEAFL league. program. and Water Safety Teachers™ • Won Reserves Premiership • and is delivered and recognised in each state and territory of Formed in 1927 we have expanded Won Rising Stars U18 Premiership, through 23 senior 1st Grade Future Goals Australia and many countries and made finals appearances in other To improve our senior and junior overseas. There are currently over premierships, countless other senior senior and junior grades. and junior premierships. players fitness, enjoyment levels, 32,000 AUSTSWIM Teachers in Australia and internationally with We have recently further expanded 2013/14 Achievements participation satisfaction and be competitive at all levels of our over 10,000 licensed in teaching our traditional base with a move into • Highly competitive in second tier involvement and enjoy more on-field specific programs such as infants, the Gungahlin district with our junior Australian Football success and off-field social satisfaction. people with a disability and adults. We work closely with aquatic “The AFC is looking forward to a facilities, education departments, long and rewarding partnership peak industry organisations and with the Club Group, although partners to achieve the AUSTSWIM philosophy that all Australians our relationship is very much should have appropriate and in its infancy, all the signs are relevant swimming and water safety positive. All our participants, skills and understand the principles their families, the volunteers and practices of water safety. and staff are appreciative of the opportunity this partnership “Thanks to the Support provides..” from The Club Group -John Smith through donation lane and pool hire, Austswim How did The Club Group’s support is able to provide help your Club? We are a new partner with the training courses to the Club Group, however the generous ACT community that are sponsorship for gymnasium membership and the availability of affordable from people expanded training and rehabilitation from all walks of life.” facilities will improve our senior and junior fitness and recovery. The -Cherry O’Connor financial support will ensure that we are able to keep striving to provide best Ainslie Junior Football Club possible product to our participants.

4 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 5 Belconnen Magpies United Scholars SILVER PLATINUM $5K - $20K $50K+ Supported since: Category: www.belconnenmagpies.com.au Supported since: Category: www.scholarsrlfc.com.au 2004 Sport: AFL 2010 Sport: Rugby League

The Belconnen Football Club and All sides are supported by the BMFC Future Goals The University Scholars was formed possible whilst at the same time Future Goals The West with a dedicated team of volunteers and To build relationships with community mid 1997, playing its first game in the developing our local junior talent. As • Make the finals in all grades. amalgamated in 1991 to create the now support staff assisting each week. partners and strengthen our position George Tooke Shield in 1998. The a result of 3 years of hard work and • Raise the money to keep the club stronger than ever, Belconnen Magpies Our home ground, “The Nest”, is within the NEAFL and Canberra AFL club then moved to play in the NSW commitment by all involved at the strong on and off the field. Football Club (BMFC). Both clubs located at Kippax in Holt, along with competitions. Tertiary competition for the next 4 Belconnen United Scholars we made a possessed their own unique culture, our licensed club, The Magpies Sports years 1999-2002. We then returned clean sweep of all the major awards on • Build a stronger relationship with history, which combined together have Club. How did The Club Group’s support to the George Tooke Shield in 2003 offer in 2012. sponsors and local community. formed a great culture and Club within help your Club? and were able to make it to the semi BMFC. 2013/14 Results Club Lime Memberships go to our finals. In 2004 the Scholars finished 2013/14 Achievements • 2013 NEAFL Team Runners up senior and contracted players. To Minor premiers and won the George • 7 players made the ACT rugby “I would like to thank The Belconnen Magpies Football Club • Division 1 - Runners up enable players with the facilities Tooke Shield premiership. In 2005 league team from our club in 2013. The Club Group for • Rising Stars – Third, (BMFC) fields six senior grades of to undertake extra strength and the Club moved up into the Canberra • We won the under 18’s player of • Division 2 – Third the sponsorship and football. The flagship team of the club conditioning training and recovery Raiders Cup competition and in 2006 the year in 2013 is the North Eastern Australian Football • Division 3 – Fourth the club entered 2 teams as the North support and hope we sessions. League (NEAFL) team which competes • Women – Fourth Belconnen Scholars. • Community support award for can work together for 2013-14 Achievements the club volunteer work at the in the NEAFL competition. Underneath many more years..” the NEAFL team, we field teams in each “The Nest” was opened and “The Belconnen Magpies In 2007 the club changed its name to Multicultural Festival and Canberra -Leon Gray grade of the AFL Canberra completion, redevelopment completed at Kippax would like to take this the Canberra Scholars and only just Show. Divisions 1, 2, 3, Rising Stars and ground. Teams were successful on the missed out on making it through to Womens. field. opportunity to thank Club the Grand Final. In 2010 we entered Lime for their continued into an affiliation with the Belconnen support of the Belconnen United Sharks Juniors and our name Magpies Football Club was changed to the Belconnen United Scholars. It was a very successful we hope this partnership season with both our First Grade and continues for many years Under 18’s sides making the Grand to come.” Final. -Paul Netting In 2011 and 2012 we continued to improve by keeping our player and management roster as stable as

Left to right: Matthew Porter, Ryan Turnball

6 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 7 2013/14 Results Boss With three events completed, BRT is in 5th position in the NRS teams rankings. Racing Team The highest individual ranking 15th. BRONZE Noteworthy results in the 2014 events UNDER $5K to date include 7th place in the final Supported since: Category: www.facebook.com/BossRacingTeam stage of the Adelaide Tour, 2nd in the 2013 Sport: Cycling climbing category and 9th place on General Classification at Tasmania’s Tour of the Mersey Valley. 2013-14 Achievements In the highly competitive world of women’s cycling BRT has grown and developed from a team no other teams paid too much attention to, into a team to watch in all events. Since 2013 BRT has moved up several placings in the overall rankings, with the events most suited to the team’s roster yet to be contested. This augers well for a late season run at the top of the rankings. BRT management conducted a critical review of the roster and how the team was managed at the conclusion of the 2013 season. A considered off season recruitment program was one outcome of this review. Results in races to date are already reflecting the success of that recruitment process, with good results to newly contracted riders including graduates from the development program. The National Women’s program has shown interest in the development program structure which is further reinforcement of the validity of the program, now in its second year. In photo: Tegan Elferkh Future Goals How did The Club Group’s support help your team? Boss Racing Team aims to finish in The Club Group was instrumental in providing access to regular cross training and the top 3 teams ranking for the 2014 recovery opportunities for the Canberra based riders, and facilities and recovery season. In the process of achieving this Left to right: Alice Wallett, Lisa Antill, Beth Thompson, Gina Ricardo, Tegan Elferkh sessions/facilities for all team members during team camps held in Canberra. result, the Team is hoping to dominate While cycling requires a lot of time outdoors on the bike and travelling to events, the later season NRS events that best the contribution that The Club Group assistance makes to the ability of the riders to suit the rider roster. undertake their on-bike activities cannot be underestimated. Boss Racing Team (BRT) was has grown to a significant player in local talent through a development As its home tour, the Team is interested established in 2012 to provide an the series, achieving stage places and squad that works on developing “race- in a strong performance in the National opportunity for local women cyclists to top 10 overall performances in some readiness” in potential elite riders Capital Tour to be held in Canberra compete in the National Road Series of the toughest cycling racing tours in with a view to them moving into the from 19-21 September. “BRT is very grateful for the assistance provided In addition, the team aims to dominate (NRS) – the national point score Australia. professional ranks in coming years, by The Club Group and ease of dealing with competition for semi-professional Although featuring a roster including either with BRT or other NRS teams. the late season criterium circuit, a cycling in Australia. riders from all over Australia, BRT series of events conducted after the personnel at the Company.” conclusion of the NRS. From humble beginnings, the team maintains its focus on developing -Sian Mulholland

8 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 9 Brumbies PLATINUM $50K+ Supported since: Category: www.brumbies.com.au 2012 Sport: Rugby Union

Rugby union football has been played for over 100 years in Canberra and the surrounding region with the British Lions opening their 1899 Australian Tour with a match in Goulburn. However, it was not until 1938 that the ACT Rugby Union was formally established with University, Easts, RMC and Norths playing in the inaugural competition.

The ACT fielded their first representative side that same year against the All Blacks, during their nine- match undefeated tour of Australia. The ACT lost 56-5. Since then the ACT has gone on to record wins over Wales, Ireland and most recently, the British and Irish Lions who toured here in 2013.

The Brumbies formed from the Kookaburras in 1996, competing in the first season of Super 12 rugby as one of three Australian sides (along with the 2013 Results Future Goals Waratahs and Reds). The Brumbies are Australia’s most successful team with Finalists and Runners Up Win the Super Rugby Championship “Thank you for your two titles in 2001 and 2004. 2013-14 Achievements How did The Club Group support continued support of the • 2013 Super Rugby Finalists and your team? Brumbies and of rugby in The Brumbies have accumulated more Runners Up As a corporate partner Club Limes finals appearances than any other helped us achieve our community the ACT.” • 2013 Australian Champions, side in the competition other than the based objectives. We achieved defeated British & Irish Lions 2013 Crusaders, including five in the last two greatly appreciated support in selling seasons with a 60 per cent win rate, • World Club Sevens Champions membership and promoting games or -Stephen Larkham, post regular season. 2013, London upcoming events. Coach More than 100 ACT players have gone • World Club 10s Runners Up 2014, on to represent the Wallabies from the Singapore ACT and a great number of those have • Cup winners 2013- occurred since 1996 as Brumbies. 2014 • Territories Cup winners 2013 • 15 Australian Wallabies

10 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 11 “Camp Quality would like to thank the work of Harry, Sean and Helen in their amazing Camp Quality support to the 2014 event and we SILVER $5K - $20K would love for them to be Supported since: Category: www.campquality.org.au 2013 Community involved again in 2015” -David Eschbach

Our organisation is a children’s cancer 2013-14 Achievements How did The Club Group’s support charity we run resilience building camps The Verti-Cool challenge had over 600 help your organisation? and children living with cancer. participants and raised over $60,000 Club Lime is the naming right sponsor from the 2014 event, next year we hope for the Camp Quality Verti-Cool Camp Quality looks after children in 4 to raise $100,000 and hit the magical challenge, they supported us through different areas and they are as follows, 1,000 entrants a cash donation as well as advertising • Hospital Support and prizes for the day, Club Lime also Future Goals Club Lime provided bottled • Resilience building camps provided personal trainers for the warm Our goal is to reach every child living • Education Programs up of the event. water to all the participants with cancer by 2017, unfortunately we • Domestic support only reach one in 3, with the help of of the Verti Cool Challenge sponsors like Club Lime this will be made possible.

Gymmy and Giggle at the Verti Cool Challenge 2014

12 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 13 Canberra Canberra Darters Gunners SILVER PLATINUM $5K - $20K $50K+ Supported since: Category: act.netball.com.au Supported since: Category: www.canberragunners.com.au 2014 Sport: Netball 2004 Sport: Basketball

The Canberra Darters are the peak based in Canberra that focus on the 4th July with finals on the 22nd and Basketball ACT is a community 2013-14 Achievements athletes and also to help netball team within the ACT playing principle of recruiting from the local 23rd August organisation that runs two elite • Canberra Capitals - Abby Bishop • promote/grow Basketball within the in the Australian Netball League and talent pool. This provides an opportunity Basketball competitions in Canberra, won player of Month and 3 Player Canberra Community Future Goals the only local national league teamed for the nearly 5,000 registered athletes WNBL & SEABL. The Canberra of the week. Jess Bibby & Natalie • All our elite competitions to make owned and operated by Netball and approximately 2,000 social • Top four finish in the 2014 ANL Gunners play in the SEABL competition Hurst also won a player of the the playoffs within the next 3 years ACT. The Canberra Darters are an members to access the peak netball season which is known as the Elite Basketball week important aspect in the player pathway team in the ACT. The program links with • Play four consistent quarters in Competition throughout Winter. How did The Club Group’s each match • Canberra Gunners – Player Garlon support help your team? for young netball players in the ACT. our player pathway programs including The Canberra Capitals play in the Green won round 10 SEABL player Recognising their responsibility to the the Netball ACT Academy, Develop • Reach performance targets at each Australian National League but have The Club Group support our teams match of the week. Matt Staff has won 3 by providing vital gym membership local community, the team is recruited a Diamond Programs and the local since started being operated notable mentions for Player of the from the local districts and state Districts. by University of Canberra to all our elite 60 players. This is How did The Club Group’s support Week only possible due to this sponsorship representative teams. help your team? The team still comprises of up to 2013/14 Results 2013/14 Results 2014 Goals otherwise we would not have the The Club Group supports the Canberra fourteen local players making it almost • 2013 Results = 11th • Canberra Gunners – 14th revenue to support on our own. Darters by providing membership for a • To use the Canberra Gunners & entirely composed of local players, one • The 2014 Australian Netball • Canberra Capitals – 7th number of the athletes to assist in their Capitals as a pathway for our junior of only a few national league teams League commenced on Saturday off court physical development.

14 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 15 Canberra Raiders PLATINUM $50K+ Supported since: Category: www.raiders.com.au 2003 Sport: Rugby League

The Canberra Raiders is South East NSW/ACT’s highest profile elite National Sporting Organisation, competing in seasons that extend from 1 November to 31 October annually.

Born from the collective vision of Mr Les McIntyre and other prominent local rugby league personnel back in 1981, the Raiders were formed out of the Queanbeyan Leagues Club and initially competed in the NSW Rugby League Competition, which has since expanded to be called the National Rugby League Premiership that is governed by the newly formed Australian Rugby League Commission.

The Raiders have forever maintained strong links to the various local communities in which they conduct their broader business operations, primarily Jack Wighton in markets of their supporting trading entities – referred to as the Raiders Trading Group. The Canberra Region Rugby League Player Sponsorship Jack’s star continued to rise in 2013 How did The Club Group operates out of the Raiders HQ facility Jack Wighton with the highly promising prospect support your Team? cementing his position in the Raiders at Bruce in the ACT, which provides Club Lime is the home Gym for the backline as well as achieving two unique coverage of rugby league from Date of Birth: 04-02-1993 Canberra Raiders players both Junior and representative honours along the way. grass roots to elite level in the Capital Senior squads. The support from Club Height: 188 Weight: 90 The prodigious talent was named in Region. Lime is instrumental in providing access to Position: Centre, Wing, Five-eighth the Indigenous All Stars side before the regular training and recovery opportunities season had begun and his terrific early for the Canberra Raiders, and facilities and Rep. Honours: NSW Under 18s, season form saw him named in the “The Club Group is a recovery sessions for all team members Australian Schoolboys (2010) centres for the Country Origin side. proud player sponsor post match day. Junior Clubs: Orange CYMS After alternating between the centres and the wing for the Green Machine, for Jack Wighton and FG Debut: Raiders v Titans The massive Club Lime CISAC facility Wighton aims to snare the vacant left (2012, Round 2, Skilled Park) provides the Canberra Raiders with an we wish him every centre role however incoming Coach alternate team training venue during poor Club Debut: Raiders v Titans Ricky Stuart has hinted that he may success in the future.” weather. Maintaining physical fitness is a (2012, Round 2, Skilled Park) also spend some time at five-eighth, key element for any successful footballer where he played as a junior. and without the support of Club Lime this process would be significantly harder for the Canberra Raiders. 16 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 Raiders training session THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 17 Club Gymmy GOLD $20K - $50K Supported since: Category: 2014 Sport: Fitness

Fundamental to The Club Group’s to the broader community, via for our local schools, free of charge, core values is a commitment to partnerships, sponsorships, donations encouraging students to get active for supporting the communities in which and social contributions. 45 minutes a day. we live and work. Giving back to Club Gymmy is a Club Group initiative the people who support and help us Our commitment to the community which started sponsoring several of achieve success is not only within the in which we operate means we are our local schools in July of this year, scope of our corporate responsibility continually seeking new and exciting with a positive reception from students, but an investment we’re proud of, opportunities to make a real and parents and teachers alike, Club thus our delivery of quality health and lasting, local difference. Our Club Gymmy is at the heart of The Club fitness solutions extends beyond our Gymmy program is one of these such Group’s mission to investing not only members, customers, and employees, innovations, a program we operate into our community but into our future, our children.

We look forward to continuing to work with local schools and the wider community to create a positive and lasting impact where we live and work. Through our community investments The Club Group will continue to support and encourage healthy active lifestyles in our communities – now and in the future.

- Sean Hodges Group Operations Manager, The Club Group 18 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTMadeleine REPORTScott & Gymmy 2014 hanging19 out with Chapman Primary School Kindergarteners B1 & B2 at the Wollongong Central Opening Gungahlin GWS Giants Eagles BRONZE GOLD UNDER $5K $20K - $50K Supported since: Category: www.gwsgiants.com.au Supported since: Category: www.eaglesrugby.com.au 2014 Sport: AFL 2004 Sport: Rugby League

On March 13, 2008 the idea for the GIANTS play 30 premiership season 2014 Results In conjunction with our partners, AFL’s newest club was born after the matches and 10 pre-season games in Placed 16th on the AFL ladder supporters and sponsors the Gungahlin league won the support of the 16 Club Canberra over the next decade. Eagles Rugby Club is committed to Presidents to establish an 18th side to The club’s first win came in Round 7 on How did The Club Group’s support developing the game of rugby, growing be based at Blacktown International May 12, 2012 against fellow expansion help your Club/Team? the Eagles brand within the Gungahlin Sportspark in Western Sydney side the in the club’s Generous support in and around the region by establishing links into the second home in Canberra. clubs first corporate golf day and kindly local community in schools as well as In 2010, The club also announced A four-goal final quarter saw the donating a platinum membership. other sporting, social and community a 10-year partnership with the ACT GIANTS run out 27-point winners for groups. Government which would see the their first ever victory. We have 5 senior sides and 10 junior “The GIANTS are delighted to be associated with such a community orientated organisation such as the sides (Under 7 to Under 18) competing Club Group and we look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship in the years to come.” in the ACT Senior and Junior Rugby Union competitions. -Jack Masters 2013/14 Results We currently sit in third position on the 1st grade ladder. All other senior teams are in the top four or vying for a finals position. 2013/14 Achievements We have had a number of players selected in ACT senior and junior representative teams in 2014. We have also had a number of ACT Brumbies playing in our first grade team in 2014, including , Rauidhri Murphy, Josh Mann-Rea, Lionel Cronje and Conrad Hoffman. 2014 Goals To reach the finals in every senior grade. How did The Club Group Support help your Club/Team? The Club Group provide memberships to our senior players.

20 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 21 Gungahlin Bulls SILVER $5K - $20K Supported since: Category: www.facebook.com/pages/Gungahlin- 2007 Sport: Rugby League Bulls.../176963055749626

“A huge thankyou to the The Club Group for their continued support of the Gungahlin Bulls Rugby League Club and the broader Gungahlin Community. This support allows a broadened and enduring participation in Rugby League locally, affording particularly our children and youth the opportunity to undertake activities and excel in group and social settings.” -Mark Scholes

Gungahlin Bulls First Grade

The Gungahlin Bulls have been 2013-14 Results The club has embarked upon a new established since the 1980’s, in one of • 1st Grade - Fifth direction to uphold the rules of fair the fastest growing areas of Australia, • Reserve Grade - Third play, but still allowing people to enjoy the Gungahlin Bulls has committed itself • U/18s 1st division - Eight and prosper at the club in a social but to generating the opportunities of Rugby • U/18s 2nd division - Second committed to successful environment. How did The Club Group’s support League widely available to all players help your Club? within the area and in its surrounds. 2013-14 Achievements 2014 Goals The primary achievements of 2014 • Playing at the new Gungahlin The Club Group generously The Club has dedicated itself to being surround the community engagement, Sports Ground at the heart of the donate memberships to all of our available and inclusive to all players, particularly between the senior and Gungahlin community playing roster, aiding in the training upholding high standards of behaviour junior clubs and the opening of the • Developing a code of conduct and rehabilitation of the players and commitment and contributing to the Gungahlin Sports Ground, providing to ensure that the all the Club’s throughout the entire year. social fabric of the community. both players and spectators the participants act in a proper and This support allows the Club to help opportunity to play at a high grade inclusive manner. our players achieve their potential facility. • Participating at all levels of the ACT utilising the state-of-the-art facilities Rugby League Competition. provided by The Club Group.

22 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 23 Ngadyung SILVER $5K - $20K Supported since: Category: 2014 Sport: Swimming

The Club Group has continually supported the Ngadyung program for many years. Ngadyung which means ‘Water” in aboriginal language is one of Canberra’s most popular and successful Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) community programs.

From baby to adult Swim and Survive lessons to accredited training options for those wanting to become more involved in aquatics, Ngadyung offers a broad scope of learning opportunities. Ngadyung is entirely unique to the local industry being conducted by aboriginal instructors, for aboriginal people. Free Swim and Survive lessons are accessible through the school terms and regular Active Family Fun Days are hosted to encourage more members of the ATSI community to participate in aquatic activities with their friends and families.

Ronald McDonald & Gymmy at the Ronald 24 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014McDonald House Canberra Challenge 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 25 Ronald McDonald House Canberra Challenge 2014 Performance Triathlon Coaching GOLD $20K - $50K Supported since: Category: performancetri.com 2014 Sport: Triathlon

Corey Bacon is the founder and 2013 - 2014 Achievements head coach of Performance Triathlon Corey Bacon Coaching and has been involved in nominee for Australian Age Group Coach of the Year 2013-14 triathlon for over 15 years. He has been actively involved in local triathlon Corey Bacon – selected as Australian Paratri Coach Chicago 2014 and Head Coach clubs and more recently heavily for World Paratri Championships Edmonton 2014. involved in developing junior triathlon in Canberra and surrounding regions. London World Championships “PTC is very thankful for Club Group and PTC was established in 2009 and they • Rob Skillman Club Lime support for our Performance now consists of multiple squads, the 5th World Championships 25-29 age group Performance Squad, Tri Squad and the No.1 Australian, 1st NSW Duathlon Champion 2013 Squad which has some of the best PTC Minis. In 2014 the club expanded • Jack Bigmore to include the Tri Squad and PTC Minis 6th World Championship 20-24 age group young athletes in the country. It is a No.1 Australian, 3rd NSW Duathlon Champion 2013 and the membership is slowly growing very challenging and expensive sport with more people keen to give triathlon • Cameron a go. Roberts 8th World Championship 16-19 age group (Sprint) with athletes training 7 days a week and Australian Long Course Championships Corey spent 4 years overseeing the • Dan Edge without the support of organisations 1st 30-34 age group Junior Development Program on behalf like Club Group and Club Lime these of Triathlon ACT. Corey built a state 2014 NSW Triathlon Club Champs program giving young aspiring athletes • Performance Triathlon Coaching, 2nd place, Division 3 clubs. athletes may not achieve their goals.” the opportunity to compete in the sport 2014 Australian/Oceania Paratriathlon Championships of triathlon and was recognised as -Corey Bacon one of the best junior programs in the • Jonathan Goerlach country and with the establishment of 1st Australian Champion PT5 (Visual Impaired) Category PTC, PTC is recognised as one of the best daily training environments in the region and country.

How did The Club Group’s support help your Team? The Club Group provides the Performance Squad with gym membership to its Canberra Health Clubs which provide athletes the option to train regardless of weather conditions plus it allows athletes to undertake strength and conditioning in the gyms.

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In February 2014 The Club Group donated swimwear to a triathlon club in the Solomon Islands. These photos are of two of the groups and one of the coach setting up earlier that morning. The club swims on a beach, using balloons inside shopping bags, tied to stones, as the distance markers (0, 50 and 100m). It is a beautiful place, about 5km outside Honiara. Coaching can be a challenge early in the morning, as the sun rising to the east makes it hard to see what people are doing in the water. The club has a couple of hundred members. Many are very poor - few of the kids and youth, for example, can not afford goggles.

28 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORTRonald 2014 McDonald House Canberra Challenge 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 29 Tuggeranong West Belconnen Football Club Warriors Senior GOLD SILVER $20K - $50K $5K - $20K Supported since: Category: tuggeranongfc.com.au Supported since: Category: www.warriorsrlfc.com 2009 Sport: AFL 2005 Sport: Rugby League

The West Belconnen Warriors are favourite to win the premiership and our Tuggeranong Football Club (TFC) is a 2013 - 2014 Results offer a wider variety of social part of the Group 8 Canberra Rugby Under 18s are title contenders. community based Australian Rules Club Womens team won their 5th activities and engage more with League competition. They have been Individually we have had a handful in the southern suburbs of Canberra premiership and 3 junior teams played the Tuggeranong community one of the most successful clubs in the of players chosen in representative that caters to all ages and skill levels in finals. competition winning premierships in squads, from ACT representatives that want to enjoy playing Aussie Rules the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. The Warriors through to Country Rep where the team 2013 - 2014 Achievements Football. have been located in Kippax since its will be touring Hawaii. • 12 senior players were selected “In 2013 the Hawks reached inception, and continues to be a not- in representatitve teams. 14 The Hawks field teams into the local a mutual decision to withdraw for-profit sporting organisation. Some 2014 Goals junior players were selected in AFL Canberra competition including 4 high-profile players to have played After three tough years for the Warriors representatitve teams including from the NEAFL competition, senior men’s team, 1 women’s team for the Warriors are Neil Henry, Paul the aim this year was to develop a 3 Logan Gray who was selected and 4 junior teams from U13 to U17. a second tier AFL league. Osborne, Adam Peters, Troy Thompson year strategic player recruitment and in the Flying Boomerangs that The Hawks are affiliated with the Whilst disappointing to not and Jason Burnham. retention plan. We have established a 3 junior teams in the Valley, the travelled to NZ leadership group of players who are Tuggeranong Lions and Bulldogs and • The TFC forged strong be playing at this level, the Results providing mentor support to the juniors partnerships with a number of the Calwell Swans. The TFC has only Hawks are now focusing 2013 within the ranks. community groups including won one Mens 1st Grade Premiership First Grade: 8th Bossom Buddies and ACT Special How did The Club Group’s support in 1986. The Women’s team have won resources into local football Reserve Grade: 7th Olympics members help your Team? five premierships and there have been and junior development to Under 18s: 4th numerous flags won in lower grades. The Club Group has been a 2014 Goals 2014 The TFC have had a number of its ensure as many participants longstanding corporate partner of the • Increase player numbers and First Grade: currently 2nd players drafted to AFL clubs including Warriors. The Club Group provides the results on the field. are given the opportunity to Reserve Grade: currently 3rd Arron Hamill to Carlton and Justin warriors with Club Lime memberships • Increase supporter numbers and Under 18s: currently 3rd Blumfield to Essendon play football with their mates.” for the club to use to keep high-profile Kym Lovett players fit, and also as a way of - keeping the players happy in the club 2013 - 2014 Achivements environment. Unfortunately in 2013 the club struggled Having a large local business like The on the field for success. So far in 2014 Club Group as our sponsor provides How did The Club Group’s Support help your Club? the club’s success in comparison to the Warriors with the credentials to The Club Group offers our players and supporters the recent years is a huge accomplishment engage with other business in the opportunity to participate in a healthy and active lifestyle in itself. We have managed to (in First local community and provides us with through gym memberships and also a social place to Grade) to beat the two grand finalists another network of sponsors. gather in Tuggeranong, our home base. Top to bottom: Warriors vs Temora, Nas & Scotty from 2013, our Reserve grade look

The Club Group also gives the Hawks the opportunity to support junior development programmes to allow as many juniors to reach their potential. “Appreciate the support the Club Group provides the Warriors and we hope that it will continue in the future.” -Thomas Pearce

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Balgo House Merici House club also has representatives on philosophy, and the expeditions offer Ray White Canberra 2013 Australian, NSWIS, ACT Academy of the experience of a lifetime. World Beep Test Sport and ACT Swimming squads. Challenge expeditions are packed Camp Quality Trivia Night Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE with eye-opening cultural exchanges, Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE http://ginninderra.swimming.org.au physical challenges, and meaningful Balgo House Merici College Canberra Ray White Canberra hosted the 2013 Cancer Council ACT service projects in some of the world’s conducted the Beep Test fitness Cure for Life Camp Quality Trivia Night! The night Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Giovanni Tiyce Fundraiser most beautiful countries. From 8 to challenge between staff and students Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE provided plenty of giggles and a tonne 28 days in-country, a journey of self- on 21 May 2014. Club Lime Gungahlin Cancer Council ACT is a non Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE of fun, whilst helping to create a better discovery begins benefiting students generously donated 2 x 3 month government Not-For-Profit community The Cure for Life Foundation was life for children living with cancer, and September 2010 at the age of nine from any and all backgrounds, interests gym memberships which the winning organisation that aims to promote a established in 2003 by world-renowned their families. neurosurgeon, Dr Charles Teo to raise months Giovanni was diagnosed and experience levels. competitors were thrilled to receive. healthier community by reducing the with a spinal cord ganglioglioma. incidence and impact of cancer in the funds for improved treatment and World Challenge works with middle Giovanni’s tumour is inoperable and life schools, high schools and individuals “We thank the Club Group for their ACT region. The Council depends research into brain tumours. threatening because of its location. As a to promote leadership and personal generosity and their contribution largely on the generosity of the ACT Brain cancer kills more children in result of the tumour being located on his skills development and a better towards the Balgo House Charity.” and surrounding community providing Australia than any other disease. Brain cancer survival rates are very low, and spine and brain stem, Giovanni is left understanding of the world. - Cancer Council donations and supporting fundraising with many side effects, including being initiatives. have barely increased in the last 30 years. Yet brain cancer only receives a unable to sit, stand or walk on his own. Ronald McDonald House Ben Donohoe www.actcancer.org tiny fraction of cancer research funding. Proceeds from the fundraising night Run & Walk for Fun Cure Brain Cancer Foundation is went towards a powered wheelchair Canberra Challenge determined to raise awareness of these and other modifications for home to Value of Sponsorship: SILVER Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE make life easier and more accessible facts and drive more funding for vital Ronald McDonald House Canberra This event is held in memory of Ben for Giovanni and his family. research Hands Across the Water gives families a place to stay so they Donohoe. Ben was an active, intelligent http://www.cureforlife.org.au are close to their child at all times. This 9 year-old boy who loved playing sport, Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE ‘Girls Night In’ Cancer means more time for hugs, kisses and particularly cricket and soccer and was In 2004, countless Thai children were lots of love. raised in Dunlop with his older brother Council Fundraising Event Cerebral Palsy, ACT Ginninderra Swim Club left alone and homeless by the Boxing The Canberra House is uniquely and two older sisters. Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Value of Sponsorship: GOLD Day tsunami. situated inside the Centenary Hospital Girls Night In was launched nationally Hands founder, former police forensic Ginninderra Swim Club is a club for Women and Children providing Ben was diagnosed with a brain tumour Cerebral palsy (CP) is an umbrella in 2005 to raise funds for women’s specialist Peter Baines, OAM working dedicated to helping swimmers achieve families of seriously ill babies and on the 10th of June 2005 and despite term that refers to a group of disorders cancers including breast and with the tsunami disaster victim their goals and potential. We are based children somewhere more comfortable an operation to remove the tumour and affecting a person’s ability to move. It gynaecological cancers. Since 2005, identification team, was deeply at CISAC Belconnen in the Australian to stay. Ben’s determination to live, the tumour is a permanent life-long condition, but over 22,000 Girls Night In events have touched by the number of children left was too aggressive and Ben passed Capital Territory. Ginninderra is a generally does not worsen over time. been held which have raised over $12 homeless and alone by the natural Making the journey a little easier away on the 2nd of August 2005, less Go Club Platinum status club. Both It is due to damage to the developing million in total. The funds raised from disaster. He was inspired to establish We know that having a baby under than 8 weeks after his initial diagnosis. competition and fitness squads are brain either during pregnancy or shortly Girls Night In are channelled into the an organisation that could make a real special circumstances or caring for a During this tragic time, is family relied supported. after birth. women’s cancer projects that need difference. seriously ill child is difficult, but we try on the support of Ronald McDonald The club has swimmers participating them most in each state. In late 2005, a team of committed and make life a little easier with all the House in Randwick and the Cancer at all levels, from beginners to Cerebral palsy affects people in individuals with the desire to help others comforts of home. Support Group. Unfortunately Ben representatives at state, national different ways and can affect body formed Hands Across The Water. The house has 11 rooms all with private became too ill to be granted his wish and international championships. Gold Creek High School movement, muscle control, muscle Hands Across the Water is an Australian ensuites, a fully equipped kitchen, through Make-A-Wish Australia. Ginninderra has a highly successful coordination, muscle tone, reflex, Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE charity that gives at-risk Thai children communal dining and living areas, posture and balance. track record in Australian swimming. and their communities a helping hand. 17 Students from Gold Creek High a laundry for convenience, play and People who have cerebral palsy may Ginninderra swimmers have won Our projects are tailored to meet local School will be taking part in a World computer nooks (Wi-Fi access) as well also have visual, learning, hearing, medals at the Olympic Games, communities’ needs – for the long Challenge expedition to Vietnam and as a quiet room and an outside balcony speech, epilepsy and intellectual Paralympic Games, Commonwealth term. The work we do is focused on Cambodia. for relaxing. impairments. Games, World Championships and improving the lives of the kids and their Education through experience is Australian, NSW State, NSW Country communities today and in the future. www.rmhc.org.au/canberra-challenge www.cerebralpalsy.org.au and ACT Championship meets. The the heart of the World Challenge www.handsacrossthewater.org.au

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Royal Life Saving ACT Snowy Hydro SouthCare Starlight Foundation The Cancer Support Group The Immune Value of Sponsorship: SILVER Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE Deficiencies Foundation Royal Life Saving Society - ACT works Snowy Hydro SouthCare began on 1 Since being formed as an Australian Cancer does not wait for a convenient Value of Sponsorship: BRONZE October 1998, as the primary provider children’s charity in 1988, the Starlight time to call on a family nor does it take to prevent drowning and facilitate The Immune Deficiencies Foundation of Aero-Medical and Rescue Helicopter Children’s Foundation has brightened into account the financial impact it healthy, active lifestyles by equipping all Australia is a not-for-profit organisation services to people in the ACT and the lives of seriously ill and hospitalised will have on a family. When an adult Australians with water safety skills. and registered charity caring for people south-eastern NSW. Since that time, children, and their families, throughout gets cancer it usually means either There is no one reason Australians who have Primary Immune Deficiencies the Rescue Helicopter has completed Australia. taking time off work or leaving their drown, so there is no one simple (PID). solution. For that reason, our approach over 5500 missions. The helicopter job entirely while receiving treatment. provides care through three main types Living with illness or injury can cause It may also be necessary for their needs to reflect the complexity of the An immune deficiency is also commonly of missions. enormous strain in the lives of children partner to take time off work to care range of issues that result in drowning referred to as an immune disease, and their families. The pain, loneliness for them. This does not mean that the deaths. immune disorder or immunodeficiency. Primary missions; where highly trained and isolation that sick children feel normal household bills stop. And there An Immune Deficiency is a disorder crews fly directly to the scene of an dominates their lives, and they often are additional costs which come with To make sure we reach all Australians, where the immune response is reduced accident and transport patient(s) as miss out on normal experiences that cancer treatment. whoever they are and wherever they or absent. Primary Immune Deficiencies quickly as possible to hospital and healthy children take for granted. live, we tackle these goals using an all- (PIDs) are caused by defects in the further care. The Cancer Support Group also assist encompassing approach, designed to genes that control the immune system, Secondary missions; when patients Starlight provides programs integral to by providing emotional support and meet our stakeholders’ diverse needs, so people with PID are born missing are in need of urgent, specialised, the total care of seriously ill children relief to the families. This mainly beliefs and values. some or all of the parts of the immune medical services. The rescue helicopter – while health professionals focus on takes the form of our office staff being system. “Thanks to the Support from The transfers patients from regional areas treating the illness, Starlight is there to available to listen to the concerns of to major hospitals that can provide the lift the spirits of the child, giving them the cancer patients and their families, Club Group through donation lane Our members range from babies to needed care. the opportunity to laugh, play and be a provide referrals to other services and pool hire, RLSSA is able to seniors and are from all over Australia. child again. which are available and providing provide training courses to the ACT They have chronic and complex The helicopter also conducts non- opportunities for cancer patients and community that are affordable from www.starlight.org.au health issues. Many struggle to make medical missions including search their families to attend events at no people from all walks of life.” life as normal as possible within the and rescue and assisting the Bushfire cost. -Cherry O’Connor restrictions placed on them by their Service with aerial fire-fighting, like our illness. IDFA offers education and social participation in the 2003 bush fires as and emotional support for PID patients well as the Sydney to Hobart Yacht and their families. races. www.idfa.org.au www.snowyhydrosouthcare.com.au

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The Club Group is devoted to supporting a healthier, Whilst we cannot guarantee to support every single happier Community, thus have a vested interest to request we receive, we will always do our best, a extend, where we can, our Community reach to as commitment evidenced by the constantly increasing many worthy causes, teams and fundraising events volume of contributions we make. as possible. We’re here to help and look forward to If you feel your cause, event or team could benefit hearing from you. from a partnership with any of the Club Group brands then please write to us and explain why. Sponsorship Team The Club Group All sponsorship requests should be sent via email to: [email protected]

You should include at a minimum the following:

• The name of your event or team • The date of the event or season • A history about the event / team • What you feel your event will provide the Community with the assistance of our sponsorship • What you would like out of any sponsorship arrangement from The Club Group • Which Club Group brand you see as best aligning with your event or team • Your contact details 38 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014 39 Gymmy at the GPT Wollongong Central Opening Unit 7, 141 Flemington Rd, Mitchell ACT 2911 Phone: (02) 6163 8011 | www.clubgroup.com.au 40 THE CLUB GROUP COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REPORT 2014